Chapter 129 Historical Records
"Ah? Really?" Ivy clutched her Hara excitedly and vigilantly.
Ivy wanted to tell Richard the secret that she got the Magic Pearl. But she didn't dare to say it for fear others would snatch her Magic Pearl if more people knew the news.
"Grandpa, you know a lot. I always thought that you were only interested in archeology."
"I am not just interested in it. Before the car accident, I was a veritable archaeological expert. After the car accident, I became the dean of the orphanage. When I was an archaeological expert, I was popular. Forget it. Let's not dwell on my youthful brilliance."
After these words, Richard excitedly asked Ivy, "Ivy, which river did you pick up these mussel shells? Can you take me there to have a look?"
Ivy scratched her head. "It's nothing left in the riverside now. I have picked up all the mussel shells. If you want it, I can give you a few."
"You can give me a few shells at once? Do you have a lot of mussel shells? How much did you pick up?" Richard was full of excitement. "There are colorful pearl mussel shells by the river, which means there are colorful pearl mussel seedlings in the river. You must tell me which river did you pick them."
"Missouri." Ivy worried Richard would take the risk of picking mussel shells. She quickly said, "Grandpa, there was an earthquake and flood not long ago in Missouri. And the whole village there disappeared. It is perilous there. You can't go there. Besides, there was only a mussel at the bottom of the river. I caught it, and there are no more mussels."
"What did you say? You caught it?" Richard couldn't believe it. "A mussel over 70,000 years old shouldn't be small. Can you catch it by yourself?"
"It's not small. It's as big as a double bed." Ivy smiled embarrassedly. "I asked nine strong men to help me subdue it."
"Oh my god! You caught it," Richard asked excitedly, "Are there any pearls in the shell? Is there any mussel meat? According to historical records, eating the pearls and meat in the colorful pearl mussel can make you live forever."
"I roasted and ate all the mussel meat with these strong men. As for the pearl," Ivy embarrassedly touched her Hara and said, "I ate it."
"It is no wonder you can cure all the injuries on my body." Richard finally understood everything.
He was worried people outside would hear it. He quickly lowered his voice to Ivy. "Don't let more people know about it, or you will be dangerous. Many rich people are trying their best to pursue immortality. If they know a Magic Pearl is in your body, they will..."
"Don't worry, Grandpa. I see. After all, my current strength is not enough to keep this pearl. I won't tell anyone about it."
Looking at the mussel shells on the table, Ivy asked again, "Grandpa, since it has lived for more than 70,000 years, the mussel shells should also have extraordinary effects, right?"
Richard nodded. "Yes, if you grind these shells into powder and take it, it should have the effect of immortality. Even if you can't live forever, at least it will prolong your life."
Ivy asked, "Then what if it is made into an accessory and worn on the body?"
"If you wear it,"
Richard picked up one of the shells, looked at it, and said, "It has lived for more than 70,000 years and has many effects, such as immortality, healing, and waterproofing. These functions should be available. And maybe one can return to youth. I'll know more specific effects after a test."
"Oh, I've already taken out a fragment for testing, and I believe the results will come out soon," Ivy explained.
Richard thought about his mission today and couldn't help asking nervously, "Ivy, are you sure you picked up all the shell fragments? Is it possible to miss some by the river?"
Did Richard still want to pick up some shell fragments?
"Grandpa, I have picked up all the fragments. There are no fragments left. Just as I said, I will give some fragments to you. Don't go to the river to pick them up."
"I don't want to go to the river to pick it up, but someone has the same shell fragments as you. Ivy, I came to Aucaster to help the person test the shell fragments."
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