Chapter 122: Something That Can’t Be Shared
Lu Jinzhao tightened her grip on the Iron Box, thinking of the parchment’s coveting of it when she first got this box.
How exactly did this thing end up in her home?
It was something her parents left her, so why had she never discovered it before?
Could it be because she wasn’t a Passenger before?
What relationship did her parents have with these things?
Lin Zhao, right, and Lin Zhao, these abnormal opportunities all started from when Lin Zhao gave her the Train Ticket.
She was just her university roommate, so what did she know?
“Classmate, you look very worried, like you have a lot of things you want to know?” The Divine Calculator in bright yellow clothes looked at her, her body moving as she spoke, seemingly putting away the kickstand of the electric scooter.
Then, Lu Jinzhao saw the view of her back start to recede, the strands of hair floating on her shoulder also flying up.
“So are you going to tell me the answer?” Lu Jinzhao replied to her.
“Of course not.” The Divine Calculator riding the scooter immediately refused: “You haven’t paid!”
“Besides, I’ve already done a fortune telling for you once, and I won’t do it a second time in a short time.”
There was one sentence she didn’t say: she felt that doing fortune telling for Lu Jinzhao wasn’t a good thing.
Today’s events had already exceeded her expectations; Lu Jinzhao wasn’t like the newcomers she had encountered before.
In front of her, most people were like a blank sheet of paper; she only needed to have a few conversations with them, listen to their experiences, and ask what they wanted to know, and she could see through that person’s thoughts, desires, even their whole life clearly.
But not Lu Jinzhao.
Clearly just a Passenger who had just passed the Class B Platform, she yet felt as if she was seeing those monsters around her.
Unable to see through completely, like separated by a layer of fog, blurry, dangerous, easily arousing the desire to probe.
But this wasn’t a good phenomenon.
Every time she felt strong curiosity toward someone and tried to see through them, the result was always great misfortune.
This time was even stranger; she hadn’t even started doing anything yet, and she was already in misfortune!
No, no, this newcomer is very dangerous; she had to think about it.
“Hanging up~!” After saying that, she didn’t wait for Lu Jinzhao’s reaction and quickly hung up the phone call.
“That seems a bit impolite?”
While riding, she thought: “Whatever, anyway, she already profited big from me!”
“If we keep talking, I might not be able to resist continuing to calculate. I always feel that won’t be anything good.”
She decided that for a short time, she wouldn’t contact Lu Jinzhao at all; even if contacting, she absolutely wouldn’t let curiosity get the better of her and ask about the other party’s matters, or calculate the other party’s past and future.
“But I still have to tell New Moon about it.”
A special newcomer with extremely high potential, but who might also bring great danger.
Lu Jinzhao, whose phone call was hung up, didn’t feel much about it; after all, she had already gotten very important message from the Divine Calculator.
She was now just doubtful: how should she open this box?
“Do you know how to open this thing?”
She simply asked the parchment.
[?]
The parchment sent a question mark.
“You don’t know?”
[Of course I know.]
[But why should I tell you?]
Lu Jinzhao hesitated: “.I’ll give you half of what’s inside?”
Of course she wouldn’t; this sentence was to trick the parchment.
But she didn’t expect the parchment’s reaction to be even more intense.
[Don’t!!]
[That’s not something that can be shared!]
[I absolutely, absolutely, don’t want to share with you; don’t even think about it!]
[If you don’t give it to me, I won’t tell you how to open it.]
What was going on?
Lu Jinzhao was really stunned this time.
She started thinking.
The parchment’s reaction was clearly off.
Even if she had used the most vicious words to provoke and stimulate it before, the parchment had never been so distraught.
“So what exactly is inside?”
[Something very useful to ghosts, but useless to people, even harmful; give it to me, and I’ll fulfill one of your wishes.]
Now it turned into a wish-granting machine?
“You think I’ll believe you just because you say that? I have to open it and try it to know if it’s harmful to people.”
Lu Jinzhao said this verbally, but in her heart, she was pondering.
The parchment wouldn’t lie; if it said this thing was harmful to people, it was probably true, but the Divine Calculator said it was a Supernatural Item and told her she must get it, and Lu Jinzhao didn’t think she was lying either.
It wasn’t that she trusted someone she just met that much, but she really believed this thing was related to her parents.
And her parents leaving this box couldn’t be to deliberately harm her, right?
So, she leaned toward neither the Divine Calculator nor the parchment lying.
“Useless to people, even harmful, but what about specifically for me?”
[You think you’re special?]
The parchment mocked.
Seeing this sentence, Lu Jinzhao wasn’t angry; instead, she smiled and said: “Am I not special?”
“If I’m not special, why are you sticking around and not leaving?”
[?]
[I’m sticking around and not leaving?]
“Isn’t that the case?”
Lu Jinzhao’s palm unconsciously turned the Iron Box, her mind constantly thinking about why the parchment’s attitude was so strange.
It seemed these issues involved something crucial that could easily move the parchment but it didn’t want her to know.
She had to continue probing, use an even more extreme attitude to anger the parchment, make it lose reason, and say more useful information.
[Stupidity!]
[Ridiculous!]
[Looking at you is like looking at a frog at the bottom of a well!]
“Oh my god, you even know the allusion of the frog at the bottom of the well?” Lu Jinzhao pretended to be surprised.
This seemed to completely enrage the parchment, making it lose reason entirely; it started moving.
But because this was reality, it seemed unable to do anything too extreme, so right under Lu Jinzhao’s eyes, it began to “wriggle”.
Like a very hardworking bug, arching and arching trying to get away from Lu Jinzhao’s hand.
This scene even looked somewhat comical and pitiful.
“At this speed, can you crawl out my front door before the sun sets today?”
The parchment seemed stimulated, wriggling even faster.
Watching it, Lu Jinzhao actually felt it was somewhat pitiful at this moment.
She didn’t know why this emotion arose, followed by a surge of disgust in her heart.
She frowned and said: “Are you really brainless?”
“There’s a limit to stupidity, right? Sometimes looking at you, I really don’t understand how the world has things this stupid.”
“You want to leave so badly, I’ll send you on your way.” She picked up the parchment, approached the Window, and without hesitation threw it out the window.
Of course she wasn’t really angry, but the disgust was real.
Sitting back in her Seat, the expression on her face quickly returned to calmness; she looked at the desk waiting, silently counting in her heart, and at a certain time point, she reached into her pocket, and sure enough, took out the parchment from inside.
“If I were you, I absolutely wouldn’t come back so spinelessly.” Lu Jinzhao sneered.
[I won’t leave until I get what I want.]
[And you, you will definitely die.]
The parchment seemed to have regained calmness.
“That’s not right.” Lu Jinzhao looked at it and suddenly said.
The expression on her face became subtle, her eyes revealing an emotion that made the parchment feel unease.
The parchment felt that after devouring part of Lu Jinzhao’s soul, it really was becoming more and more like a person; now, it even understood what unease was.
She suddenly said: “I get it.”
This idiot’s previous state didn’t seem acted; its acting wasn’t that good. If not acting, then there was only one answer.
“You don’t not want to leave.”
“You simply can’t leave me at all.”
