The screams and shouts of the students made

The screams and shouts of the students made it difficult to climb the cliff was a cliff. It wasn’t such a high cliff. However, the body roll was devastating, and considering that dozens of children were inside, rescue workers thought that at least one of the students in the accident had broken their arms and legs. On the bus, boys in school uniforms were entangled with each other with red liquid. 메리트카지노 The liquid was overflowing from the bus and wetting the surrounding bushes, and the students and teachers who saw it from afar got goosebumps on their spine. No one standing there doubted that it was contraception. However, no matter how hard the bus fell off the cliff, the rescuers thought that blood could not flow so smoothly, and when they got closer, it wasn’t blood. It was unreasonable to say it was blood. Some members thought it was like pouring a bunch of strawberry-flavored jelly in this bus, while others thought it was like pouring red syrup. It was easier to understand than to think that something like a drink or snack that could be eaten as a group broke out and was entangled with the students’ bodies. The crew kicked their tongues, saying, “It has become more cumbersome to rescue children who already have to be handled carefully.” However, less than 10 minutes after starting to rescue the children, the liquid evaporated like dry ice, and the rescuers were not surprised, and the students were one by one calmly taken to the hospital. The students, who were stamping their feet while watching on the cliff, boarded their respective buses under the guidance of their teachers, and the school trip of the day was canceled. “That’s strange…There was definitely no one on the bus earlier… …but some of the students who witnessed the accident tilted their heads and murmured to themselves, but no one, or even the person who spoke, did not care, thinking that they had misread it. The accident that day marked a corner of news and newspapers. What was surprising was that no one had any trauma, including children in class 1 of the first grade, their homeroom teacher, and the bus driver, who were fainted in the bus. Doctors and reporters made a fuss, saying, “It’s a miracle,” and “It’s fate.” Most of the children who were taken to hospitals in the nearby city woke up within half a day, and everyone looked refreshed as if they had slept well. Some children murmured, “Oh, I thought I had a good dream, but I can’t think of it.” Some children struggled under the covers to sleep more even after they were awake. At first, parents who came running after hearing the news of their son’s accident were relieved to see their child safely in tears, but they were speechless when they saw him procrastinate, saying, “I want to sleep more.”