They hadn't noticed at first.
There were so many people here.
Everyone had come out of their tents that morning, refreshed after a night's rest.
They were sure it would be lively.
But after Xiao Xiao and the others left their tents, they realized things weren't quite as they'd imagined.
They had expected to see groups of three or five people chatting and eating breakfast in front of their tents.
Just like what they'd seen when they arrived.
Except that back then, everyone had been eating dinner.
"You got up to use the bathroom last night..."
Child's Dad shook his head.
But what was the pig holding?
"There must be a reason everyone's gathered over there, right?"
I don't know either.
She hadn't noticed her mother glaring at her, either.
She couldn't help waving her arms excitedly.
The little girl's clear, high-pitched voice startled quite a few people.
Zhuge Yun asked in confusion, "What happened?"
She thought Dad was about to wake up, so she called even louder.
"Why won't he wake up no matter what I do..."
"Let's go take a look."
He craned his neck.
It would be so embarrassing if word got out.
Though he cursed himself for being useless, the Chinese man still couldn't help looking away.
How embarrassing.
His expression remained stiff, only partly under his control.
The middle-aged man turned his head.
"Hmph."
The disappointing result only made him more exhausted.
He smiled gently.
"It's like this..."
Worried the other person might hear her, the little girl deliberately walked farther away.
She covered the scrape on the back of her hand.
A few spots of blood had welled up.
She was just being boisterous, as children often were.
He tugged at the corner of his mouth.
Huh?