Liang Jian: I have a canteen

As expected of a ninja, Huanji disappeared as soon as she went out in the morning.

It was already dusk, and there was no trace of her on the entire ship.

Hmm, I can't find it!
There was not a single clue. Even after Xu San asked several people, they all said they had not seen her.

After asking a Japanese tourist, Lisa, who was standing next to Xu San, tugged at his sleeve and said, "Conan, what if something happened to Miss Huan, like what happened to me?"

As Lisa spoke, she looked around cautiously, warily, and curiously.

Xue San smiled and said, "She must have found something fun to do. Don't worry about her; she's more capable than you think."

Little Lisa tilted her head. "I believe you."

"Alright, let's go eat."

It got dark again, and it was already past six o'clock in the evening. It was time for dinner once again.

"Perhaps she will appear while we are eating."

"The fish fillet at noon was delicious." Little Lisa looked at Xu San with pleading eyes, looking both pitiful and adorable.

"It's too much trouble, I don't want to do it!" Xu San refused outright.

Little Lisa pouted, looking disappointed.

"I'd like to see your bed."

Not getting the fish fillet, Lisa immediately changed her request.

She made this request yesterday, but it wasn't fulfilled.

It was too late then, so Xu San could make up an excuse.

It wasn't completely dark yet, so he thought Xu San wouldn't refuse.

Xu San saw through Xiao Lisha's little scheme, so he readily agreed, and besides, there was nothing shameful in his small cabin. In Xu San's cabin, Xiao Lisha looked around curiously, as if searching for something.

However, there seemed to be nothing to be found in the small cabin. After searching to no avail, he sat down on the not-so-large bed.

She patted the bed frame with her fair little hand. "It's so hard. Your bed is harder than mine."

"I'm in economy class, and you're in business class, which is more expensive than mine. You get what you pay for, and there's a reason why it's more expensive."

"Hmm," Lisa squinted and thought for a moment, "You don't seem like a poor person, so why don't you book business class?"

“I didn’t book the ticket,” Xu San said. “Besides, economy class and business class are the same, you sleep in the same way.”

"Oh~" Lisa responded, then turned around and patted the wall panel, before asking softly, "Is this wall soundproof?"

Xu San grinned mischievously, "I didn't expect you to know so much at such a young age."

"I'm fourteen!" Little Lisa said wistfully, a hint of helplessness in her eyes.

He had seen this kind of look in his eyes many times before. The junior high school students of later generations had this kind of look in their eyes. They longed to grow up and no longer wanted to be children.

But once you reach adulthood, you'll yearn for and reminisce about the carefree life you had in your youth.

but
I live in a peaceful era.

But now, war is raging, the whole world is at war, and many children her age have taken up arms and gone to the battlefield.

In such a world, being precocious is the best way to protect oneself.

The small cabin, with its monotonous and cold color scheme, made Lisa bored after only a short while.

He stood up from the boat, and after confirming that there was nothing fun in the cabin, he said, "Let's go eat."

"Alright!" Xu San said, taking out a wine flask from his bag and filling it with wine. (End of Chapter)