Yesterday's farewell didn't blossom, but today's reunion has borne fruit; life is full of joy.
Ed hopes he can find more joy in his ordinary life, not only for himself but also for those around him.
After finishing breakfast, Ed went outside. He wanted to enjoy the spring air, since he had been busy solving food problems before. Now that he had some free time, he decided to go out and have some fun.
The roadside wildflowers are colorful, and industrious insects flit among them in twos and threes.
The distant woods are in all shapes and sizes, and early birds fly to and fro in all directions.
The clouds in the sky are all sorts of shapes and sizes, and the lazy sun tries its best to hide behind them.
The road beneath their feet was spotless, and the three strolled along, swaying slightly as they admired the scenery.
Life is full of beautiful scenery, and with a broad mind, you'll see flowers everywhere.
Life is full of beautiful scenery, and the scenery is hidden in people's hearts.
Ed was also filled with emotion. It's not that life is making things difficult for you; it's that you haven't seen its beauty.
"Adelaide, do you know Kasukabe?" Ed called out to Adelaide, who was not far away.
Adelaide turned and looked at Ed with a puzzled expression, then shook her head.
Ed knew perfectly well that Adelaide didn't know, but he asked anyway.
Ed suddenly remembered the child who liked to dance the elephant dance, and a smile involuntarily crept onto his lips.
The ordinary life in Kasukabe is also full of endless fun, thanks to this child who loves to dance the elephant dance.
Are there elephants here? There shouldn't be any real elephants. They're probably fake...
"Hahaha"
Ed couldn't help but laugh out loud, because he simply couldn't control his imagination.
To Adelaide and Carly, Ed's laughter seemed somewhat out of place.
Both of them looked at him strangely, but he was so engrossed in his own world that he couldn't pull himself out.
"Hahaha"
A moment later
Ed pinched his cheek, looked at the two people who had already walked far ahead, and then glanced around. Then he walked forward with light steps.
Their destination was the windmill in the distance; Ed wanted to see how it was doing.
"Da... elephant, Da... elephant, how come your... nose is... so long?" Ed hummed leisurely, he was so happy that he had nowhere to vent.
Hey! What are you two doing stopping here? Get out of the way and move forward!
Ed was startled. Adelaide and Carly were standing in the middle of the road, curiously looking at him.
"Don't you recognize me? Why are you staring at me like that?" Ed felt a little uneasy under their gazes.
"Lord Edd, what is a Da Xiang? Why is its nose so long?"
Carly was filled with curiosity about Ed's previous unexplained laughter and the mysterious Da Xiang.
Ed looked at Carly, who was filled with curiosity. "Want to know?"
Carly nodded.
"I'm not telling you." With that, she walked ahead.
Carly was furious upon hearing this, her beautiful eyes darting left and right as she watched Ed's departing figure.
Ed continued humming his Dashen song, and now it was Adelaide and Carly's turn to follow him.
The two were discussing Ed's strange behavior earlier. "Sister Adelaide, is there something wrong with Lord Ed today? He kept smiling mysteriously."
Adelaide was also acting rather strangely; her master was indeed behaving somewhat unusually today.
"Hmm, it seems so. Don't talk to him."
Carly nodded; she had already been fooled before.
"Ah! Lord Ed, what are you doing standing in the middle of the road? Don't block the way!" Carly was startled and almost bumped into him.
Ed grinned, "Isn't that what I learned from you guys? What are you talking about? Why are you looking at me like that?"
Carly was delighted to hear Ed's question. "You want to know?"
Ed glanced at Carly, "No."
Carly was so angry she didn't know what to say, and could only look at Ed.