Muchen glanced at her and said, "You're the younger sister."
"Huh? Why?" Yue'er pouted and glared unhappily at him.
"You are the younger sister," Muchen said, patting her little head.
Seeing this, Yue'er blinked her beautiful eyes and stopped dwelling on this point. Instead, she looked at her two Brothers. With a young voice tinged with a hint of confusion, she asked, "But where are our Father and Mother? Where is our home?"
Hao'er and Muchen were silent when they heard this. Because they didn't know either. They always felt as if there were memories in their minds that had gone missing. Whenever they tried to think about them, their heads hurt terribly.
The only thing they could do was to find the answer from whatever was around them, but it was still a bit difficult for them, who were still too young to find clues from these.
In the end, Hao'er, who was older, stood up first and said, "Let's find the way! Follow me and don't get lost."
