"Oh come on, this can't be true." Liu Xin's pale mouth curved into a frown; it was obvious that he didn't believe Chang.
"It's as mighty as I have just described to you." Chang laughed. "It's okay that you don't believe me, but I did warn you about its existence. When it decides to come back to Zhengzhou, don't blame me that I didn't tell you in advance."
"Stop talking nonsense, Chang. You would have died by my hand before, since I run so much faster than you."
"Hmm, you aren't wrong." Chang was left speechless for a second. "Never mind, let's eat the crab first."
"Wait, let me ask the chef out." Liu Xin's smile was full of childish delight when food was mentioned. He bounced into the sand hole and soon returned while holding on the collar of a middle-aged man as well as a big pot.
