Chapter 66: Heavenly Friendship
So this was what had been nagging at the back of Yu Han’s mind. Usually, the crab would show him the parchment. But the entire morning had gone by, and it hadn’t.
The crab gargled and hopped down from Yu Han’s shoulder. After hopping from one set of legs to another, it raised its claws halfway, as if starting a gesture, but then let them fall limply to the side with a dramatic clack. It furrowed its eyestalks, then shook them left and right.
“The hell’s wrong with it?” Li Yao asked.
“Nothing’s wrong,” Yu Han said. “It’s the opposite.”
The taller boy raised a brow.
“Its memories! It remembers?” Huang Niuniu said.
Yu Han nodded. “Probably.”
“You did it!”
The girl tackled him into a hug. “Oof!” It felt good. She pushed him away, then crouched to the crab’s level. It shrank further—literally. Now it was the size of her palm. She picked it up.