"Though it wasn't quite as amazing as you made it sound."
"At least it wasn't inedible."
Zhuge Yun ate with reasonable satisfaction.
"Mm."
Li Yan nodded.
"Maybe our expectations were too high to begin with, so the gap was unavoidable."
"If our expectations hadn't been so high, perhaps we would have found it delicious."
"True."
Still awful.
"How could A Si possibly get tanned?"
Master Xiao finally breathed a sigh of relief.
"You can answer that question too."
Li Yan nodded emphatically.
"What if he looked up some information himself?"
Li Yan was stumped.
To be safe, Master Xiao added,
"No, no, I mean..."
"You."
We were just talking about pet shops...
"Who would ask that question?"
"Even if other animals could, A Bai couldn't."
"Perhaps we'll even get to see it."
"Why don't other people do it the way the white fox does?"
Xiao Xiao smiled.
I really never thought about that question...
Li Yan raised his voice. "Is there a white fox?"
"Let's not talk about those related reports."
He walked beneath the shade of the trees.
Who could bear to let it suffer even the slightest grievance?
"I've gained a new understanding of human diversity."
The light on Li Yan's face immediately dimmed.
Li Yan was somewhat surprised.
Especially with several strands of "escaped" sunlight spilling through the gaps between the leaves.
Li Yan couldn't get past this question.
How could it possibly get tanned this badly...
A smile played at the corners of Xiao Xiao's mouth.
"Of course it can."
"No matter what color the fox is."
Li Yan gave an awkward laugh.
"They say that people turn white if they spend too long in the sun..."
Could A Si really turn white from sunbathing?
Mm.