What is a hundred times more important than being a fairy is to get the answer from Chang'e's mouth about the doubts that fairies have always called Qiqi's benefactor.
This is not what Chang'e thought at all. Since Qiqi has always been so interested in fairy magic, she will definitely take the opportunity to ask her how to be a fairy and how to become a fairy herself.
So at this time, what Qi Qi is most concerned about, compared to how to become a fairy, what he cares about and cares more about is...
How could I, who was obviously a mortal, be the benefactor of the fairies with powerful supernatural powers?
Benefactor? Benefactor? Why benefactor?
The benefactor is the most important person for Qi Qi, the answer he wants to know the most, and the problem he wants to solve immediately.
But people always say that haste makes waste, so Qi Qi didn't want to ask too hastily to avoid being abrupt.
At this time, she just made a side comment and asked: "Sister Chang'e, why am I here?"
When Qiqi asked this question, she was very interested, envious, and surprised that he didn't even ask questions about how to become a fairy and how to play magic tricks like pouring water from a fountain.
Chang'e was a little surprised, but she didn't care.
Still just calling her my benefactor in an understatement.
Simply say: "Benefactor, well, there is no reason for this, just because you are a benefactor and a benefactor, so the master of the Moon Palace invites you to come over for a supper."
ah?
benefactor?
Still a benefactor….
Chang'e mentioned her benefactor again?
Sure enough, Chang'e was called Qiqi's benefactor again?
Chang'e always mentioned her benefactor repeatedly, and kept calling Qiqi her benefactor...
How strange.
Too strange.
And the owner of the Moon Palace? Are you having a midnight snack? Why are you so polite?
But at this time, far more than the benefactor or the midnight snack, what surprised Qiqi was that, based on Qiqi's knowledge, from what she knew, the owner of the Moon Palace was not the well-known Chang'e. Why did the owner of the Moon Palace mentioned by Chang'e seem to be someone else?
Where are people?
There are other owners in the Moon Palace.
Could it be that noble man just now?
...is the master of the Moon Palace?
If that noble person is the owner of the Moon Palace, then what is Chang'e's identity?
Isn’t Chang’e the master of the Moon Palace?
Why does she only think that Chang'e is the master of the Moon Palace?
what happened?
How strange, is it different from the master of the Moon Palace that I understand?
But Qiqi thought so, but didn't say anything?
He did not express his doubts about the owner of the Moon Palace.
Because although she is young, her tutoring is really good.
I also know that this question about who is the owner of the Moon Palace is an embarrassing question.
Asking embarrassing questions is not something you can ask casually. You can't just say it casually if you don't want to say it.
If he really said it, the atmosphere at the scene would definitely be too abrupt and embarrassing.
And it may be very possible that it will make Chang'e unhappy.
There are many embarrassing situations in life. How to deal with embarrassing situations is actually a kind of life wisdom.
Qiqi is so young, Hua'er has already taught her how to deal with embarrassing problems.
So Qiqi wouldn't say these words, and she knew she couldn't, but of course she couldn't stop her from pondering this issue in her heart.
I didn't expect this embarrassing question to appear suddenly, even though I didn't say anything.
However, because the two have different understandings of the owner of the Moon Palace.
Although the awkward question was not spoken out loud, the awkward atmosphere was already created...
But the atmosphere between the two of them was obviously deserted again, and the space was once again deserted.
Qi Qi, who didn't talk much in the first place, inevitably fell silent again because of the awkward question.
This silence, this strange doubt...
It also temporarily interrupted Qi Qi's thoughts and the question Qi Qi wanted to ask about his benefactor, and he was unable to ask any more questions for the time being.
The questions she originally wanted to ask, about what she had always wanted to know, about that strange benefactor, were shelved again.
He stopped talking again.
With neither of them speaking, the atmosphere between the two of them fell into silence again.
This desolation contrasts with the cold glow in the Moon Palace. The desolation contrasts with the desolation.
In the deserted situation, Chang'e's performance of "pouring water" using the fountain's little magic was not over yet, but it was coming to an end.
At this time, the cup was slowly filled with a large glass of water, and it was almost full.
Of course, the water cup cannot be completely filled and overflow. It is time to stop filling it.
Chang'e pointed again and the magic ended.
And this stop was due to the appearance of an embarrassing question, and Qi Qi was staring blankly at the fountain and meditating.
The stop of the fountain water transmission also interrupted Qi Qi's random thoughts about who was the master of the Moon Palace. It attracted Qi Qi's eyes and made him shocked and returned to reality.
At this time, Qi Qi looked at the water in the cup and exclaimed in surprise, "Well, it's amazing. The water poured by the magic trick has already filled the cup."
Then he naturally and casually looked at the water in the transparent water bottle.
I didn't expect this casual look.
I was even more surprised because there were already two more glasses of water on the table.
But, it's amazing, very amazing.
What Qiqi didn't expect, and what he didn't pay attention to at all, was that the height of the water in the bottle had not changed at all, not at all.
It still remains the same height as before pouring the water.
On the cup on the table, Qi Qi and Chang'e had already poured out a glass of water each from the water bottle.
And although the capacity of a cup is smaller than that of a bottle, it is obvious that the combined capacity of two cups is much larger than the capacity of the bottle, which is obviously half a cup of water more than the bottle.
Obviously there is not enough water in the bottle to fill the cup.
However, now that the water in the cup is all filled, the height of the water in the bottle is not less at all!!
Ah, so strange and magical.
This time, Qi Qi was surprised again.
Rang Qiqi forgot to ask about his benefactor again, and said in surprise: "Oh, sister Chang'e, it's so magical, the height of the water (in the bottle) has not changed."
Chang'e said: "Yes, because this water is 82-year-old mineral water. No matter how long it takes, in another ten thousand or one hundred thousand years, as long as this bottle is not broken, it will always be filled with such a full 82-year-old mineral water."
water."
Oh, awesome, that’s what it is.
It turned out that I had misunderstood that the mineral water produced in 1982 was like this.
It is not water that has been stored for a thousand years.
It is not the water that has been stored since 1982 and has been stored until now.
It is water that keeps pouring out from the middle, but the height of the water does not change.
It seems that the water is no longer from 1982, but the bottle is from 1982.
That’s why this water is called the 82-year-old spring water.
But if it's like this, it's really weird.
The mineral water of 1982 has been poured out today.
Well, the water in the bottle today is a bit too philosophical when it comes to today's situation.
Just imagine that if the water in the bottle remains unchanged, it can be called water that has been preserved for a thousand years.
But today the water in the bottle has changed. It has reduced so much that it has completely changed into the cup.
The capacity of the two glasses of water seems to be significantly larger than that of the bottle of water, even if the water in the bottle is all from 1982.
But today, after the water was poured into the cup like this, it was equivalent to all being replaced.
So now, the water in this bottle is brand new water.
The water still in the bottle, the water now, should we say this water is from 1982, or should we say this water is from today?
Compared to drinking it, this is a very philosophical and philosophical question.