Infinite: Dawn Game

Chapter 813 Language

"Mom! Mom!"

The young toad smiled when it saw the female toad, eagerly moving closer and sticking out its wet tongue:

My wife says she has a headache. Is she sick? What should I do if she's sick?

"..."

The mother toad was clearly startled by her son's words and instantly jumped onto the lotus flower—He Lingling was thrown off balance by the sudden weight of the lotus and almost rolled down through the gaps in the lotus.

"!!" He Lingling was so frightened that she grabbed the lotus petals, her heart pounding so hard it felt like it was about to jump into her throat.

She was terrified... She almost thought she had overdone it and was really going to die.

Urged on by her son, the mother toad approached He Lingling, who was lying on the flower stamen with her head covered, her eyes full of suspicion:

"How could she have a headache? It's even less likely she's sick. That woman is quite meticulous in raising children. I saw the batch she was raising beforehand, and they were all perfectly healthy..."

Seeing that the female toad was about to reach out and touch her face, He Lingling immediately closed her eyes, arched her body, covered her head, and cried out in "weak" pain:

"It hurts so much, my head hurts so much. It must be, it must be last night. The rain and wind were so strong last night that I caught a cold... Waaah... I feel so awful... I feel so awful..."

As He Lingling shouted and shrank back, a kind of inexplicable sadness welled up in her heart, and she actually managed to squeeze out a few tears.

Seeing the tears streaming from He Lingling's eyes, the mother toad's tongue froze in place. It opened its mouth and slurped, its tongue curling up a passing mosquito and swallowing it whole. It asked in confusion:

"Could it be that the rain was too heavy yesterday and they got cold? That shouldn't be the case... They shouldn't be this fragile, right? Aren't humans supposed to be very healthy?"

"Mom! Mom!"

The young toad, hearing its mother's mutterings, instantly became displeased and kept shouting:

"Mom! My wife is sick, we need medicine! She needs medicine to get better!"

The mother toad, feeling dizzy and overwhelmed by her son's pestering, shoved the young toad away in annoyance and said angrily:

"I really owe you something! Getting you a wife means your old mother has to worry about you so much—"

"Alright, alright, Mom, stop nagging. What are we going to do? We finally managed to steal this wife back, what if she gets sick and dies?"

The young toad was extremely anxious, and he was annoyed by his old mother's nagging.

"Hurry, hurry! You have to think of something right now!! This illness can't just be left untreated, can it?"

"My wedding is the day after tomorrow. If I can't cure this, how embarrassing will it be if the other toads see me? My cousins ​​will laugh at me for marrying a deadbeat wife!"

"I know, I know."

The toad, fed up with being urged time and again, finally got angry and said something unpleasant:

"What's so funny? I was sick when I was first robbed and brought back, but I recovered without taking any medicine. Look at your mother now, I'm not very healthy in any way. If you ask me, young girls these days are just too delicate, they can't endure the slightest hardship..."

"mom!"

The young toad roared in exasperation, "Enough! Enough! Didn't you hear me?! Go find the medicine! Go find the medicine, didn't you understand?! Do I have to hit you like my dad did before you understand?!"

He Lingling, who was faking illness and lying down: "..."

Xu Han, who was eavesdropping nearby, was speechless.

All the other players on the lotus flowers: "..."

Wait... what do you mean, you'll only understand if I hit you like my dad does?