The Fox's Travels

Su Tianqing was visiting Mountain City for the first time.

Rongcheng and Mountain City were actually very close to each other, a train ride taking just over two hours. If one took a plane, the descent began practically the moment the wheels lifted, and if desired, a person could easily go play in the morning and return home at night, though the itinerary would be rather tight and exhausting.

"So we plan to just have a blast playing here for a whole week!" Su Tianqing said, raising her hands high, pouncing on the cat-girl beside her to transform into a fox pendant hanging off her.

The two stood side by side in front of the Liberation Monument, gazing up at the commemorative structure that had stood for several decades. In the midday sunlight, Nan Jiayu popped open a can of iced cola and handed it to the fox-girl beside her.

Gulp, gulp... phew! You just have to drink iced cola in this weather!

"Careful not to spill it, we didn't bring many changes of clothes," Nan Jiayu said with a smile, opening a can of her own to temporarily dispel the sweltering heat lingering around her body with the ice-cold beverage.

There were quite a few tourists around, and no small number of people pausing to take photos as keepsakes. Su Tianqing didn't just stand there either; she looped her arm around the cat-girl's neck, casually set her cola on the edge of a flower bed, whipped out her phone, and seized the opportunity to snap a selfie of the two of them.

Click.

The cat-girl hadn't had time to ready herself for the photo, looking toward the lens with an expression of surprise. The fox-girl's side-locks fluttered in the wind, making the otherwise static photo full of motion.

"Hehe,