Practical teaching: Starting from the soul traveling through Dragon Garden

Chapter 300 Fear

Kiriyama's expression was a little ugly, but Ryuuen didn't care about his feelings.

I walked off the boat holding Sakayanagi in my arms. The sea breeze was still roaring. It was so hot during the day, but it was freezing cold at night.

"Under the current circumstances, it would not be wise to create a grudge between us and Kiriyama."

Sakayanagi walked forward, leaning against Ryuuen.

"The grudge between him and I didn't just arise. A clown like that can't cause any waves."

Ryuuen didn't take Kiriyama seriously. He held Sakayanagi's little hand and strolled along the coast. The tide receded and there were many shells on the beach, reflecting dazzling light under the moonlight.

"Arrogant and conceited, Ryuen is still the same Ryuen."

Sakayanagi smiled and broke away from Ryuen's big hand, and danced on the soft sand under the moonlight. In fact, she just turned in a circle, and Sakayanagi was only wearing a school uniform, but Ryuen was stunned.

Beauty is a feeling, beauty is an objective existence. Before, Ryuuen always classified Sakayanagi as a loli and liked to use the word cute to describe this type of girl.

But Sakayanagi tonight is breathtakingly beautiful.

why?

Ryuuen didn't really understand what was so special about tonight, was it because the wind was too salty or the moon was too bright, why did Sakayanagi look so happy, why did Sakayanagi look so beautiful.

She was so beautiful that Ryuuen didn't have a single evil thought in his mind. Looking at her slender figure like a willow, her fair white wrists, her delicate nose and jade neck, she was as light as a butterfly and as misty as a gauze, Ryuuen was in a trance for a moment and felt that Sakayanagi would be summoned by the moon in the next second and become the next Princess Kaguya.

Sakayanagi is not an immortal after all. Immortals don't need to go to the toilet, but mortals do.

Unlike Ichinose, Sakayanagi did not choose to solve the problem behind a tree. She did not believe in ghosts and gods, so she was naturally not afraid of the dark. However, she was afraid of insects. If an insect appeared while she was going to the toilet, Sakayanagi's little heart would definitely not be able to bear it.

So when Sakayanagi picked up a shell on the beach, Ryuuen realized that Sakayanagi was not turning around to please him, but was just looking for shells.

Then Ryuuen saw Sakayanagi squatting down and starting to dig a hole on the beach. After understanding Sakayanagi's idea, Ryuuen decided to help her, but was rejected by Sakayanagi. It was obvious that Ryuuen could solve the problem with two shovels, but Sakayanagi took five minutes to dig.

For five minutes, Long Yuan watched the sand being dug out bit by bit. Although the operation was simple, the process was not boring. It was like watching a little guinea pig digging a hole.

After the task was accomplished, Sakayanagi signaled Ryuuen to turn around. Although the two had had close contact, they were not yet to the point of being naked. Ryuuen could understand the little girl's shyness, and he gentlemanly kept watch for Sakayanagi without the slightest intention of peeking.

The waves were beating against the shore, and I wondered if the fish in the sea were also sleeping. In the moment when Ryuuen was distracted, Sakayanagi had already taken care of it.

"So fast?"

Sakayanagi hit Ryuen on the waist: "I'm just peeing!"

When talking about peeing, Sakayanagi's voice paused, as if this was a very embarrassing word.

This made Long Yuan even more confused: "Why do you have to dig a hole to pee?"

Is it the so-called sense of ritual that girls generally demand? Going to the toilet also requires a sense of ritual?
Sakayanagi hit Ryuen again: "Because, if we don't do this, it will feel like we are urinating and defecating anywhere!"

After saying this, Sakayanagi walked in front of Ryuuen angrily.

"In fact, if you dig a hole, you are also urinating and defecating anywhere."

Ryuen said this in his heart, but he didn't tell Sakayanagi, or else he would get punched again. Although it didn't hurt, he still had to take care of the young lady's self-esteem. The tide rose and fell, and when he looked back, the pit that Sakayanagi had just dug had disappeared. The tolerance of the sea took away all the dirt.

Sakayanagi only took a few steps forward before stopping, waiting for Ryuuen to help her.

"Sakayanagi, why do you seem not afraid at all, but excited instead? We are in trouble now. Shouldn't girls, especially fragile girls, be worried and afraid now?"

Ryuuen asked the question in his heart, but Sakayanagi acted too calmly. If it weren't for the fever that made her look a little haggard, Ryuuen would have felt that she looked like she was here for a trip.

"Are you scared? Maybe. Not all girls would be scared if they were in such a situation. Aren't Ichinose and Horikita not scared?"

Sakayanagi actually compared herself to normal girls. To be more precise, they were normal physically. In terms of mental level, Ichinose and Horikita were definitely not normal.

Ryuen shook his head: "They are both very scared, but they just don't show it. Haven't you noticed? Since the accident, Horikita and Ichinose have become less talkative."

"I'm just too tired and don't want to talk. Didn't Horikita talk a lot on the boat? She even argued with Nanyun about whether to go to the uninhabited island or not."

Sakayanagi doesn't think that being quiet is a sign of fear.

"That's because Horikita hasn't realized the gap between men and women. When I came back with the food, didn't you notice that Horikita and Ichinose's behavior was particularly accommodating to us boys?"

Sakayanagi thought back to the dinner scene. The only thing that could be connected with the so-called accommodation was that the food was prepared for the boys first and a little more food was allocated to the boys. Apart from that, there seemed to be nothing else.

But Sakayanagi did not refute Ryuen again, but analyzed the logic in Ryuen's words. In reality, after landing on the island, Ichinose did not seem to have changed much, while Horikita did seem to have become more honest, or it would be more appropriate to say that he had become gentler, that is, he seemed to have become a lot more docile.

"You mean, after you came back from hunting, Horikita realized the gap between men and women, and felt that she needed to rely on the strength of men to survive, so she became docile?"

Sakayanagi felt that this possibility was not very high.

Ryuen neither nodded nor shook his head: "You are half right. Horikita does need the strength of men to ensure her survival. More importantly, she has realized that there is an absolute difference in strength between men and women. Among the boys present, Horikita cannot beat even Kiriyama."

"Given Horikita's personality, you won't have any conflicts with her unless you provoke her."

Ryuen shook his head: "Horikita is not worried about boys beating her, and there is no need for us to be violent to her. She is afraid that we will abandon her. Surviving in the wild is really a matter of life and death, and she is afraid of being abandoned."

Although Horikita has reconciled with her brother, she did have an experience of being abandoned by her brother. The same is true for Ichinose, so they are both afraid of being abandoned at important moments.

"So what you're saying is that Horikita is afraid of being abandoned, so she becomes docile and wants to prove her worth?"

Sakayanagi came to this conclusion, which made some sense, but it didn't match Horikita's strong personality at all.

Ryuen nodded: "That's right, so you will find that after arriving on the island, Horikita and Ichinose have become very obedient. They will neither refute Nanyun nor provoke me. Before, Horikita always disliked me."

Ryuuen smiled bitterly. The current Horikita made him feel a little uncomfortable, and he felt a special kind of pain in his heart.

"I see."

Sakayanagi seemed to understand something.

"That's why I'm wondering why you're not afraid. If you really have to abandon someone, it will definitely be the survival of the fittest, and the most useless ones will be abandoned first. You are the one who should be most afraid, but you don't have that kind of emotion at all. This is very strange."

(End of this chapter)