Lin Yi pressed his lips together. "I hope I'm overthinking it..."
"You're definitely overthinking it," Wei Shan said. "We're just some thoroughly ordinary people. We just need to figure out how to finish the mission. The rest isn't our business."
"Mm." Lin Yi nodded, but inwardly, he reserved judgment.
For some reason, he kept feeling a shadow over his heart, as though it had been wrapped in a layer of translucent gauze. He could see things, but he couldn't see them clearly.
Arriving at the Notice Board, Lin Yi and Wei Shan returned the Cafeteria Rules to the bookshelf.
"You're here, huh?" Wei Liang leaned against the edge of the Notice Board, watching them in utter boredom. He seemed to have been waiting for a while.
"Sorry for the wait, Liangzi." Lin Yi raised the Bundle and said with a smile, "We had a bumper harvest."
Wei Liang curled his lips hard and teased, "With a bumper harvest like yours, things must've gone pretty badly on the other side of the story."
"Want a couple?" Lin Yi asked.
Wei Liang discreetly backed away, waving his hands in refusal with an air of lofty detachment. "Take them away... take them away..."
"Looks like Elder Wei isn't destined to enjoy these Ginseng Eggplants." Lin Yi smiled and slung the Bundle onto his back again. "Say, should we take a few over to Young Master Tian and Kuai Kuai later? They might not have eaten."
"Don't worry about them." Wei Shan shook his head. "Yinbi has plenty of rotten ideas. The Tomatoes he found could only be better than ours. Those two won't go hungry."
Although Wei Shan was very unhappy with Kuai Hongji, he often spoke quite fairly. He really was the sort to call his teammates useless during the farming phase,