Soon, the bus left the bustling steel jungle.

...

"We've arrived at Little Tengu Mountain..."

As the train arrived at its destination, the passengers who had been sleeping woke up.

Seeing that the car had come to a stop, Kōyū reached out and patted Ai, who was sleeping on his shoulder, and said, "We've arrived. Time to get up."

"Um.."

After a soft moan, Ai slowly opened her eyes. At this moment, Kousuke's face filled her entire field of vision. Recalling what she had just dreamed about, her delicate earlobes turned slightly red.

However, Kōyū did not notice anything unusual about her. He stood up, extended his hand to Ai, and smiled, "Let's go, get off the bus."

Looking into Kousuke's clear eyes, Ai placed her hand in his palm and smiled as she replied, "Mm."

...

After getting off the bus, Uncle Mori found that there was no one in sight at the foot of the mountain. If it weren't for the sign next to him that read "Little Tengu Mountain", he would have really thought that he had gotten on the wrong bus.

"Could this travel brochure be fake?" Uncle Mori suddenly snapped out of his daze. "Didn't they say this place is really popular with female college students lately?"

"Dad, you didn't bring us here just to see college girls, did you?"

Sensing the murderous aura emanating from Xiaolan, Uncle Mori coughed lightly and said seriously, "How could that be? I simply wanted to bring you here for fun. As for why this place is popular with female college students, that's what this travel brochure says, it has nothing to do with me."

As he spoke, Uncle Mori took out the tourist brochure and showed the side about Little Tengu Mountain to the group.

Just as Uncle Mori said, the tourist brochure did indeed include a sentence like "Little Tengu Mountain is currently very popular with female college students."

The accompanying picture shows many young women standing at the foot of the mountain, and there is also a sign for Xiaotiangou Mountain in the picture, which is enough to prove that the place in the photo is indeed like this.

However, what Guangyou actually saw was that there was no one else besides them.

This reminded him of a phrase that often appears in television commercials.

"Pictures are for reference only; the actual product shall prevail."

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