Listen to Animals' Words: Translation of Frog's Language

Hey, Rover? What brought you here?

You always manage to stumble upon important places.

This is a holy dating spot for couples. It's said that if couples come to this pond and make a wish to the sky while the frogs croak, they can stick by each other as long as they live.

This grassy slope and pond are indeed nothing special. The key, however, lies in the call of the Black-Striped Frogs.

Alwa, alwa, alwa.

Doesn't that sound like "always"? Couples think that means "always and forever", and wish this will bless their love.

They even give the Black-Striped Frogs a nickname, "Alwa Frog".

Well, it's just couples project their own expectations on an animal.

Well, for me, it's more like a faith-shall-work-wonders thing.

Anyway, we're taking this a little too far. Let's install the module first.

Run, run, run!

...

Oh no, someone's already here.

Should we go somewhere else?

Sorry, we're just here for an experiment. We'll leave right away.

Wait you're... Xuanyin? I'm Pushen from the Huaxu Academy. I heard from Qiaomu that you're researching animal language translation modules. Are you here for the Black-Striped Frogs?

Oh, yes!

Do you know what they want to say to us?

(Looks at you with an inquiring gaze.)

Actually, they were disturbed by humans and were signaling warning calls to their kind, urging them to escape.

Well, in that case, I think we'd better find another place for our date. What do you say?

Yeah. Thinking from their perspective, I would feel anxious too. Let's go.

Okay then...

What a dramatic night. Sometimes, the truth can hurt people.

Anyway, I need to go back. See you next time!