> It's entirely possible that Dan Heng was hatched much more recently, like he's closer to 50yo than 200yo.
Eh, I guess there is room for that interpretation, because the game likes to keep most characters' age as vague and mysterious as possible. (And in the cases where they don't, it usually turns into a messy timeline problem; see Serval, Pela, Sushang)
But if Dan Heng is under 30 years old, then either Dan Feng was kept in jail for a longer time than we thought, or their time in between spent as an egg lasted for a looot of centuries.
> Would be nice if Jing Yuan defends his decisions in any shape or form
The whole conversation was weird. Like, I know his role was there to exposition the info the writers wanted to show. But the line about drugging baby Dan Heng seemed like a non-sequitor aimed at distracting his two companions (and the players) into dropping the current subject.
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Date: 2024-09-12 16:50 (UTC)Eh, I guess there is room for that interpretation, because the game likes to keep most characters' age as vague and mysterious as possible. (And in the cases where they don't, it usually turns into a messy timeline problem; see Serval, Pela, Sushang)
But if Dan Heng is under 30 years old, then either Dan Feng was kept in jail for a longer time than we thought, or their time in between spent as an egg lasted for a looot of centuries.
> Would be nice if Jing Yuan defends his decisions in any shape or form
The whole conversation was weird. Like, I know his role was there to exposition the info the writers wanted to show. But the line about drugging baby Dan Heng seemed like a non-sequitor aimed at distracting his two companions (and the players) into dropping the current subject.