This was undeniably a great help to her, easing the chaos and fear brought on by her blindness. But it also made her tire more easily, and when reality didn't match her judgments, she would become completely puzzled.
"What's wrong with you?" She couldn't see anything in front of her, nor could she hear Xing Yu speak. All she could hear was the frantic pounding of Xing Yu's heartbeat, which left her flustered. Stumbling forward, she almost tripped over a rock underfoot.
Fortunately, Xing Yu caught her in time.
"I'm fine! Don't worry." Xing Yu looked at her with eyes deep and complicated, bursting with fervent emotions—bold, heated, and unrestrained. It was the first time he dared to look at her so openly, releasing all the emotions he had suppressed for so long.
Only because she couldn't see him did he dare to look at her like this.
Xing Yu took a long, deep breath to calm his racing heart. "Let me set up the tent for you first."
