in the house.

He took off the wire-framed mirror from his mother's wedding from the cabinet and looked at himself over and over again.

He looked at the swarthy and thin man in the mirror, who seemed to look like any other child, who had a nose, ears, eyes, eyebrows, and a mouth, but he had all the facial features that mortals had.

After careful examination, he thought to himself that this was not wrong.

However, he was stunned for a while, and inexplicably touched his ear chakra with his hand, feeling soft rake. So I pinched it hard, and I felt a strange ache.

Then, Wei Yang carefully looked at his mouth again.

He opened his mouth wide and deliberately spared his tongue twice, and then spit it out again.

He bared his teeth in the mirror again, grinned again, and held back his strength, and 'snorted' at the mirror for no reason, the tone was weirdly long, and he didn't forget to make a grimace at the mirror.

Finally, with a frown, he threw the mirror on the kang and ran out of the yard with a heavy heart.

I thought that Weiyang had made some new discoveries this time, or that he was about to be busy with something non-stop next, and he was very busy.

Unexpectedly, Weiyang carried his little pony and came to the gate again, put it down next to the crack in the door, and sat down.

Indeed, sometimes what he did seemed so absurd and illogical that even his mother could not figure it out of it, so he just had to enjoy himself.

Then, as it stands, it seems that Weiyang will spend the whole afternoon sitting on his pony.

How to spend it was one thing, but it was important that he waited for the friendly little boy to appear.

For Weiyang, he is happy to wait for a long time.

Now that he was ready to wait a long time, he knew in his heart that the little boy would suddenly appear in his sight, for they were very good, they could have fun, and they had become good friends with each other, from the moment they exchanged gifts.

Weiyang called 'whooping' while peeking through the crack in the door, from time to time.

However, after several times in a row, the alley was empty, and there was no one in the alley.

During this time, he began to play with his ears again in boredom.

He rubbed his hand lightly and rubbed the ear chakra, and put his little finger into the ear piercing to test the depth.

He knew that the mouth was for eating, and the teeth were for chewing.

But what are the ears for?

Of course, there are times when he doubts his eyes.

He couldn't help but ask himself: What are the two round, black glass balls like a little boy's black glass balls on their heads for?

When he tried to close the window of his eyes, he found that everything around him was almost indistinguishable from the night, and it was as quiet as if he had stopped breathing.

When he opened the window little by little, everything around him seemed to come alive and light again.

So, he roughly knew the usefulness of the eyes.

He also learned that his nose could distinguish different smells.

He had done similar experiments before.

For example, when he stood as usual, standing still, and doing nothing, he could feel the earthy smell of the garden, the dark scent of sunflower flowers, which made him feel refreshed and comfortable. When he pinched his nose with his hand again to prevent him from breathing, the smell disappeared strangely and quietly.

For example, when his mother sometimes cooks delicious meals, he feels extra comfortable and smelly.

However, once you pinch your nose with your hand, it is no longer so comfortable and tasteless.

The sheep know that the nose can not only breathe, but also judge the taste.

Of course, as for breathing, he knew that even without a nose, the mouth could do it.

Well, now it's all that remains with ears and eyebrows.

But the sheep didn't know what the two things that grew on their heads were for.