Zhang Zian's story was very interesting to all the adults present. The staff slowed down the rate at which they poured water, not wanting to miss the details of the story. Little celery was even more fascinated.
The reason for this was, of course, because the story itself was excellent. It was a fable about life and was praised as a picture book that was loved by adults and children and surpassed the times. It described life, death, and love, and it was a famous work that you wouldn't get tired of even if you read it a million times. Next, Zhang Zian replaced part of the story with the elves in the Pet Shop, making up a half-true, half-false background story for them. Little celery was very familiar with them, and immediately had a strong sense of immersion.
While little celery and the others were still grieving for the blue cat that was determined to save all stray cats, Zhang Zian continued to pull them into another story.
