Li Lianhua is content to follow behind as Cat jogs ahead, watching the boy's first and to be honest a little half-hearted attempt. Huli Jing, excited to be playing whatever game this is, runs alongside Cat at first, which quickly turns into confused ambling in circles once Cat slows down again. Are they running or not, which is it?

This does seem a little trickier than Li Lianhua had imagined, but Cat is also awfully quick to give up. So much petulance! Where's his perseverance? Denouncing a child's toy that's currently getting the best of him with all the wounded pride a teenage boy can muster really is too funny and Li Lianhua raises a hand to his mouth to cover a smile as well as a cough. It wouldn't do to appear to be on the kite's side on this one.

"Ah, ridiculous? I didn't expect that Friend Cat is so worried about what other people think of him. Or do you think you're too old to have fun?" But he really doesn't want Cat to lose interest before he's even begun, and this may indeed be a job for two people who don't know what they're doing, rather than one. Restraining his amusement, Li Lianhua holds out a hand. "Here, let me try anchoring the line while you throw it into the wind. Properly! That might be easier than doing both yourself."