As Kim Haru considered whether he should help rescue these plants, he suddenly heard the high-pitched "yi yi yi" sound—the voice of the mutated wheat, which was always pulling its roots out of the ground and wandering around.
At this moment, the mutated wheat had pulled its roots out again, its limp body swept up by the wild wind, floating in mid-air. It had only one leaf, which was wrapped around nearby plant branches to ensure it wouldn't be blown too far away.
As for the "yi yi yi" sound, Kim Haru could detect a note of happiness in it.
Yes, the mutated wheat wasn't frightened at all by being blown into the sky; in fact, it seemed quite thrilled, making sounds just like a person on a roller coaster at an amusement park, both scared and excited at the same time.
Kim Haru: "..."
