Yu Sheng was leisurely basking on the rooftop of the castle with Little Red Riding Hood (although there was no actual sun in this place).
Hu Li, the fox girl, had unknowingly fallen asleep nearby—she stuffed a bunch of her tails behind Yu Sheng, then curled up sideways into a ball, hugging the big tail she usually used to store food.
Under the dim light, she softly snored, a faint smile lingering on her face.
“She really has no worries at all…” Yu Sheng turned his head to glance at the fox girl who was sound asleep beside him, scratching the fur behind her ear. “It’s like she’s completely full and the world is at peace.”
“There’s someone even more carefree in the valley.” Little Red Riding Hood leaned against the shadow wolf she summoned, lying sprawled on the rooftop as she spoke leisurely.
Yu Sheng raised his eyelids. “Who? The long-haired princess?”
“The Golden Retriever? She’s definitely not carefree—she’s got plenty of worries, like the homework she has to submit when school starts,” Little Red Riding Hood squinted her eyes. “I’m talking about the snake.”
Yu Sheng raised an eyebrow. “The Snake Princess? Didn’t she just return to Qianfeng Spirit Mountain yesterday?”