Why Not Sing and Walk Leisurely?

"Ah Zhuo, let me tell you, yesterday I saw a super good novel, the characters were so vivid and exciting. Don't rush, I'll burn it for you when I'm done..." - "Ah Zhuo! My martial arts have improved again. Master praised me for being amazing. I'll show you a few sword moves right now!" - "Brother Li, good morning. Off to talk with Brother Xue again?" "Yes." "Ah, I have to say, ever since Brother Xue left, you've become just like him. Say a few more words, won't you die from holding it all in..." "..." "Alright, I won't say more. Morning class is starting soon. Master asked me to tell you it's okay if you don't come, just visit him when you get back." "Got it." - "Ping'er, come here." "Master, what are your orders?" "There's a mission. Take a look." "This is..." "Go. Master knows everything." "Yes... Your disciple obeys." - "Ugh (stabbed) Li Ziping, it's you...?" "Enough nonsense. Take this sword!" - "Master, your disciple has completed the mission." "Ping'er... Why did you do this?" "With this matter resolved, my long-held regret is gone. I have no more attachments. Let me... follow Ah Zhuo." "This old man cannot stop you, but I will warn you: Zhuo'er would not want you to be trapped by the past." "Disciple understands." - Li Ziping departed. Before the final day arrived, he traveled through mountains and rivers, leaving many traces. It was strange, though. Though he appeared to travel alone, it was as if two people were journeying together. - Afterward, Li Ziping returned to the place where Xue Zhuo was buried and slept eternally. The epitaph read: 'Looking back at the desolate place I've come from, without you, there is neither wind nor rain, nor clear skies.'