Ruan Xianxian knew that the rest had probably already drifted away with the current!

She didn't ask Weiwei the idiotic question of why she didn't save these people when she clearly had the ability.

Knowing that it wouldn't eat people, Ruan Xianxian kept her promise, "Thank you for helping me take them home. In exchange, I will take you home soon too."

"Don't resist." He raised his hand to touch the giant tortoise's large head, and with a thought, silently recited: "Give up!"

With a splash, the giant tortoise vanished and entered a deep slumber, replaced by waves rising from the river's surface.

After taking a proper shower, Ruan Xianxian ran back to the campsite. The tent had already been set up by her friends, and the two, exhausted from a long day, were already asleep.

Ruan Xianxian hadn't even dried her hair when a wave of exhaustion washed over her, and she fell asleep the moment her head hit the pillow.

She slept soundly through the night, and the next morning she was awakened by Old Li calling her from afar, his voice repeatedly urging her to get up and go to town.

It was just dawn, and the assembly whistle had not yet sounded. Ruan Xianxian, with a single tuft of hair sticking up on her head and a resentment heavier than a ghost, carried her toiletries out of the small tent.

She looked up and saw a black Jeep speeding towards her on the horizon. She squinted; this color of Jeep was a rare sight these days.

By the time she reached Old Li's side, the jeep had already passed them and stopped directly at the riverbank.

The car door opened, and a man whose face was obscured gracefully unbuttoned his trench coat.

Then, catching the two off guard, he took a running start, sprang up, and jumped into the river, splashing up small waves.

Ruan Xianxian's mouth gaped slightly, "It's such a waste that this person isn't on the national diving team!"

"Wait a minute!" she cried out, almost letting out a shriek. "Dude! You drove all this way to jump into the river, what were you thinking?"