How could this be!?
The boy didn't believe it.
But...
His classmate turned to him and shook his head.
"No."
"I didn't see anything."
Seeing the boy's look of disbelief, his classmate pressed his lips together, uncertain now too.
But...
He turned and reached out to stir the water in the puddle.
Was what I saw really up to me?
"What do you mean, 'see'...?"
"What hallucination!?"
"Did you even...!"
No one else...
What?
Not just once.
Just as his classmate had said, did anyone even know yet that colorful mushrooms were poisonous?
His mind wasn't quite keeping up.
Were all those times I'd been chased and left in such a sorry state fake?
What kind of nonsensical guesses were these?
Every face around him was blurry.
The more the girl thought...
The girl felt her head starting to hurt.
The strange fish was even faster than teleportation.
"Ah!"
His classmate blurted out.
His classmate got to his feet.
"What you saw was a hallucination."
"The problem is..."
Don't even...
"This isn't a lake or a river..."
The girl was completely bewildered.
He'd used all his strength and still couldn't catch the strange fish.
All the words he wanted to say were stuck in his throat, and he couldn't get them out.
The girl had plenty of things to say in protest.
That's right.
For a moment, he didn't know what to say either.
"Wang Hao."
What gave this guy the right to say what I saw was a hallucination?
I hadn't said a word, and this guy had gone on and on.
"What are you doing?!"
"It'll be gone if you let it!"
It's right there—
The girl nearly stumbled.
The strange fish was already gone.
It