Chapter 2752 Memory Echo

"Respected master, except for the time when Her Highness Inanna was alone in the room, I have been by her side all the time. I have never seen her eat or drink anything suspicious, nor have I seen her touch anything that may contain curses."

Lawen explained it cleverly, but this was not what Joan was really worried about.

"Stop rambling! I just want to ask you one thing. These days...has Saoirse come to my territory, and have you met Inanna in private?" Joan lowered her voice and asked the housekeeper.

Laven was obviously frightened, barely kept calm, and shook her head solemnly.

"Master...Her Highness Inanna hasn't met the Prime Minister these days, at least I haven't seen them meet. Of course, I can't guarantee that Her Highness will date the Prime Minister in private without telling me. Master, you Do you suspect that Your Excellency the Prime Minister...has no good intentions?"

"Shut up!" Joan interrupted the butler's temptation coldly, "I didn't think so, stop guessing!"

"The little one knows he's wrong, so he doesn't dare to talk anymore in the future!"

Laven waved his eye stalks and slapped his own face twice, pretending to be silent, but what he was thinking in his heart was:

"It seems that the friendship between Your Excellency the Prime Minister and my master is not as harmonious as it seems on the surface. In the future, we should guard against that stinky bitch with a face full of hypocrisy!"

Joan noticed Laven's careful thinking through the "myth alert". Although Laven's suspicion of Saoirse was mixed with too much malicious speculation, at least it could be seen that the butler was still very loyal to her master. , she was quite pleased.

Turning around again, Joan's body was densely covered with small air holes jetting air, skillfully swinging his eye stems, adjusting the flight angle, and quickly passed through the tunnel and entered the restaurant.

Sure enough, as Laven said, Inanna hung quietly in the air, her main eye was closed tightly, and the ten eye stalks were loose and drooping, and all the stalk eyes were closed.

Beholders seldom sleep. Under normal circumstances, even if they fall into a deep sleep, they will open part of their eyes and remain alert.

Inanna's situation was obviously unreasonable, and Joan's heartstrings couldn't help but tense.

She approached her daughter to check, and she found that Inanna's heart rate was normal and her breathing was steady. Apart from the heavy sleep, she seemed to be fine.

At first, Joan suspected that her daughter was under some kind of hypnotic magic, but after opening the "Advanced Internal Vision" to investigate deeply, she found that Inanna was in the stage of blood awakening. Deep lethargy is a normal phenomenon during the awakening of blood. Wake up naturally.

Joan secretly breathed a sigh of relief, and remembered the meaningful words Inanna said to Laven when she was playing by the lake the day before yesterday.

At the beginning, Joan suspected that Saoirse had met Inanna in private, and revealed Inanna's life experience - she was abandoned by her biological mother Ishtar when she was just born, just like Ishtar gave birth to her first child many years ago. The cubs under the water were almost drowned in the lake.

Inanna told Laven that she saw herself in the lake when she was just born, and that she saw the dead souls of her sisters in the cold lake water. In fact, she did not really see the ghosts, but only after learning about her rough life experience. , expressing melancholy in a literary rhetorical way.

Laven testified that Saoirse and Inanna had no contact with each other alone, so where did Inanna learn the truth about her life experience?

Joann's question was not answered until now when Inanna was found to be in a state of blood awakening.

Including beholders, most supernatural creatures in the world who can acquire innate knowledge from their parents through inheritance occasionally experience a phenomenon called "memory reverberation" in the process of developing their own blood potential.

To put it simply, "memory echo" is like a flash of inspiration, a sudden epiphany, and many events come to mind clearly in the form of memories.

However, these events either happened when the subject was just born and had not yet remembered, or they were not the subject’s personal experience at all, but the early experiences of her mother and even grandparents, which were passed down to the subject through supernatural blood and reappeared in her memory. show up.

Inanna was at the lake the day before yesterday and claimed to have seen herself abandoned in the lake shortly after she was born. She also said that she saw the tragic scene of her sisters drowning and their bodies drifting with the waves. Her blood potential is about to move, and she is about to usher in an explosive awakening.

From this detail, Joan also extracted an old secret about Ishtar.

It is reasonable for Inanna to recall the scene of her drowning, after all, this is what she experienced personally, but where did the images of her sisters drowning die in her memory come from?

The logical explanation can only come from the memory of Inanna's biological mother, Ishtar.

Of the twelve cubs that Ishtar gave birth to at the beginning, only one was kept, and the remaining eleven were handed over to Prime Minister Saoirsa, who ordered Saoirsa to drown all the abandoned cubs in the lake.

Since Ishtar handed over this kind of "dirty work" to Saoirse, it stands to reason that she herself has no reason to come to the scene to supervise.

In fact, it was true. Saoirsa took care of the job of drowning the cubs, and she went back to Ishtar afterwards.

That being the case, how can Ishtar have the memory of witnessing the drowning of his abandoned daughters, floating with the waves?

After thinking about it for a while, Joan came up with a guess:

Ishtar didn't fully trust her prime minister, and said that Saoirse had full authority to deal with it. In fact, she followed Saoirse secretly, watching in secret whether Saoirse strictly obeyed her order and sent all eleven cubs to the hospital. The cubs were drowned in the lake.

Judging from Ishtar's always suspicious character, it's not surprising that she did such a thing.

Afterwards, Ishtar would of course pretend that he was not at the scene, and pretend to be a generous demeanor, but Inanna's innate memory inherited from her mother exposed the truth, revealing that the Supreme and Prime Minister of Udinos had long been They seem to be in harmony with each other, but the depth of mutual suspicion is far beyond what Joan had imagined before.

Withdrawing her thoughts, Joan turned around and said to the apprehensive butler, "It's okay, Inanna, she will wake up after a while."

"Ah... that would be great!"

Raven breathed a sigh of relief. Thank God, his little life was finally saved.

"Do what you should do. It is enough for me to accompany Inanna here." Joan continued.

"Okay, master, this servant will leave."

Feeling relieved, Lawen quickly exited the dining room and closed the door gently.

In the silent cave, Joan was guarding her sleeping adopted daughter. She didn't know when Inanna would wake up, so she decided to stay by her side until she woke up.