"I love radishes and vegetables!"

The children were chirping and singing nursery rhymes, their voices tender and soft.

"Sorry, please line up here." Qiu Yue and the other four people were stopped in their tracks, and a staff member wearing an extra rabbit ear headdress gestured to them to the end of the line.

The children also stopped humming and looked at the five older brothers and sisters with their bright black eyes.

"You must line up obediently!"

"The teacher said we can't cut in line!"

"You are all adults, how come you are so ignorant?"

The five people looked at each other in bewilderment. Yan Bei said to the staff, "We're here to get the Stamp of Courage, not to take photos. Do we have to queue?"

"Same." The staff nodded and gestured for them to line up at the end of the queue again.

Qiu Yue sighed, "Let's line up."

There were five more adults queuing up behind a row of children. They really stood out from the crowd, and the NPCs passing by had to take a few glances at them.

Several people turned their backs to the outside, believing that out of sight, out of mind, they turned to look at the wounds on their bodies. The shallower ones had healed, but those that had been bitten repeatedly by several octopuses were not healing so quickly.

Zheng Yi can only use sign language now, but he doesn't know sign language at all, so Li Xing and Yu Waiwai have to figure out the meaning on their own.

He pointed at the children, then opened his hands and drew a big circle, pointed at himself, and finally drew a question mark in the air.

"What is that? A kid feeding you a pancake?" Li Xing didn't understand.

Zheng Yi rolled his eyes at him, while Yu Waiwai figured something out: "You mean to ask, where are the adults of these children?"

Zheng Yi nodded vigorously.