CHAPTER 338: CHAPTER 247: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE RUINS AND MENG DIE_3

Meng Die immediately opened her eyes and said, "Sorry, I’m awake now."

"No need for Coke?" Rosen asked.

"No need, thank you." Meng Die replied politely.

Immediately, the three of them simultaneously looked at the note that came out of the sarcophagus.

Meng Die said, "Do you know why I suddenly fainted just now?"

"Why?"

"Because I just suddenly remembered the origin of this note."

"The origin of the note, could it be that you recognize this sarcophagus, Meng Die?"

"Yes, not only do I recognize it, but the material of this sarcophagus is from a tree I planted."

This statement caught Rosen and Barefoot Immortal off guard.

Meng Die continued, "I planted this tree when I was seven years old. At that time, it was just a sapling, and ten thousand years later, it grew into a towering tree. I then wrote my wish on a note and threw it into the tree hole."

"So, at ten thousand years old, you’re still a child, the Heavenly Mountain Granny, right?" Rosen said, puzzled.

"That’s right, my true identity is actually Heavenly Mountain Granny, the ancestor of the Carefree Sect!" Meng Die didn’t hide anything and said.

Rosen and Barefoot Immortal finally felt fear. After all, Heavenly Mountain Granny is a terrifying figure; an ice charm can directly kill someone!

After feeling fear, Rosen and Barefoot Immortal respectfully said to Meng Die, "So what’s the deal with this note?"

"Do I even need to say it? Of course, it was an assignment from my kindergarten teacher, to write a letter to my future self."

Ah, this?

Rosen and Barefoot Immortal were a bit bewildered.

"To ensure the letter didn’t rot prematurely, I painfully chopped down the tree I had planted for ten thousand years to make this coffin and then stored the letter. And to make sure it wasn’t opened prematurely, I transferred the coffin through a time tunnel."

Upon hearing this, Rosen and Barefoot Immortal realized that this was all Meng Die’s plan from childhood.

"So, it’s not the work of some celestial being?"

"Yes, it’s definitely not the work of some celestial being; it was just a childhood assignment."

After confirming several times, Rosen resumed using the Golden Cudgel to excavate the relic.

"Eighty!"

"Eighty!"

"Eighty!"

This time, he chiseled out something incredible.

It turned out to be a certificate for a model student!

And the name written on the certificate was Meng Die’s.

"Ah, this, what’s going on with this certificate, why is your name on it too, Meng Die?" Rosen and Barefoot Immortal were feeling eerie again.

"Actually, this was also transferred through a time tunnel, so you don’t need to doubt it."

Though Meng Die told them not to doubt, Rosen and Barefoot Immortal became more suspicious.

"Barefoot, do you think Meng Die might be the owner of this relic?"

"Hmm, it’s possible, maybe we should test her." Barefoot Immortal said, then stepped in front of Meng Die and said, "I’m fifty years old this year, and there’s a ten-year gap between me and my daughter. Next year, my daughter will turn twenty. Can you tell me how old I am now?"

Upon hearing this, Meng Die decisively said, "You’re fifty years old now."

Barefoot Immortal’s face changed instantly.

"What’s wrong, Barefoot, did you notice something wrong?" Rosen whispered.

"There’s a big problem; this Meng Die doesn’t seem real; she didn’t suspect there was a problem with my question!" Barefoot Immortal said.

"Isn’t that nonsense, if there’s no problem, how can it be a problem?"

"No, I mean my question is flawed. First, I don’t have a daughter at all. Second, even if I did, we couldn’t have a ten-year gap. Third, even with a ten-year gap, my daughter couldn’t be twenty next year."

Barefoot Immortal revealed the flaws in his question one after another.

Rosen quickly offered a possible answer, "Could it be that you have at least two goddaughters?"

Upon hearing this, Barefoot Immortal patted his head and said, "It seems there’s such a possibility."

Rosen shook his head and said, "You won’t get answers this way; let me try."

Rosen then approached Meng Die and said, "..."