Don't go!
"Li Mingtai."
The tall boy looked serious. "I just think..."
"How many more years are you going to keep seeing strange creatures?"
Li Mingtai:...
He didn't understand...
He really had seen it...
He'd seen it clearly.
Could his eyes really be deceiving him?
No.
Li Mingtai shook his head.
Seeing was believing.
He trusted his own eyes.
He knew perfectly well that he hadn't been mistaken.
And he hadn't hallucinated.
Hallucinations couldn't happen without a trigger.
He wasn't light-headed.
He wasn't dizzy, either.
He was perfectly clearheaded.
Besides, what kind of hallucination could last for so many years?
Li Mingtai smiled faintly.
He didn't respond to the tall boy's words.
There was no need to.
Time would prove everything.
The tall boy shook his head slightly.
It was because Li Mingtai was so reticent that every conversation they had about his condition always ended without resolution.
Li Mingtai didn't want to talk about it.
His uncle and aunt had stopped asking, too.
That was that.
The tall boy smiled.
So many years had gone by...
Was there a problem?
No.
At noon, the tall boy took the boy with black-rimmed glasses to a restaurant in a nearby mall for lunch.
Brilliant sunlight streamed through the enormous floor-to-ceiling windows.
It brightened everyone's mood.
Of course,
someone found the sunlight too glaring and drew the curtains partway.
The tall boy basked in the sunlight.
He had no intention of drawing the curtains.
The boy with black-rimmed glasses knew the tall boy liked the sunshine.
He didn't mind either way.
The curtains could be open or closed.
After ordering, the boy with black-rimmed glasses looked out the window.
Hm?
He saw the leopard-like creature he'd seen earlier, the