Chapter 787: White Dew and Black Tide Prologue 8
[Paimon doesn't understand why there would be such a negative prophecy.
Linny was not sure either. There were many speculations among the people. Some said that the ancestors of the Fontaine people stole the power of the sea, so the sea was very angry. Others said that the Fontaine people did not listen to the advice of the original water god and offended the gods on the Sky Island.
But there is no evidence for all this, so it can only be speculation.
Originally, the people of Fontaine themselves thought that since they didn't know what the crime was, they could just ignore the prophecy. However, in recent years, the sea level has really begun to rise, so the prophecy was remembered again.
Many places have become the seabed, so Linny and his family believe that this possibility should not be ignored, so they began to distribute magic pockets, hoping that residents living by the sea can move out in advance. 】
Indeed, it is not impossible that it is simply a flood.
But the problem is that the travelers come
Traveler: ...
Paimon: Oh! I can't refute this now.
Uh, indeed
Folk legends... um... When Linny mentioned folk legends, it reminded me of the previous... Whenever there was a "legend" or "heard" in the plot, various situations would come true.
You know what, it's just like the unconscious prediction on March 7th, it's so accurate
Probably because the experiences and conversations are so common, the video didn’t include them. For example, the videos don’t show the travelers sleeping, eating, and drinking, unless there are special circumstances, such as exchanging important information or previous dreams.
Too
But if stealing the power of the sea means there will be retaliation or something, shouldn't we stay away from the sea?
First of all, according to what was said before, the water around them is actually fresh water, so I don't know if it can be considered the sea. Secondly, what if the stolen power can only be used for the sea or water? After all, it comes from the "sea", so maybe it can be used to control water or something like that?
It is even possible that it did escape from the sea and ended up at Fontaine's current location, and then the water level rose to the point where Fontaine became an inland island?
Red King: You have a very creative imagination, but unfortunately, the Fontaine people are already here.
Ok
It can only be said that this is not an option, or that Fontaine's ancestors were stubborn and stole the treasure of the sea and then stayed where they were.
March 7: Maybe they can't escape? For example, the treasure stolen by the Fontaine people can turn them into mermaids! So they can only live in places with lots of water?
What a wild idea, but unfortunately, we Fontaine people will not become mermaids
March 7: Okay, I thought too much.
What about offending the gods of Sky Island? Is it possible? - Forget it, just pretend I didn't ask. With the temperament of the Seven Gods of Teyvat, Sky Island... well... it's probably the same as Sky Island with the Seven Consuls.
Destroy the world to the outside world——refers to fellow demon gods, who are submissive to others (?)
I can't refute...
It's really funny. Unless the people of Fontaine are not human, or they are just like Kanreya next door, who knows what big thing they did.
The original water god...Come to think of it, this one is also a demon god, right? Is he in the theater?
Red King: Yes, but there were too many comments and I can’t quite remember whether she showed up or not. But Remus actually knew about it, but he didn’t say anything. So I guess Egolia won’t say anything either—at least not now.
I guess they want to see where the plot goes first before determining how much information can be revealed...
Rising seas...
I think we can combine these speculations. After all, those previous "hints" actually need to be combined to get the truth, right?
Combine? How?
Doctor: The people of Fontaine ignored the advice of the first water god and stole something from the sea, which then offended Sky Island?
Wow, this is the way to combine them?
From offending one person, it became offending three people at once. The Fontaine people are still alive and well now. It’s just a prophecy. The first generation of ancestors has already passed on countless descendants. They can be regarded as the soft persimmon of Sky Island ()
How did I offend three people? The sea and Sky Island, and more?
Is it useless to persuade the water god?
Indeed, and in this case, regardless of the original generation of Fontaine people, it would be unreasonable to retaliate against the later generations. After all, the gods of Teyvat are still very particular.
Right
March 7: If only absolute power can overcome disasters...
Traveler: Goodbye!
Paimon: No matter how powerful you are, you can't fight against natural disasters! Unless this is a human plan... er... probably not.
It's so funny. It's impossible that someone thought that the prophecy would definitely happen, and then in order to prevent it, they ended up causing the disaster, right?
Administrator Q: Not really. There was just a group of people trying their best to survive the disaster.
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I am curious about how the Eight Immortals cross the sea.
[Although some residents nearby thought they could use it, and some were hesitant about whether to move for some reason, they all accepted the Magic Pocket.
Someone also told a story about people who originally lived in the sea. Later, because they wanted to live on land, they grew blood vessels, wrapped the sea in their bodies, and walked onto land.
He thought that the people dissolving in the sea as mentioned in the prophecy did not necessarily mean death, but at Paimon's suggestion, he still accepted the magic pocket.
Since there were not many materials left to make the magic pocket, after meeting up with Linny, the Traveler and Paimon accompanied the brother and sister to collect some more materials.
Just as they finished these tasks and were about to go to Fontaine, Linnie noticed a thief. They tried to surround the thief, but unfortunately she ran away. Fortunately, they kept the stolen goods and returned them to the original owner. 】
Hey, this guy said he believed in the prophecy, but still chose to stay?
Another fable?
Well...if we all lived in the sea...there is actually a saying that humans were "born from the ocean"...
Isn't it a monkey? Aren't monkeys terrestrial?
Is it possible that what originated from the sea are countless generations of monkeys?
I understand. We are not human.
Got it, I'm also a fake person ()
But this fable is about "people". So according to this fable, at least those "ancestors" who still live in the sea have self-awareness and can communicate?
March 7: I see! Just like the mermaid princess in the fairy tale? If the Fontaine returns to the sea, will the people of Fontaine turn back into mermaids or into foam?
Andersen: But the Fontaine people lived on an island terrain. If that were the case, it is impossible that they were completely unaware of it. More importantly - whose merman would have cat ears and a cat tail?
Linny: Indeed, due to the environment in Fontaine, everyone is very good at water, but I haven't heard of anyone...turning into a mermaid or foam.