Zhaozhao's mind wandered through all sorts of thoughts, but her feet never stopped moving.
Before long, the two of them reached a Fork in the Road.
Zhaozhao hurriedly shone her flashlight on the eyeball in her hand. It moved slightly, pointing left.
"This way," Zhaozhao told Zhao Xun behind her as she took the lead and slipped into the passage on the left.
The Cave on the left was only wide enough for one person, though it was not too cramped. What made it uncomfortable was its height-only about 1.6 meters.
Zhaozhao had to lower her head every so often as she walked to keep from bumping it.
For Zhao Xun, who stood over 1.8 meters tall, it was even worse. He practically had to walk bent double.
After going some distance and finding it far too inconvenient, he simply transformed into a Ring-Tailed Lemur. At last, he could move freely.
The Pygmy Marmoset, only about fifteen centimeters long, still sat on his shoulder.
Hearing that the footsteps behind her sounded different, Zhaozhao could not help glancing back.
She saw the Ring-Tailed Lemur Zhao Xun had become.
She froze for a moment, then asked cautiously, "Are you A Shui?"
"Yes," the Ring-Tailed Lemur answered calmly. "Keep going."
Although his appearance was completely different, that look in his eyes and his tone were unmistakably Zhao Xun's.
Zhaozhao let out a relieved breath and started walking again. "You startled me. I thought we'd gotten separated."
Then she asked curiously, "Is your special ability turning into all kinds of animals?"
She had already seen Zhao Xun transform into a sparrow and a Ring-Tailed Lemur. Those two animals were completely different in species and traits, so she figured there were no real restrictions on his transformations-as long as it was an animal, he could