Xia Chuhe: "..."
She didn't need to ask that question.
Zhu Guanshan: “∑q|?Д?|p???”
Zhu Guanshan: "I don't like it here! I want to leave!"
The boy sighed, lowered his head, and walked heavily to the nutrient tank. He carefully wiped the outer shell of the nutrient tank and adjusted the buttons on it.
Xia Chuhe gave the others a look, meaning to stay alert and retaliate immediately if anything unusual happens.
The boy sighed again: "Alright, since you're unwilling, I can only let you go and continue to wait for the next destined person."
Zhu Guanshan stared at the boy in disbelief, never expecting the problem to be solved so easily.
The boy said, "Tell me another story, and I'll send you away after you finish. Please."
Helpless, Zhu Guanshan racked his brains to retrieve a story from his memory: "Uh, once upon a time there was a princess whose hair was blacker than ebony and whose skin was whiter than snow..."
After finishing his story, the boy was still eager for more: "Is there more? Is there more? Tell me one more! Tell me one more, and I'll let you go."
Zhu Guanshan said weakly, "Once upon a time, there was a girl whose mother died, and her father remarried..."
"Wait!" Xia Chuhe interrupted Zhu Guanshan, "We're done talking, we're tired and want to leave."
Bao'er quietly nudged Zhu Guanshan's lower back, signaling her to cooperate.
Zhu Guanshan: "Ah, right! I'm so thirsty from talking that I can't keep going."
With a wave of his hand, the boy conjured eight cups of mango pomelo sago equally in each person's hand: "I'll treat you to some. After you've finished, tell me a story, okay?"
Li Yue used her supernatural ability to test the waters: "It's safe, you can drink it."
Bao'er couldn't resist the temptation and was the first to raise her glass.
The boy coaxed, "Tell me another story, and I'll give you something good."
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