At the referee’s signal, the first water balloon was tossed into the air, tracing a somewhat "nervous" arc. Some teams worked in perfect sync, passing balloons smoothly down the line, while others were less coordinated, resulting in balloons "sacrificing" themselves mid-air, accompanied by bursts of surprise and laughter. This segment was full of suspense, as every successfully passed balloon became a "exclusive weapon" for the next round of fun. It was not only a competition but also a buildup to the excitement that followed.
Once the relay concluded, the real happy began. Students armed themselves with the water balloons they had earned in the first round and brought out their own water guns, instantly turning the playground into a joyful battlefield. The goal was no longer to win, but to fully enjoy "the happiness that playing with water brings."