Every child walking in the amusent park seems to have a standard set.
A colorful balloon, a children’s ice cream, with both hands occupied.
Now, Su Li was happily joining their ranks, but she always felt sothing was odd.
Wherever she walked, there seed to be very few children gathering.
Su Li wasn’t interested in doing any tasks; she was more interested in the train.
The last ti, the train ran too fast, otherwise she really could have taken it apart to study.
This ti, Su Li thought, if she resisted passively, what would the power of obliteration be like? She really wanted to see it.
After all, she wasn’t the Su Family’s daughter herself, the servant branding had long been removed, so obliteration couldn’t truly threaten her.
The amusent park also had specially prepared parent-child activities today, and every family seed to be having a great ti.
Because of these activities, many families would stay in the amusent park for around three days.
The various thed rooms in the children’s castle at the amusent park were also open to the public.
After wandering outside for a while, Su Li planned to find a room in the children’s castle to rest for a bit.
In front of the children’s castle, as the na implies, this building looked like a fairy-tale castle, though a miniature version, but small as it was, it was still complete.
Outside the castle stood a row of guards in red uniforms, wearing high feathered hats, along with polite and dignified maids in long dresses.
What was even more special was the presence of a king within the castle.
But, most special of all, was that whether they were guards, maids, or the king... they were all played by children.
Everything seed like a realistic pretend ga.
The receptionist was an adult woman. After Su Li stated her purpose, before she could speak, a childish voice interrupted her.
"Do not give her a room."
Su Li turned her head, the owner of the voice wasn’t unfamiliar; it was the little boy she had t once before.
He glared at Su Li with obvious hostility in his eyes.
The receptionist’s expression changed, and her previously friendly and enthusiastic deanor instantly shifted.
She spoke coldly, "Ma’am, the children’s castle is not open to you. Please find another place to stay."
The little boy shook his head smugly and said, "That’s what you get for crossing ."
Su Li said expressionlessly, "Is that so?"
With a "crack," where Su Li’s pale, delicate hand rested on the jade table, fine, spider-web-like cracks appeared.
The faint crackling sound was small yet unavoidable.
Su Li calmly withdrew her hand, and the speed of the spreading cracks visibly accelerated.
Soon, the entire jade-made front desk was covered in spider web patterns.
The receptionist, taken aback, touched it with her finger, seemingly breaking so balance, and the bar collapsed with a crash, crumbling like a potato chip.
The little boy who had just boasted: "....."
Compared to adults, children were evidently more tactful.
The little boy quickly turned to the receptionist and said, "Give her a room, hurry..."
Su Li was very pleased, showing the little boy a slight smile as a sign of appreciation.
As a result, the little boy looked as if he’d seen a ghost, his pupils shrank sharply, and he turned and ran off, disappearing from Su Li’s sight in an instant.
Oh mom, that woman is terrifying~
After smoothly checking in, Su Li had a lovely rest for a while before starting her unfinished cultivation activity.
After completing the first round of cultivation, she noticed a clattering sound coming from the next room. Upon opening the door, she ca face to face with a family of three.
They seed to have just checked in as well.
A dad, a mom, and a little girl.
The dad was tall and handso, the mom petite and delicate, and the little girl sweet and charming like a dessert table.
The little girl held her dad’s hand in one and her mom’s in the other, chattering away like a rry little sparrow.
This appeared to be an extrely perfect family, looking as if they lived a peaceful and happy life.
However, sotis, when things are too perfect, they can seem a little fake.
The little girl’s lively eyes darted around, and she sweetly and openly greeted Su Li, "Hello, Auntie."
"Auntie, where’s your little baby?"
Su Li: "I don’t have a little baby."
The little girl’s expression changed dramatically, her voice suddenly sharp, "Is it because you don’t want to bring him to play?"
Seeing their daughter suddenly becoming unreasonable, the little girl’s parents were evidently very nervous, "We apologize, we apologize..."
Su Li took steps forward to the little girl, looking down at her for a mont, then bending down and pinching the little girl’s chin, squeezing tightly, "What, you have a problem?"
The little girl’s previously rebellious deanor instantly changed into a pitifully cute expression.
She blinked her dewy eyes, smiling ingratiatingly, "Sister, I misunderstood you...."
Just now it was Auntie, now it’s Sister. Children can be much smarter than so adults.
"Sister, I’ll go into the room with Mom and Dad now."
The little girl bent her crescent eyes, her hands pulling with effort, and dragged her parents into the room.
Watching the reluctant backs of the adults, Su Li couldn’t help but smile as well.
While Su Li was leisurely relaxing, another group wasn’t having much luck.
It seed that after parting ways with Su Li, even their fortunes took a downturn.
At first, Lin Zizhu and the others didn’t notice. As ti passed and they couldn’t find an opportunity to complete their mission, already feeling anxious and impatient, they realized they were having far too many unlucky encounters.
Besides the unruly child they t when crossing paths with Su Li, they ran into several more groups of mischievous children.
A group of four- or five-year-old kids holding squirt guns suddenly rushed out, laughing and spraying them, soaking them through and through.
Fortunately, with the weather being hot, their clothes dried quickly.
The kids’ parents, upon seeing this, rely offered a lukewarm apology, infuriating Lin Zizhu and the others enough.
After this, just as their clothes were drying, another group of children erged from who knows where, playing with slingshots.
One wrong move, and soone in their group got hit.
The small marble-size pellets hurt when they struck.
Especially for those like Zhang Xijuan and Li Yuerong, whose points from the trials were mostly used to perfect their appearances. Their physical prowess was only slightly better than the average person, and they couldn’t withstand the power of the pellets.
Zhang Xijuan got a small red mark on her arm, stinging like an ant bite.
Zhang Xijuan and Huang Shuzhong at least used so points to enhance their physical strength, so they wouldn’t be out of breath after a few steps. But Li Yuerong had it the worst, with the spot where she got hit quickly turning blue and swollen.
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