Zhuge Yun:...
After a while, he gave up trying to figure it out.
He shook his head.
"I don't know."
He couldn't think of a reasonable explanation either...
As for the old lady's decision to call Xiao Xiao over...
He just couldn't make sense of it.
The more he thought about it, the more confused he got.
"Good grief."
Zhuge Yun stretched out his legs and rocked back in his chair.
"Forget it."
"Let's skip this question."
He couldn't come up with a sensible answer anyway.
Might as well let it go.
No need to get stuck on it.
Maybe looking at it from a different angle would make things clearer...
It was just...
"...All right."
Zhuge Yun thought it over and realized he didn't have another question.
"Thanks for your effort."
"I have a feeling this is going to be a long-term effort."
After all, they were looking for an unknown creature that was only known to have a red eye and a fairly large body...
"Huh?"
Zhuge Yun remembered a question he'd asked earlier but hadn't seemed to get an answer to.
"With such distinctive features..."
"Anyone who's seen it should remember it clearly."
Come to think of it...
"Maybe it won't be that hard to find?"
"Have you found anyone who's seen it?"
Zhuge Yun looked surprised.
Could they have been looking in the wrong place?
But the old lady had only been waiting in the little square...
What about elsewhere...
Did the old lady even remember?
"We haven't started looking yet."
Xiao Xiao smiled.
"Grandma Ji remembered it in the evening."
"She thought we could look tomorrow."
"Oh, oh."
Zhuge Yun nodded.
So that was it.
"Uh..."
Zhao Luzheng raised his hand hesitantly, drawing everyone's attention.
"What is it?"
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