Yue'er smiled at him and didn't answer, but said, "It's dangerous in here, you'd better leave quickly! Otherwise, you'll run into fierce beasts and get into trouble. I know where the way out is, I'll tell you!"
The little boy paused, a flicker of hesitation in his eyes. "I can't go back the way I came in," he confessed, his voice barely a whisper. "Those people must be guarding the entrance. If I go out there, they'll surely kill me."
"Don't worry, there's more than one way out of here!" Yue'er said with a smile, taking a piece of dried meat out of her space and handing it to him. "I roasted this yesterday. You can eat it."
"Thank you," the little boy replied, taking it and tore off a piece and began to ate while asking, "Are you coming out with me?"
"I'm not leaving yet," she said, shaking her head. "I still have things to do here! I have to stay for four more days." She shook her head, walked over and removed the array as she was busy collecting the small flags.
