They had a smooth journey to the seaside, where the guards with the servants had already set up the tents beforehand.
This was a bay, and the scenery was truly beautiful. The tents were set up quite a distance from the shore, after all, too close would be damp and noisy. There was also the worry that a high tide at night might be dangerous.
Each tent had a wooden frame underneath – tall structures that kept a lot of the moisture out. Ye Zao looked around, quite satisfied.
Upon arriving there, the two children were overjoyed.
Perhaps it's innate in humans to want to play when facing the vast ocean?
After seeking permission from Fourth Master and Ye Zao, the two children ran towards the beach.
The Fifth Prince was the first to fall, but he didn't need any help; he got right back up and continued running.
The Fourth Prince fell too but seeing as his brother didn't ask for help, he held back his tears, quickly got up, and ran after him.
