Lin'an was very hot in July, but today, a fine drizzle drifted down from the sky, so naturally it was not hot. Still, the dampness of the rain did little to make people comfortable; for some, it perhaps made things even more unpleasant.
A thin mist rose along both banks of the Qiantang River. A-Gou raced on all fours with his tongue hanging out, his long golden fur billowing in layers, even his ears flapping back and forth. At last, he was freed. He plopped down on the ground, panting heavily with his long tongue out, too lazy to move another inch.
It was his misfortune to have an owner like this. He gazed resentfully at the man practicing martial arts not far away and could not help snorting. What a hard dog's life, woof...
Naturally, Wang Yan paid no attention to A-Gou's thoughts. Every time the dog finished running, he would stare at Wang Yan with those wide eyes, as if trying to look pitiful enough to awaken his conscience so he would stop torturing the dog and let him enjoy a dog's life. Other people's dogs loved tearing up the house and being active, but not this one. This one just wanted to lie around.
Ignoring A-Gou's resentment, Wang Yan, who was even more doglike than a dog, shifted and darted through two sets of boxing forms before finishing his practice and swaying leisurely back home...
Wang Yan Attributes: Strength 34 Agility 34 Constitution 34 Spirit 119 Unallocated Points: 5
This was his current attribute panel. This trip had earned him another five free attribute points, while the previous five had, as usual, been added to Spirit.
As for his skills, there had not been much change. He had simply learned quite a few more instruments.