The icy pool water instantly rushed into his mouth and nose, causing him to instinctively utter, "Ah—Achoo—"
A gust of cold wind blew, and he sneezed.
Wait, how can there be wind in the water?
The boy, who had kept his eyes closed, opened them and found himself hanging upside down in mid-air, being pulled by one leg by Yin Zhu. Yin Zhu even shook his hand, trying to shake the water off the boy.
"Teacher Hao... Teacher Hao!"
Yin Zhu used her other hand to support his head, turning him upright and placing him on the ground: "Are you alright?"
"without……"
"If there's nothing else, let's go back."
Yin Zhu withdrew her hand in disgust. After all, she herself had fallen in before. That lousy pool hadn't had its water changed in eight hundred years, so the boy was now emitting a pungent, sour smell.
After saying that, Yin Zhu took the lead and walked back.
The boy hurriedly followed Yin Zhu's footsteps. If he turned around, he would see his sister's appearance appear on the water's surface, then transform into a black shadow, glaring resentfully at Yin Zhu.
The two returned to the small square one after the other, immediately attracting the attention of many people.
The reason was simple: the boy's stench had already traveled on the wind and reached the small square before him.
"Teacher Hao, what's wrong with Xiaoyun?"
Teacher Huang, who was helping the children jump rope, also saw it. She put the jump rope on the ground, walked over quickly, and looked the boy over repeatedly: "Did he fall into the pond?"
"Yes, luckily I reacted quickly and managed to pull it out."
Yin Zhu answered casually.
"They actually managed to pull them out alive? We need to go back and change our clothes right away..." Teacher Huang pinched her nose and fell into deep thought.
Yin Zhu ignored her words and asked with great curiosity, "Xiao Yun, what did you see in the pond? How did you fall in all of a sudden?"
The boy's face was pale, his cold fingers clutching the hem of his clothes. The scene he had just witnessed still made him tremble uncontrollably: "Many, many heads."
"A human head?" This time it was Teacher Huang's turn to be surprised. "Didn't you see the fish?" As soon as he asked this question, Teacher Huang's expression froze instantly, as if he realized that he had said something he shouldn't have.
"Teacher Huang, there are no fish in our pond."
Yin Zhu's voice rang out softly.
These words were like a bolt from the blue for Teacher Huang. She turned her head stiffly toward Yin Zhu, her eyes filled with disbelief.
[Free Activity Section 4. There are no fish in the pond. When children claim to see small fish or dark shadows in the pond, please correct their misconceptions in time until they admit they are wrong.]
The pond contains flowing water and has a water-changing device at the bottom, so bubbles sometimes appear, which is normal.
So who would say there are small fish in the pond?
Of course, it's the children.
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