Hello, you're so serious

  I really didn't want to startle him, so I just let him mutter to himself. But then one of the pandas' eyes glowed with a fierce light, and it suddenly slapped its front paws on the tree stump right below us, as if it was about to charge up.

  He suddenly grabbed my hand and pointed to a tree trunk over a meter away, shouting: "No good, quick escape! Jump with me!" Because he had previously stepped on that broken one, the distance was quite far, and it was very risky to jump over. But he didn't let me say anything, and pulled me to rush over, barely landing on the tree trunk, losing balance, my body tilting backwards.

  In the rush, I only managed to grab his collar, and he wrapped his arm around my waist, pulling me back into his embrace with a jerk. Before I could even react, I heard his exclamation in my ear: "It really climbed up!" Next thing I knew, he was holding me close as we moved forward, but this was after all on a tree, so it wasn't like we were running or even walking side by side.

  In the midst of danger, I pushed him forward, "You lead the way in front, I'll follow behind."

  "No way! You go first, I'll cut off your retreat!"

  Enduring no more, Lu Xun growled: "Lu Xun, can you stop showing off your heroism? This is not the time to be pretentious, both pandas have caught up!" It wasn't just empty talk, two pandas really did climb up from under the tree. Although they looked stout, they were actually quite agile at climbing trees. So earlier, Lu Xun had indeed asked a stupid question - would pandas that can't climb trees still be called pandas?

  He gritted his teeth and charged forward, shouting: "Be careful, you must keep up with me."

  Human potential is often triggered in emergency situations, and I was like a monkey jumping between tree branches. The two pandas were clumsy and couldn't catch up with us even if they were used to climbing trees, always keeping a distance from us. If we had been crossing the forest empty-handed, this situation wouldn't have happened: one after another, the strap got hooked by a branch, stopping him abruptly, while I didn't dare to follow closely and directly bumped into his backpack, which was incredibly hard inside, making me dizzy and disoriented, and a warm stream suddenly gushed out of my nostrils.

  The inertia pulled me backwards, and this time Lucheng didn't even have time to react before pulling me down. With a rustling sound, I fell from the treetop. Closing my eyes in preparation for the heavy impact of hitting the ground, we had climbed four or five meters high, not only was the falling process scratched by branches, but this fall to the bottom was no joke. The expected pain didn't come, and when I opened my eyes, I found that I was caught in a dense network of intertwined vines below.

  But I couldn't move, and with every slight movement, my whole body would sink down a bit. It was clear that this layer of vines wasn't strong enough to support my weight plus the thirty or so pounds of luggage. My mind was racing with thoughts of how to save myself when I suddenly saw Lu Xun carefully making his way down from the treetop. I thought to myself, "This is not good," and quickly called out to stop him, but it was too late. He had already stepped onto the root of the vine and stretched out his hand: "Come on, Xiao Jiu, let me pull you up."

  I let out a wail, and in the next instant, the rattan net made a huge noise. Then I saw his eyes widening in horror one after another, and he fell even more violently than me, directly crashing heavily onto my body, sending me into free fall.

  He probably knew he made a big mistake, before we hit the ground, he flipped me over so that I was on top of him, changing from his original position of being on top of me to me being on top of him. It only took one second for us to both land on the ground, and after removing the vines that were pressed under our bodies, the rest sprang back up, forming a layer of vines that covered us underneath.

  It wasn't completely dark, as some light was shining through the gaps in the rattan. A groan came from below me, and I immediately rolled over to the side, asking in a low voice, "How are you?" He responded with a sentence that made my blood boil: "You're so heavy."