Blanca's concern was actually unnecessary. How could Griseo lose her father at such a young age?
In fact, Griseo would lose even more.
"Age shouldn't be a problem for either of them. If I remember correctly, one of Doctor Mobius's abilities after becoming a Flame-Chaser is that after death, her body becomes younger and she revives. And according to research, Flame-Chasers live far longer than imagined." As she said this, Blanca glanced worriedly at Hen.
Blanca was not worried about some melodramatic scenario where she grew old while Hen remained young. What she cared more about was whether Hen could truly live long enough to see her grow old.
Before Honkai, survival itself was a challenge. Discussions of lifespan naturally had to take a back seat.
"You came after all." Mei sat in a corner of the cafeteria, looking at the tardy Mobius.
"You got here earlier than I expected." Mobius glanced at Mei, then set her meal on the table.
"Can't be helped. After your man talked to him, Kevin seemed like he'd been sweet-talked. He insisted on dragging me to the cafeteria, saying that Mobius can revive if she starves to death, but I can't." As Mei said this, she shot Kevin, seated beside her, a helpless look.
Sigh. Back then, when I made you a soldier, I never expected you to shine in research—but how could you get fooled so easily?
Though what Luo said was indeed true. Mobius really could revive after starving to death.
"Starvation is one of the cruelest punishments, even among tortures. And I need Honkai energy to revive. Starving to death is not on my list of acceptable deaths," Mobius said.
What normal person would let themselves starve to death?
"You shouldn't be telling me that. You should tell Kevin." Mei