Bai Studies: A Promising Field

Bai Studies: A Promising Field

"Walnut, calm down." Pinellia pinched Walnut's head. "At a time like this, don't let worldly labels blind you. You need to see the truth hidden beneath the language."

"What truth? All I see are lies piled on lies, lies everywhere! Tell me honestly, did you two come here to have fun because you saw I had a headache?"

Pinellia lowered her head and pondered for a moment before saying, "That's true. I am one of the wandering souls occupying Pinellia's body, and I do have a bit of a troublemaker streak."

"My heart is a troublemaker too. She said that if I didn't come see her, she wouldn't work. What was I supposed to do? She's my precious darling." Hodgepodge sighed helplessly as well.

Looking at the two of them, Walnut felt that they were beyond saving.

With a wave of her hand, she sent them off like thieves stealing oil, then rested her chin on her hand and watched the Unit Ones play games while continuing to think about how to set them on the right path.

But no matter how she thought about it, she couldn't find a suitable method. The mission simply couldn't move forward.

When she turned around to look for Pinellia and Hodgepodge, she found them watching her from not far away, each holding a freshly bought meat bun.

"—How long have you two been watching?"

"Not that long. Just since you covered your head and groaned about whether to call us back to give you some ideas."

Pinellia said this while biting into her bun.

"So you watched the whole thing! You just stood there without moving and watched me make a fool of myself?"

"We sat down. And we weren't standing still either. Didn't we go buy buns?"