The children had definitely noticed Kang, and before they could run over and take a closer look out of fearless curiosity, their parents snatched them up and moved several hundred feet away. He shrugged his shoulders slightly and sighed, feeling a mix of relief and annoyance: relief from not having human children possibly crawling all over him and annoyance from being treated like he was dangerous. He could understand their caution, though.

He turned his attention back to the lake, noticing the man purposely changing his route out of the corner of his eye. He'd gotten used to the staring from the humans.