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Hehemo came up with an ingenious idea and took me to release kites.

Hehemo said that spring is a good season for kites.

The so-called kite is pasted with paper or silk on a skeleton made of bamboo strips, etc., and a long thread tied to it is pulled to take advantage of the wind to take it into the sky.

The kite of Hehemo is neither made of paper nor silk, but made of silk. I know a saying: being rich is capricious. - Of course, he is the prince of the mermaid clan, and the treasures in their sea are as many as cows' hair, even the palaces they live in, and they are also made of crystal, and the last thing he lacks is money.

There are four kites in total.

One is a brightly colored koi kite, the other is a colorful butterfly kite, another is a lively octopus kite, and the other is a majestic centipede kite.

I originally wanted a butterfly kite, but when I saw that the octopus kite was cute, I rushed to ask for it. Hehemo is a good man who doesn't fight with women, and he doesn't fight with me, so he asked me for an octopus kite.

The octopus was very godlike, with many wrists and feet sticking out, and when the wind blew, it swayed. I counted them, and there were eight brachiopods in all.

Hehemo deliberately embarrassed me. "Miss Rou'er—" he asked, "do you know how the octopus's siblings are divided?" ”

I really don't understand this.

However, I was unwilling to admit defeat, and replied seriously: "The octopus kite is a fake octopus, I naturally can't tell it, if it's a live octopus, then I know how to divide it." ”

Hehemo didn't understand: "Is there a difference between the living and the dead?" ”

"Of course there's a difference." I took the trouble to say, "If it's alive, let it fart and smell it, and the ones that will cover its nose are the hands, and the others are all feet." ”

He Hemo was stunned.

Then he laughed "haha" and almost didn't get to the ground. He said: "Miss Huang'er, you are still as fun and interesting as before, and your temperament has not changed at all. ”

"Before?" I asked, "When was it before?" ”

"Once upon a time, in a dream." Hehemo replied.

I snorted. It's really confusing to talk to this guy. It's futile to waste your energy arguing with him.

I asked him, "Hey, how do you release kites?" "It's the first time I've played this, and I don't know it.

Hehemo took the centipede kite.

It was a behemoth giant kite, composed of more than a dozen "bodies". Hehemo grabbed the rope of the kite, raised his head high, and ran, releasing the string as he went. The wind ruffled his hair and flew merrily as he ran.

At that moment, his tall body was shrouded in bright sunlight.

He smiled childishly.

The kite flew quickly, higher and higher, so high that the line on the ball was almost finished, and he stopped the line and let the centipede kite stay floating in the air.

Under the blue sky and white clouds, huge centipede kites flew in a dazzling manner.

The waves are magnificent, and the air runs through Changhong.

I also learned from Hehemo, clinging to the rope of the kite, holding his head high, running, and releasing the string. Because of its inexperience, it took a long time for the octopus kite to barely fly.

I don't want the octopus kite to just fly into the sky, fluttering in the wind for a while, and suddenly rushing towards the centipede kite.

I quickly pulled the thread apart.

But it was too late, and the two kites were already entangled with each other, and they couldn't be separated.

I was in a hurry and pulled the thread hard. While shouting: "Oops, my octopus kite and your centipede kite have fought!" Oops, oops, it's broken, it's broken, it's broken, it's not going to be opened! Sixth Prince, pull your centipede kite away, quick! ”

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