"Dolphin, do you know the way?" Little Taotie was a bit troubled, looking around, seeing nothing but the endless sea with no shore in sight.
The dolphin paused in its leap across the sea, dropped back into the water, poking its head out while its body swam beneath.
Little Taotie sat on its head, reaching out to pat it, "Don’t be discouraged, we’ll keep moving forward, and we’ll surely see the shore."
The dolphin’s round, shiny eyes seed to light up with an idea, and it turned around to swim.
"Where are you going?" Little Taotie asked in confusion.
The dolphin let out a sound filled with joy.
"You know the way?" Little Taotie was sowhat puzzled.
Soon, she got her answer, as the dolphin found a gigantic turtle.
Little Taotie’s eyes widened; she had never seen such a big turtle before!
In her all-too-brief six years of common knowledge, turtles were always those tiny ones in the flower and bird market, the smallest even tinier than her little hand, fitting in her palm, and would quickly retract their heads and limbs if touched—so amusing.
But this turtle was so large, larger than her six-year-old body, as big as the Black Chicken Jade Platform in the Ancient Castle.
The dolphin started calling out, seemingly communicating with the turtle.
The turtle looked at Little Taotie, its big eyes sparkling with wisdom.
Little Taotie dared not speak.
This turtle was so massive, and actually... she was a little scared.
Things that defy common sense always bring about a sense of unease and fear, and Xiao Zaizai was filled with apprehension and fright at this mont.
Furthermore, she was so tiny now that it seed if the turtle opened its mouth wide, it could easily swallow her whole.
Scared...
Little Taotie’s eyes flickered, revealing her panic.
The dolphin didn’t seem to notice, but the giant turtle did. It signaled the dolphin to place the little girl onto its back.
In a state of stupor, Little Taotie was flung from the dolphin’s head onto the turtle’s back.
Little Taotie: "..."
The dolphin affectionately nuzzled Little Taotie, then turned and leapt into the sea, swimming away. It resurfaced at least two kiloters away, jumped out of the water with a call, then dove back in.
The sea was calm; the turtle swam slowly, a bit leisurely.
Its head and limbs remained subrged as the upward curve of its shell broke the surface, and atop sat a dazed little girl.
Little Taotie was still sowhat afraid, not daring to move recklessly, fearing the turtle might swallow her in anger.
In truth, the turtle wasn’t fierce at all, but she was just... scared!
It was so big, big enough to frighten soone.
The sky gradually darkened...
The little girl closed her eyes and at so point fell asleep.
The turtle kept swimming with all its might.
Though it wasn’t fast, its enormous size allowed its slightest movent to propel it far across the water.
The sky slowly brightened, and the little girl covered her eyes, unwilling to open them.
Did I have a dream?
In the dream, I turned into a toy doll!
Hee hee, it was actually so fun~~~
As a smaller version of myself, I could climb rocks with a scalpel; everything beca enormous, oh yes, and there was such a gigantic turtle, and I sat on the dolphin’s head, flying high with it, so happy~~~
Usually, we cut up the big cake to eat, but as a little doll, can I sit on the cake to eat it?
Wow! That’s so exciting!
Why in my dream did I not sit in the cake to eat it? How strange that there weren’t any tasty treats in my dream!
As she thought, her mind gradually cleared...
Shock!!!
Fear!!!
She scented the unique salty air of the sea, felt the moisture of the seawater, and slowly opened her eyes, filled with disbelief!
It wasn’t a dream!!!
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