I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey Chapter 328: To Each Their Own

What Ji Bonong had said actually matched Lin Jie's explanation to a tee!

Fitch and Yedda were both sharp enough to notice one other thing. According to Ji Bonong, the weather phenomenon aptly named ‘reverse lightning’ was a ‘rare phenomenon never before recorded and had only been named a moment ago.’ This was practically something that had just received its name because it hadn't yet been seen till now.

That raised the question—

How did Boss Lin know to call it 'reverse lightning' before Ji Bonong had even announced it?

Rolle Resource Development’s monopolistic position in Norzin’s market came across as no surprise to anybody. As a behemoth with jurisdiction over almost the entirety of the city’s main industries, they definitely had limitless resources to spare, information included.

So many rich and powerful individuals were present, yet none had bothered to send their own men to investigate the situation and instead just decided to wait.

This was because everyone knew that their speed of acquiring information would never be on par with Rolle Resource Development.

In the eyes of the ordinary folk, Ji Bonong was by their truest description of someone with hands and eyes everywhere.

But even such a person who could only determine the new phenomenon via professional analysis had actually been beaten to it by a bookstore owner.

Wait, no, this doesn’t make any sense, Yedda felt she should calm down and think.

Perhaps the bookstore owner before us had some secret contacts and had someone collecting this information back when Ji Bonong was discussing with the meteorologists? This would explain how he managed to receive the information then and there, allowing him to spill the beans before Ji Bonong showed up.

But Lin Jie was previously engaged in conversation with them, and there was no way he could have conversed with anyone else. Which meant, the plausibility of this hypothesis was null.

Unless... Lin Jie already had contextual knowledge and managed to predict the deductions of the met

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