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Yet, the man remained undeterred by the crows' cries. He remained focused on felling the laurel tree. His gaze was determined, and he swung his axe even more fiercely, as if pouring all his strength into this moment. Each swing of the axe was filled with a determination and resolve that moved everyone.

The crows grew louder, closer, and more urgent. They circled overhead, as if waiting for the perfect moment to attack the man. Their sharp cries, like sharp arrows, pierced his heart.

Xu Yingying nervously watched the crows' movements, her hands clenched into fists, sweat seeping from her palms. Her heart was in her throat, worried that the man would be attacked by the ferocious crows. At the same time, she silently prayed for him, hoping that he could successfully chop down the laurel tree and complete his mission.

At this moment, the crows' cries became louder and louder, as if they were warning someone. Their wings flapped more violently, creating a whirlwind that rustled the leaves around them.

Just as the man was about to chop the laurel tree again, a flock of crows suddenly changed direction and swooped down towards him. They spread their sharp claws and exposed their pointed beaks, rushing towards the man like a group of black ghosts.

Seeing this scene, Xu Yingying couldn't help but yelled again: "Ah!"

Her voice, filled with fear and worry, echoed throughout the classroom.

Xu Yingying's scream shattered the silence in the classroom, and everyone's attention was focused on her. The students who stayed in the classroom during lunch break were originally immersed in their dreams, but were awakened by the sudden scream.

Some students rubbed their sleepy eyes and looked at Xu Yingying blankly; others frowned, showing expressions of dissatisfaction and annoyance.

"What's going on? It's so noisy!" a girl complained. She turned around and glared at Xu Yingying, then turned around and continued to sleep on the table.

Another boy muttered, "Can you speak a little more quietly? I want to sleep a little longer." However, the eyes of most of the classmates revealed dissatisfaction and anger towards Xu Yingying, as if blaming her for disturbing everyone's lunch break.

Lin Xiumin was the only one with a look of worry on her face. She sat quietly in her seat, her eyes fixed on Xu Yingying, as if she was considering whether to ask what had happened. Lin Xiumin's eyes were filled with concern and worry, a stark contrast to the other students.

Fan Weile was also startled by Xu Yingying's scream, but he didn't fall asleep. Fan Weile had been concentrating on thinking about the destruction of Xu Yingying's textbook, so when Xu Yingying's scream broke the silence in the classroom, Fan Weile's thoughts were also interrupted. Fan Weile blinked and tried to calm himself down.

But when Fan Weile came to his senses, his first thought was, was Xu Yingying stressed out by the textbook incident? From his observations of Xu Yingying over the past two days, he knew she wasn't an introvert or friendless girl, yet she had suffered such a thing. So, had Xu Yingying told her friends about what had happened?

If Xu Yingying had not told her friends about this, wouldn't she have been overly stressed if she had to bear it all by herself?

Thinking of this, Fan Weile couldn't help but feel a little worried. At this moment, Xu Yingying suddenly screamed, making Fan Weile's heart tighten suddenly.

Why had Xu Yingying suddenly woken from her sleep and screamed? Was it a nightmare? Or was it some other reason causing her to scream due to excessive stress? The more Fan Weile thought about it, the more he felt something was wrong, and he was filled with confusion and puzzlement.

Just now, Fan Weile had stumbled upon Xu Yingying's textbooks being maliciously damaged, a discovery that filled him with a sense of unease. He wondered, "How could Xu Yingying endure such bullying without a word? Who is bullying her? I must find this person!" This strong sense of justice instilled in Fan Weile a resolve to protect Xu Yingying and never allow her to be harmed again.

Yet, witnessing Xu Yingying suffer nightmares even during her lunch break, Fan Weile felt even more compassion and sympathy. How many days of such agony had Xu Yingying endured alone and silently? How much grievance and suffering had she endured during these days?

For the first time in his life, Fan Weile experienced what it felt like to be heartbroken. The feeling was unfamiliar, yet seemed natural.

Fan Weile had only known his new deskmate for a short time, but this ordinary girl had left a lasting impression on him. More importantly, Xu Yingying had brought him so many feelings he had never experienced before that Fan Weile began to question whether he was still the same person he once was.

Looking back, Fan Weile had witnessed bullying at his old school. However, because he always had trouble distinguishing faces, he could only watch indifferently. However, at this moment, Fan Weile found himself developing a strong desire to protect the girl he had just met. He was even determined to protect Xu Yingying and force those who had bullied him to apologize to her.

Xu Yingying didn't know her deskmate was thinking so much, because she didn't care about everyone's attitude towards her. She came here just to complete the task. At this moment, Xu Yingying's mind was still lingering in the dream just now. This dream during lunch break made her feel a little confused and uneasy.

Xu Yingying still clearly remembered the scene of the flock of black crows swooping down on the man, their wings flapping in the air and making sharp cries, as if they were going to devour him.

What happened next? Was the man attacked by crows? As soon as I opened my eyes, I managed to escape the forest. But did the man finally leave the forest?

Xu Yingying couldn't help but fall into deep thought. She couldn't understand why she had suddenly dreamed of these strange scenes, so different from what she had dreamed of in the previous two weeks. What did all this mean? Was it some subconscious clue, or just a random hallucination? She tried to search her dreams for answers, but found none.

However, Xu Yingying seemed to have forgotten that she had more than just a dream during this lunch break. Before she met the man, she also met a fairy in white and a person who fell off a cliff.

Xu Yingying thought about it for a moment before she stopped dwelling on it. She knew that no matter what, she needed to continue with her mission. The dream might just be an episode, or even a premonition, but she decided to put it aside and focus on the matter at hand.