They skipped the topic of maxed-out attributes.
The three of them, along with a butterfly (well, let's count the little radish as a person for now), found an open yet secluded stone table and chairs, simply engraved with "Chu and Han River Boundary" on the tabletop.
It was considered hidden because there was an old locust tree overhead, under which hung a weathered kite, perhaps blown over from the estate of some wealthy family.
"How did you guys return to the past? By sleeping?" Li Qianxia leaned her crossed hands on the stone table and asked the little radish softly.
"No, it was by riding something called a 'train.'" The little radish jumped off the butterfly, her tattered skirt fluttering—ah, revealing more than intended, though no one was interested in her.
"There's a train in the forest too?" Li Changzhou asked curiously.
"Yes! It chugged in, and after everyone boarded, with a loud boom, it shot off!"
Li Qianxia raised her left hand, wanting the butterfly to land on it.
