But that thought suddenly reminded Lingchuan of something: poisonous = inedible = eat it and die.
The thing was, he was already dead. There were plenty of things he had never dared to eat before, or that had never been on the menu, like pufferfish and brightly colored mushrooms.
At that thought, Lingchuan's eyes grew brighter and brighter—mostly because he had never stopped thinking about a blue mushroom with red markings he had seen in his previous life.
That mushroom had been gorgeous, with an especially large cap. Unfortunately, common sense had told him it was poisonous and he couldn't eat it, which had left him regretting the missed opportunity for ages.
And now, this squid tentacle—Could I actually... eat it? Besides, wouldn't eating an octopus tentacle this big in my previous life have bankrupted me?
In a good mood at the thought, Lingchuan tossed something backhanded to Deidara. "For you."
Deidara gave him a questioning look.
After catching it with both hands, he found that it looked rather like the device that had been smashed earlier. He put it on to try it out and discovered that he could see far farther than before. But... "Isn't this thing just a telescope? My device could..."
"If you want immunity to genjutsu, that thing's useless. You'd be better off taking its visual range as far as it can go," Lingchuan remarked as he put the scroll away. If it couldn't even break Uchiha Sasuke's genjutsu, there was no point putting himself through that.
"...How did you know?"
"Your eye looked a little strange, and when you looked at Itachi just now, you instinctively used that eye. I guessed."
"..."
Deidara fell silent. Worse still, this mortifying revelation had come out right in front of the person in question. Suddenly questioning everything,