He was squatting down, watching the ants on the ground.
He paused for a moment, then turned his gaze away from the ants and slowly turned to look at Qian Sui, who was standing at the corner.
His hat brim was pulled low, and he had to look up to see the Emperor.
When Chisui saw him looking at her, she grinned sweetly.
Chisui tilted her head and smiled at him, then stretched out her hand and waved it foolishly as if to greet him.
Chitose was very enthusiastic, but the boy was very indifferent.
He was expressionless.
He first looked away, then slowly stood up, turned around to face Qian Sui, and slowly began to speak.
You're late.
The boy's voice was cool and slightly deep, a very pleasant sound.
Chisui didn't have a watch; she didn't even have anything to tell the time.
Her master taught her how to tell time by observing the sun.
Chisui looked up at the sun. She had learned quite well how to tell time by observing the length and position of the sun's shadow.
After all, she had to time her practice sessions precisely, and also time her meals precisely.
Qian Sui looked at the sun, estimated the time, and said.
"I'm sorry, I saw some boys playing marbles on the way here. I thought it looked fun, so I watched for a while."
Chisui's words were an explanation for her lateness, hoping the other party could forgive her.
But after Chitose finished speaking, the boy's expression turned even worse.
The boy's eyes lowered, his dark, deep gaze fixed on Chitose, and then he said, "You were late just to watch other boys play marbles?"
Chisui was taken aback: "You want to see too? Let's go take a look together, they're probably still there."
"....."
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