"Those two kids aren't in any danger from the demon, are they?"
Although he knew that if the demon had meant the children any harm, Xiao Xiao would have already stepped in,
Zhang Bo still asked.
"No."
Xiao Xiao shook his head.
That was good.
Zhang Bo finally relaxed.
"Is it still nearby?"
Zhuge Yun asked quietly.
At the same time, his eyes darted around, searching.
Though he knew he was wasting his time, Zhuge Yun couldn't help himself.
Xiao Xiao raised an eyebrow. "Would you rather it were here or not?"
"I—"
Zhuge Yun's voice faltered. "Would it make any difference what I hoped?"
What could he decide?
He couldn't even see it.
Xiao Xiao smiled. "It's here."
"Whoa."
Zhuge Yun murmured in amazement.
He turned and looked around.
Mist veiled the rain.
Boats were faintly visible on the water.
The tourists on shore were little more than silhouettes.
All right.
What was he even looking for?
Zhuge Yun reluctantly looked away.
The two boats went their separate ways.
After all, they had come for a boat ride.
What was the point if they stayed side by side the whole time?
"Goodbye, Little Peach and Lailai."
Nannan waved to the two children.
"Goodbye."
Little Peach raised the pinwheel in her hand and waved it.
Its blades spun with a soft whir.
The boat carrying Nannan slowly sailed away.
Little Peach and Lailai both let out a small sigh of relief.
Zhuge Yun smiled.
"Were you nervous?"
The two children froze.
"You seemed to be having a good time talking, though."
Zhuge Yun raised an eyebrow.
Nannan was a cheerful, outgoing girl.
She was the perfect person to help the two children step out