In the dungeon game, I influence all monsters with my strength

Chapter 101 101. Memories
"It's raining," the girl didn't answer for her.

The waiter looked confused and didn't understand what she meant. Before asking, the girl spoke again, "Aren't you going to deal with the flood outside? That's business, isn't it?"

After saying that, she took a step back and the gap closed. The waiter was a little embarrassed. He retracted his hand that was hanging in the air. The action failed. The other party had already seen their purpose.

The waiter turned to the stairs and shook his head. There were several tall and mighty men standing at the end of the aisle. They gestured to her with stern faces. The waiter followed and they left.

Jiang Yingbai lay on the window sill and observed the street. The heavy rain came without warning, and most people went out without umbrellas.

Some were in a hurry to go home and walked quickly into the rain. Some stood in the street shops waiting for the rain to stop. Some of the maverick children were chasing and playing in the rain.

The orphanage that took Jiang Yingbai in was called Tiantangsuo. There were about 80 children. The children were playful in nature and could always make themselves happy through various methods, as small as a piece of paper or as big as a rain.

A piece of paper can be used to fold many things, such as drawing, writing diaries, and playing chess games. As long as the imagination is rich enough, there are countless ways to play it.

For other children, a piece of paper can be anything, but for Jiang Yingbai, a piece of paper is just a piece of paper. She has no imagination, or she doesn't want to think about it.

At the beginning, many children came to her and invited her to eat together. She always said that there was no need to wait. After class, she had to absorb the knowledge she learned in class, so she would eat 10 minutes late.

After hearing this, most children will praise her for her hard work in studying and say that they will not disturb her study.

But if you look back carefully, you will find that she did not have this habit before.

She always used reasonable reasons to reject each other. Over time, the children around her lost interest in her, automatically ignored her existence, and avoided contact with her.

The word "boring" grew up with Jiang Yingbai. In the orphanage, she was the only one with no friends. No one isolated her, no one hated her, no one liked her, and no one remembered her.

She is like a transparent person whose existence no one knows.

Life is always unsatisfactory. She wants to spend every day peacefully, but there are naughty children around her.

His name is Liu Wu. He is two years older than Jiang Yingbai. He likes to play pranks. He often crawls into dog holes to play outside the orphanage, climbs back mountains to burn honeycombs, and laughs all day long, talking endlessly.

In order to cure him, the teacher transferred him to Jiang Yingbai, the quietest person in the class.

The two people with completely different personalities became tablemates. Liu Wu said his first words in shock, "When did you become a freshman?"

Jiang Yingbai locked his eyes on the textbook and kept writing homework, "I'm not a freshman."

Liu Wu leaned closer and carefully looked at her face first, then her handwriting, and finally the content of her homework.

Jiang Yingbai leaned back slightly and distanced himself from him, "What are you doing?"

Realizing that she was a little unhappy, Liu Wu said with a cheeky smile, "Of course it's to make new friends!"

Jiang Yingbai did not deny what he said, but just said, "Don't disturb my study."

Liu Wu retracted his head, took out the stationery and books needed for class, then patted the person in front of him on the back, and the two started chatting.

During the afternoon entertainment time, Jiang Yingbai walked into the classroom after eating. There was only one person in the classroom, her deskmate. She didn't pay attention to the unblinking gaze of the other person, and she sat back at the desk.

Seeing that she had not opened the textbook, Liu Wu approached her again, his smiling eyebrows curved like crescent moons, "Hello, my new deskmate."

Jiang Yingbai replied politely, "Hello."

Stern, formal and rigid.

Liu Wu asked, "Are you unhappy?"

Jiang Yingbai replied, "No." Liu Wu asked again, "Then why don't you smile?"

Jiang Yingbai said frankly, "It's not necessary."

She didn't feel happy or sad, her mood was very calm.

A smile will appear lively and cheerful, bring a sense of affinity to others, make people like you, and easily lead to unexpected surprises, such as an extra spoonful of meat from the aunt who cooks.

But keeping a smile all the time is too tiring and can do more harm than good, so there is no need to pretend.

Liu Wu didn't expect this answer. He sat back, held his head and thought for a long time. After a long time, he said, "A hunter shot a fox, and then the hunter died. Do you know why?"

Gauging Jiang Yingbai's reaction, his eyes were bright and dazzling, like two little suns, exuding vitality and exuberance just like his whole person.

Jiang Yingbai immersed himself in writing, studied hard, and ignored his questions indifferently.

Liu Wu didn't pay attention to her cold reaction. He suppressed a smile and said to himself, "Because of the reflex arc, hahahahahahaha."

Liu Wu slapped the table, laughing so hard that she couldn't stand upright. Jiang Yingbai next to him was indifferent. She thought he was wasting her time.

After a while, he gradually stopped laughing when he had enough. Only then did he realize that she was not smiling. He wiped the tears from the corners of his eyes and continued, "Why don't you laugh? Isn't it funny? Then I'll change it."

After thinking about it, he once again suppressed his laughter and said with difficulty, "Elder brother has been practicing Iron Tou Kung Fu for ten years, but he was sucked away by the magnet when he came down the mountain, hahahahaha."

After saying this, he couldn't wait to start laughing.

Later, Liu Wu told jokes all afternoon, and he laughed for several minutes every time he told them. Unfortunately, none of them made Jiang Yingbai laugh.

Those who are close to ink are dark, and those who are close to vermilion are red. People tend to change with changes in the environment.

But after getting along for a long time, the two people's personalities have not changed at all. Jiang Yingbai is still in a state of half-death, and Liu Wu is still laughing and joking every day.

It is worth mentioning that Liu Wu tells Jiang Yingbai a joke every day.

She asked, when will it stop?
He replies until you laugh.

After he finished speaking the next day, she imitated him and laughed exaggeratedly for a while. He said that she was cheating and did not count, and over time she gave up.

One day at noon, Jiang Yingbai went to the cafeteria alone. As he passed by the first floor, he heard mutterings coming from the classroom next to him, mixed with the sound of rain pattering outside the eaves, which sounded unreal.

She remembered that Liu Wu was fined and imprisoned for playing in the water on a rainy day. She couldn't understand his behavior of rolling and running in the rain, but she knew that he must be hungry at the moment.

His mischief caused him to frequently enter the dark room for longer and longer periods of time, this time for at least 5 hours, but these had no effect on him, and he was still mischievous and mischievous every time he came out.

Jiang Yingbai stepped forward, pinched his throat, and the high-pitched and thin voice reached his ears clearly.

"Mirror, mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the most beautiful woman in the whole country?"

The tone of her words changed instantly, becoming slightly lowered and flattering, "Dear Queen, you are the most beautiful woman in the entire country."

A calm and serious tone came, "Hearing such an answer, the queen felt at ease. Because she knew very well that Mo Jing only told the truth."

Jiang Yingbai opened the door bolt outside, and the boy squatted in the corner of the dark room.

　I originally wanted to write a fairy tale with special meaning, but I couldn’t find it after searching for a long time.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)