Ruan Huai waited for a while without waiting for a response, and cautiously leaned over again, but was glanced at by Gu Yutang, and had to retract and sit down.

Ruan Huai whispered pitifully, "Go and have a look." ”

Gu Yutang saw Ruan Huai's little hand grasping the strap of the bookbag, moving restlessly, he suddenly called her name, "Ruan Huai," he looked at her and said, "You can find Gu Yufeng to take you there." ”

After he said this, which was like a refusal, he stared at Ruan Huai's eyes again.

But Ruan Huai was only stunned for a moment, almost faintly unspeakable, and after a while, Ruan Huai smiled cautiously at him: "That's right." Then I'll go down. ”

After Ruan Huai finished speaking, he picked up his bookbag and wanted to get out of the car.

Gu Yutang's voice sounded cold again: "Ruan Huai, can your tricks be a little inferior?" ”

Ruan Huai paused for a moment, and wanted to say that this time was not a radical method, but after thinking about it, he sat back again, his thin and curved eyebrows were not very flat and wrinkled, and he asked with a small face: "Is the little marquis willing to take me there?" ”

There are countless good scenery to visit in Kyoto City, but Ruan Huai chose the inaccessible East River.

There are several famous canals in the city, namely the Lingzi River, the Qing River, and the Xiangxi River. Among them, the Lingzi River is particularly famous, because the Luo Palace of the crown prince was built on the Lingzi River.

The East River in Ruan Huai's mouth is just an insignificant small river that forks off from the Lingzi River.

When they reached the East River, the sunlight was gradually swallowed up by the horizon that was dormant at the end of the river, and the sky was getting colder and colder.

Before getting out of the carriage, Ruan Huai asked Gu Yutang a lot: "Little Marquis, do you know how to row?" ”

Gu Yutang had bad thoughts floating in his heart.

Then he heard Ruan Huai continue, "Let's go rowing." ”

When Ruan Huai spoke, his eyes jumped.

Gu Yutang thought about such a boring and stupid picture for a while, and rejected her mercilessly.

But Ruan Huai listened to his words and was not affected in the slightest, and said, "Then I'll go by myself." ”

So after getting out of the carriage, Gu Yutang saw Ruan Huai go to the riverbank to rent a boat.

However, there were really no people on this side of the East River, Ruan Huai saw that there was only a small boat parked on the shore, and the boatman said that he had something to go to the Lingzi River, and it would take at least an hour or so to come back.

Gu Yutang thought that Ruan Huai should be depressed, but Ruan Huai calculated, turned around and said to Gu Yutang: "The boatman will come back at night." ”

Gu Yutang looked at her and moved his thin lips: "Oh." ”

There was a long rock on the bank of the river, Ruan Huai squatted down and sat down, and kindly reserved a place for Gu Yutang, and wiped the stone, "Little Marquis, sit down." ”

Gu Yutang lowered his eyes and looked at her for a long time before saying, "No." ”

Gu Yutang stood under the tree on the riverbank, and Ruan Huai squatted on the stone platform under the tree, waiting for the arrival of the cold winter night. Soon, the moon that first rose to the treetops gradually lengthened the long and short figures.

The white mist was like an evaporating fairy mist, slowly spreading throughout the East River.

And the originally quiet sound of the East River gradually became strange.

Ruan Huai found a small black head emerging from the water, and the small head of the body was exposed one after another, along the downstream direction of the East River.

"It's a beaver." Ruan Huai seemed to have found something rare, whispered, couldn't help standing up, but he didn't stand firm all of a sudden, his body swayed, and he subconsciously reached out and grabbed Gu Yutang's clothes.