Beneath the peach blossom tree, the fox lay lazily.
But its mind was anything but idle.
How strange!
Why did the space suddenly change? And Su Shu, the master, hadn't come in for a long time either.
In the fox's view, something must be wrong since the person who used to come every day suddenly hadn't shown up for several days.
Could something have happened outside?
The more the fox thought about the potential problems outside, the more tangled its thoughts became.
Thinking of the physical discomfort Su Shu had mentioned recently, the fox suddenly lifted its head and stared at the Little Red Snake coiled dumbly on the branch.
"Little thing, you seem pretty carefree all day, not even aware when the master is having problems. You really are something."
The Little Red Snake remained motionless, continuing to coil around the tree.
Its sole requirement for its environment was comfort; it wasn't enlightened yet and didn't have many intricate thoughts.
