The backdrop can also be propped up.

What appeared before the two little girls was a pitch-black room.

"Is your friend here?" Lu Renkui asked, somewhat puzzled. She began to wonder how old the friend Zhao Wuyin was referring to was.

However, according to Yilu Renkui, no one of any age would choose to stay alone in a dark room.

Unless... he's the kind of person who's rather gloomy.

“My friend doesn’t like talking to people or being in the sun. So he found this place to stay,” Zhao Wuyin explained as he walked inside. “Because he gets good grades in all subjects, the teachers let him study on his own. But don’t worry, my friend is just introverted. He’s a really nice person.”

"Oh, is that so?" Lu Renkui followed Zhao Wuyin while rummaging through her bag—she remembered she had brought her phone.

Because it was so dark, Zhao Wuyin stopped after taking a couple of steps. She called out her friend's name in the darkness: "David, are you there? David?"

Lu Renkui rummaged through her schoolbag and found Sun Xi's phone. She turned on the phone's flashlight, and the blinding white light illuminated part of the dark room, also revealing something crouching in the corner...

mushroom?

Upon closer inspection, it turned out not to be a mushroom, but a person dressed in a mushroom costume, squatting in the corner playing the role of a mushroom.

"Ah! David, you're here! David!" Zhao Wuyin said as she ran over, lifting her skirt and avoiding the scattered mechanical parts on the ground.

The "mushroom" in the corner slowly moved. Lu Renkui finally got a clear look at the face of the man named David.

He was a boy with dark circles under his eyes, dark gray hair, and light gray eyes. He looked very tired.

"David! David, long time no see! Do you still have your skateboard? We might need it." Zhao Wuyin finally walked up to David, who was dressed as a mushroom, and said.

David didn't speak, but turned his head back to face the corner, but a hand reached out and pointed to another corner.

Lu Renkui shone his phone's flashlight on it and saw that it was a skateboard covered in dust.

"We'll take it, and return it to you when we're done, I promise!" Zhao Wuyin also saw the skateboard. She ran over, picked it up, and walked towards "Sun Xi".

"You don't need to return it," David said sullenly. "Don't come looking for me unless it's absolutely necessary. The skateboard is yours."

"Huh?" Lu Renkui was a little confused. "You really don't have to pay it back?"

"Oh no, we'll still return your things," Zhao Wuyin said, dragging the skateboard away. "Don't worry, we'll return it to you soon."

“Don’t come again,” David emphasized again.

"We are definitely not the kind of people who break their promises."

“I told you not to come again,” David repeated, sounding like he wanted to be angry but was too lazy to be.

In short, Lu Renkui and Zhao Wuyin got the skateboard.

After cleaning the skateboard, the two found that it was at least 90% new.

"Huh? David said he wanted to exercise, but this skateboard doesn't look like it's been used before." Zhao Wuyin looked a little helpless.

"Haha." Lu Renkui laughed twice, then started trying to skateboard.

Before being hit by the car, Lu Renkui had a habit of going to the park every week to skateboard. So after getting on the skateboard and trying it out a couple of times, Lu Renkui started pushing off the ground with maximum force to see how fast the skateboard could go.

I have to say, a new skateboard is a new skateboard. It's incredibly smooth to ride.

"I'll put some oil on this skateboard later," Lu Renkui thought. He jumped off the skateboard, landed on the ground, then stepped on the back of the skateboard to make it stand up, so that the front of the skateboard landed perfectly in his hand.