"What are you babbling about?" Yan Huan reached out and, with little patience, scooped it up in one swift motion.
It felt furry and warm in his hands.
He casually set it down on a pale yellow beanbag chair by the door.
The little chubby horse sank entirely into the soft, fluffy chair. Its tiny limbs and wings flapped twice, but it failed to pull itself free right away, only letting out a disgruntled, drawn-out "Der~~."
Just as he finished dealing with it, Feng Jin's slightly breathless voice sounded behind him:
"Teachers, please be careful, the floor is slippery..."
Then she stopped, steadied her breathing, and put her gentle smile back on as she looked at Yan Huan.
"Huan Bao, you..."
"Stop!" Yan Huan immediately raised a hand, fingers spread wide, decisively cutting off what sounded like it would have been a lengthy inquiry born of concern.
"Right now, I only want to know why there's no internet." He waved the phone in his hand, which still displayed a red X, his expression grave and his brow faintly furrowed.
"Other than that, I don't want to talk about anything."
"Huh? Didn't Little Ika just tell you about that?" Feng Jin blinked, her long lashes fluttering as a hint of confusion appeared on her face, only to be quickly replaced by her usual patience. She explained softly:
"Little Ika said that while Teacher Tian was playing around, she accidentally damaged the train's external temporary signal receiver, so there's no internet..."
"Is that so?" Yan Huan remained skeptical. He lowered his head and jabbed forcefully at the phone screen again, as though he could poke a signal out of it.
"That's not right! It's not just the wifi—I can't use my mobile data either... Did the Interastral Peace Corporation's signal provider go