Genshin Impact: Rex Lapis Is Assassinated, and I'm the Prime Suspect!
Chapter 136

The source of Inazuma's Ley Lines

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Watching Zhong Baiye hit himself and threaten himself, Kokomi finally let out a laugh.

Only then did Kokomi fully accept the Snake God's legacy. She now knew that Zhong Baiye had done all that to help her, but she still felt embarrassed whenever she thought back to what had happened.

As the leader of Watatsumi Island, Kokomi immediately composed herself. She had learned something important from the legacy and had to tell Zhong Baiye.

"The Snake God's legacy told me that the Abyss Order helped resurrect him. In return, he had to bare his venomous fangs when the lightning dimmed."

The moment Zhong Baiye heard this, he understood. This time, the Abyss Order's target was the Raiden Shogun.

"They want to make a move against the Raiden Shogun?"

But Kokomi shook her head.

"Not the Raiden Shogun, but the true Raiden Shogun!"

Zhong Baiye knew that the true Raiden Shogun was hidden in the Plane of Euthymia within the Raiden Shogun's body. Attacking the Raiden Shogun meant attacking her, so he did not quite understand what Kokomi meant.

Seeing Zhong Baiye's confusion, Kokomi patiently explained.

"The Raiden Shogun inside that body is a Raiden Shogun, but she isn't the original one. She is merely the Second-Generation Raiden Shogun, who inherited that power. The Abyss Order's target is the First-Generation Raiden Shogun's remains, hidden beneath Narukami Island!"

"But shouldn't the First-Generation Raiden Shogun have turned to ash long ago, when she lost her power?"

The more Zhong Baiye heard, the more questions he had.

Kokomi calmly continued.

"It was the Heavenly Principles. The Heavenly Principles preserved the First-Generation Raiden Shogun's remains and used them as the source of all Inazuma's Ley Lines. Otherwise, how could an island nation have Ley Lines powerful enough to rival Liyue's? Even the current Raiden Shogun

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