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It hurts!

Is anyone there?

Who can help me?

Girl, why did you come to this deep mountain alone?

What's wrong with the feet?

Uncle, my foot is crooked and sprained.

Please help me. Go back to where I live first to avoid the rain. .

My clothes were all soaked, and there was no doctor in the mountains. If I was really sick, no one could cure me. .

You can take it off yourself, or I can help you. .

I... I can do it myself. Don't be shy, I can be your grandfather. .

I'm just afraid that you might get sick from the cold. .

No, don't!

The same goes for underwear, and you will still get sick. Take them all off, uncle promises not to mess around. .

Uncle, those are my clothes. The tide in the mountains will only cause mold if left unchecked. The most important thing for you now is not to get sick. .

Don't be nervous, I'm just helping you dry the water. You see, water is still dripping here. .

I'll help you see if there's any other place where you hit it. .

Rest first and see if your feet can walk tomorrow. .

Thank you, uncle. .

Uncle...Uncle, morning, my clothes... I woke up. I threw away my clothes yesterday. It's useless to keep them. .

Let me help you look at your feet again.

There is no doctor here, and your feet are so bad that you can't even go down the mountain.

I'll check to see if there are any other injuries.

It was too late yesterday and I couldn't see clearly.

No need really, uncle.

I... I'm fine. Can I wear clothes... Girl, I saved you.

If there really was a wound that was not seen, who would be responsible if something went wrong?

Nothing is wrong here. Turn around and look at your back. .

Fortunately he was not injured. Come and eat in the courtyard. .

So what should I wear?

I am the only one in the family, and there are no outsiders. .

How can that work?

I can't... If you insist on looking for clothes, just walk down the mountain naked. .