OBS Chapter 402 Not a normal person
Chapter 402 Not a normal person
Although he seemed to be trying to deliberately make Gin angry, Granlivet did not shirk his responsibilities and answered Gin's first two questions very straightforwardly.
"Why should I know? Of course it's because I have seen Pandora before, in the hands of my irresponsible mother." Granlivet emphasized the word "mother".
"Really?" Gin didn't quite believe it. He intuitively felt that there was something fishy going on. Moreover, it was a bit strange that Granlivet could just say such a precious thing.
"Of course." Granlivet rolled his eyes, obviously not very happy about Gin's suspicion.
Granlevey briefly introduced the process by which Pandora can achieve immortality: "It is said that there is a Boleyn Comet that approaches the Earth once every 500 years (the original book says 500 years, but this time is too long and not realistic, so it was changed to years). When the comet approaches the Earth, if you point the Pandora's Stone at the full moon, it will shed a tear. As long as you swallow this tear, you can achieve immortality."
"After listening to it again, I still think that people who believe in such legends have some IQ problems," commented Cointreau.
The chance to achieve immortality only comes once every 500 years, so the boss of the "zoo" doesn't worry that the gems won't be found before the Comet Bolei approaches the earth.
What if they miss the opportunity? Wait for another 500 years? Can they live that long?
Everyone looked sideways and glanced at Jundu with strange eyes. It seemed that his words not only scolded the members of the "Zoo", but also seemed to scold a boss who also believed in this legend and made a big fuss to let the members of the organization grab the gems.
Granlivet looked at Bourbon with unfriendly eyes, "Bourbon, you should have learned from those women in the Jade Pavilion that a certain woman is my 'mother'."
"Yes." Bourbon nodded affirmatively. He hesitated for a moment, but still did not say something sarcastic to Granlivey as to how he was so powerful that he knew the content of his private conversations with Ganyu, Keqing and others.
"I just found out about this not long ago. I heard that Granlivey's mother is one of the seven ministers of the Teyvat Organization. She has a very powerful background."
Granlivet sneered at Bourbon: "Oh, that woman's name is Lei Dianying. If you have time to check, you will know that she is a very young woman. She looks to be in her twenties. You can't tell that she already has a 'child' as old as me."
Gin's face, which usually showed little expression, showed obvious shock for the first time: "You mean, not only does Lei Dianying have 'Pandora' in her hands, she even got 'Pandora's' tears and has become immortal?!"
"To say that she is immortal is not to that extent. But it is true that she has a strong vitality and has lived for hundreds of years."
Granlivet did not verbally admit that Lei Dianying had obtained Pandora's Tears, but the implication of his words was clearly that Lei Dianying had maintained his appearance unchanged for hundreds of years with the help of Pandora.
Vermouth questioned: "Granlivet, you said she lived for hundreds of years? Do you have any evidence? And if a person's appearance remains unchanged for hundreds of years, there shouldn't be no clues."
Bourbon also raised his own question: "You said that Minister Inazuma has 'Pandora' in his hand, then why when I and the people from Qun Yu Pavilion caught the spider before, their reaction was as if they didn't believe in the existence of the 'Pandora' gem?" He could still remember Ganyu's sharp comment that the goal of the "Zoo" was illusory.
In fact, Bourbon didn't quite believe that Lei Dianying had lived for hundreds of years as Granlivet said, but if she said that her situation was similar to that of Vermouth, he would believe it to some extent.
After all, according to the information he had obtained from Mao Lilan and Xia Xi, it was very likely that Lei Dianying had lived for quite a long time - she was an elder of the Kamisato family.
Granlivet first answered Vermouth's question: "It's very simple, because she is a homebody. As far as I know, that woman hasn't gone out for hundreds of years." Except for some short-sighted people some time ago, Lei Film took a rare "long trip" to teach them a lesson.
At this moment, Vodka, who had been silent all this time, could no longer suppress his inner doubts and couldn't help but interrupt: "How could a normal person endure not leaving the house for hundreds of years?" He widened his eyes, his face full of disbelief.
Granlevey thought Vodka had asked a stupid question: "So she's not a normal person at all."
Bourbon turned his head and glanced at Granlivet with a subtle look. Someone was so merciless when he evaluated his mother.