In the thirteenth week, the temperature began to rise more rapidly, and this dry heat affected the atmosphere of the school. People were restless, and unease could be felt everywhere.
Since the school cafeteria stopped providing sheep's milk, the number of people submitting 'sheep's milk' requests to the school had been growing by the day. Petition letters flew towards Professor Li Qihuang and the school medical office's desks like snowflakes — even during Professor Li's classes, paper cranes would occasionally fly into the classroom, circling tirelessly around his head.
Thus, the professor specially formulated a sheep's milk substitute for those students who had been 'weaned.'
It was a dairy product with a hint of lemon yellow, and it tasted and felt almost exactly like real sheep's milk.
Although after drinking the substitute, students would develop certain sheep characteristics — such as horns, hooves, or tails — this only piqued the interest of more people.
