It Doesn't Like It
But in some ways, children...
were much slower to react.
They didn't understand or comprehend things, and unless they were clearly told, they wouldn't change.
They couldn't independently respond according to the situation.
They would feel wronged, confused, and resist even more fiercely.
Then they would be forcibly suppressed.
By the time things reached that point...
some harm had already been done.
"Big Brother."
Seeing that the atmosphere had grown somewhat heavy, the girl with bobbed hair deliberately made her tone a little more cheerful.
"Did you see it this time too?"
"What?"
the boy asked instinctively.
See what?
"That little fox with the white coat and red markings."
The girl with bobbed hair widened her eyes.
Oh.
The boy suddenly understood.
He looked at Xiao Xiao.
"Yeah."
The boy nodded.
He had seen it.
Just like every time he had encountered it before...
the little fox with the white coat and red markings was lying on Xiao Xiao's shoulder with its eyes closed...
Was it really asleep?
Or was it resting with its eyes closed?
"Really?"
The girl with bobbed hair looked at Xiao Xiao, then at her brother.
Her gaze went back and forth between them.
"Yeah."
The boy nodded.
"Really."
"Where?"
The girl with bobbed hair looked at her brother expectantly.
"On his left shoulder."
The boy answered every question his little sister asked.
The girl with bobbed hair looked at Xiao Xiao's left shoulder.
Mm.
Just as expected.
She couldn't see anything at all.
The girl with bobbed hair refused to give up.
She opened her eyes wide.
Then she used her fingers to pull her eyes even wider.
She leaned closer to Xiao Xiao's shoulder.
Xiao Xiao's brows