Thanks to the lively atmosphere, Himeko was enjoying herself as well. Mm... if this "Father" beside her were not here and it were just Little Himeko, that would be even better.
She could even treat it as a date with Little Himeko, but having a third wheel around made it feel completely different. But going on a date with her childhood self? Why did that feel a little strange?
"These ice sculptures are so exquisite. Every single one looks real."
As she admired the ice sculptures ahead, Himeko stopped walking and stood beside the separated viewing platform.
There seemed to be no fewer than a hundred ice sculptures before Himeko. They glittered beneath the sunlight, which carried practically no warmth, appearing especially crystal-clear and translucent.
The ice sculptures were arranged in a uniform manner, depicting ancient soldiers, warriors, and generals from the Far Eastern Land. They recreated scenes of ancient battles and had all been made at a one-to-one scale.
If these were not ice sculptures but figurines, each one would probably cost over a hundred thousand RMB!
The only problem was...
"Isn't their height a bit too exaggerated? Were soldiers in the Far Eastern Land really this tall back then?"
Himeko stared at the ice sculptures before her. Each of them was around 1.8 meters tall, while the warriors were even more unbelievable, reaching over two meters. Was this really a one-to-one recreation? Hadn't people from the Far Eastern Land back then considered 1.55 meters tall to be tall already?
"They're just artworks. Don't take them too seriously."
Having apparently heard Himeko's voice, Muryōtō Ryūsuke turned to glance at her and explained.
"Mm."
Himeko nodded slightly at that.
The games of the Far Eastern Land seemed to be the same. Ordinary soldiers were very "tall," while the Boss was