Lang Chenyan's snoring could be heard from time to time in the cabin. He had spent a lot of energy before. I can rest for a while now to recharge my batteries in order to cope with the changes after arriving at Lanyun Pavilion.
The girl held her hat and turned her soft body to play with the water with her fingers. Fu Yunge rowed the boat regularly, his eyes occasionally stopping on her.
She had been pestering him to tell her about the Black Rain Swordsman since she woke up just now, and he finally finished telling her. There seemed to be a lot of questions hidden in the girl's eyes that were ignorant of the world, and she was so innocent that it made people a little worried.
"I thought I could really see such a powerful person." The girl looked at the fish swimming under the water and said to Fu Yunge.
"Are you disappointed?" Fu Yunge said casually without any concern.
But the girl turned around and raised her eyebrows warmly: "No, your acting is very interesting."
"Interesting?" Fu Yunge felt a little incomprehensible, but then he understood. After all, he set up this situation to resolve a dilemma, but from the girl's point of view, this was indeed a very exciting role play.
Thinking of this, Fu Yunge couldn't help but smile bitterly. There is no whereabouts of Yu Zichai yet. I just hope that this role-playing will not lead to death in the middle.
"By the way, what do you think I should call you?" The girl saw that he started to frown again, so she wanted to help him divert his attention, "Should I call you...Yunge?"
Fu Yunge was suddenly startled, his nerves seemed to be shocked, and he almost lost his grip on the boat pole.
"No, I'm not telling you my name just so you can scream it randomly." Fu Yunge lowered his head and coughed twice, and immediately stopped her.
The girl had an innocent face, looking like a lost deer: "Hey, then...what do you want me to call you?"
Fu Yunge felt his face was warm, probably because of the weather. The cool water splashed onto the back of the hand, making it feel numb and comfortable.
"Just call me by my full name, and be more natural." Fu Yunge turned his head and looked at the cabin, as if listening to Lang Chenyan's snoring could calm him down a little.
"Fu Yunge..." The girl seemed a little disappointed, "It feels so strange, then... okay."
Fu Yunge looked at her slumped shoulders. Her shiny hair was hanging limply, as if she had felt the condemnation of her conscience... As if she had done something wrong, which was very strange...
"Hey, that's not right." Fu Yunge suddenly thought about it.
"You haven't even told me your name, right?" Fu Yunge looked at her and finally remembered what was wrong, "In exchange of equality, you have to tell me your name."
"Woo!" When the girl who was originally depressed heard what he suddenly said, her body trembled as if frightened, and she quickly raised her head.
"Is your name a secret?" Fu Yunge asked with concern, seeing that her reaction was a bit too much and her rowing speed also slowed down.
"I, that," the girl murmured, trying to repeat her old trick, "my name is Zhang San!"
Upon hearing this outrageous name, Fu Yunge's face suddenly showed an expression of caring for the mentally retarded.
"Please, you might as well tell me your name is Wang Fugui." Fu Yunge's face was covered with black lines and he grinned his chin.
The water rippled and made a soft sound. Birds chirped in the mountains, covering up the sound of the two talking.
The girl looked at Fu Yunge and seemed very frustrated: "So you know it too..."
Fu Yunge couldn't laugh or cry in his heart, thinking that if someone in the lower world told him this name, he wouldn't believe it.
He accelerated again, almost delaying his business just now. The boat began to swim between the two banks again, stirring up clear white waves wherever it passed.
"So, what is your real name?" Fu Yunge was quite surprised. "After all, we share the same sorrows. No matter how bad things are, we can still be considered comrades. There should be a little trust between people."
"Uh-huh..." The girl was a little shy at what he said, and she seemed to have no better reason to retort.
However, behind her name, the entire family is involved. Before going out, my father had told me not to tell others easily.
"If there is something unspeakable, forget it." Fu Yunge saw her rare expression of embarrassment and stopped forcing him.
However, the girl could still see that he was a little disappointed. Her heart seemed to be pinched, which made her feel even more difficult to make a decision.
She still remembered the scene last night when Fu Yunge stood in front of her and blocked the plague sword for herself. And she always felt that this first familiar friend she made when she came to the lower world could make her feel very warm and at ease.
What my father said at the time was not to say it "easily". She suddenly thought that since she had thought so much, it probably wouldn't be considered "easy", right?
No matter what, she felt that there should be no problem if she just told Fu Yunge. Although she didn't know him well yet, she was willing to believe him from the bottom of her heart, and he would definitely not be a bad person.
After thinking for a while, the girl slowly leaned back, as if she had made up her mind.
Fu Yunge saw that she seemed to have thought carefully. Although he didn't think she could think of anything profound, he still didn't feel serious and his mood became serious.
The girl put her hands behind her back and slowly moved closer to him. Fu Yunge moved back and couldn't help but tighten his fingers on the boat pole.
Hearing that Lang Chenyan was still sleeping soundly in the cabin and there was no one else around, the girl felt relieved and reached into Fu Yunge's ear and whispered to him:
"My name is Cui Yunyao."
