They won the Holy Grail War, but this turned out to be the Virtual Tree Universe.

Chapter 562 Extra Chapter (27): Ying's words made a man risk his life.
In Nordekale, at the docks of Nasha Town, inside the Star Train, Xing is in his room, facing a team composed of fairies, deer people, dolls, dragon people, and alchemical life forms, "defending" his collection and dignity.

At this moment, the other members of the Starry Sky Train crew stood by and watched indifferently, showing no intention of coming to help.

Okay, the last vestige of dignity that Xing is desperately clinging to is actually the computer in her room, which would be considered high-end even in the homes of wealthy people in the Star Iron Universe.

It's worth noting that this computer was purchased with Toppa's help, and it's a super gaming console with built-in super antivirus software.

Unfortunately, when Sandone arrived at the train crew with his research findings and the blessing of immortality, he greatly shocked the other Teyvat natives in the group.

At that time, the Starry Sky Train crew had just brought Luminosity back, and everyone rushed to welcome her return. Paimon hugged Luminosity and burst into tears.

Then, Sandonne, defying his immortal destiny, charged straight in.

Sandone's understanding of the Immortal Path essentially confirms that the information about the Star God and the Path of Fate that Himeko mentioned is true.

Moreover, everyone basically knows Sandone's previous strength. Excluding the Starry Sky Train crew, even if Pronia is considered as her combat power, she is only at the upper-middle level in the team.

After all, the strength of the seventh seat of the Fatui is actually just so-so. Back then, Rosalind, the eighth seat, dared to roam freely in Mondstadt because the Falgar Expedition took away the main force of the Knights of Fatui.

Even Qin's mother and father, who wielded considerable influence in Mondstadt, followed them away.

Only Qin, a member of the younger generation, remained as the leader.

To put it bluntly, if Falgar and the main force of the Knights were still in Mondstadt, Rosalind wouldn't dare to be so arrogant.

Wendy felt guilty towards Rosalind, and since Rosalind hadn't done anything to harm Mondstadt, she turned a blind eye to her and didn't care about being slapped.

If it were Falgar, seeing Rosalind slap the Wind God at the entrance of Mondstadt Cathedral, he would probably grab two greatswords and charge straight in.

Falgar was someone who could lead his subordinates in a life-or-death struggle against the Moon Hunters, and even if they were outmatched, he could still retreat with his subordinates.

This performance was significantly better than when Pronia fought against the Lunarians.

If Rosalyn were to face him, she would undoubtedly lose.

However, Alegino, having attained immortality, merely glanced at Sandoni and commented...
“Sandonie, once this is over and we return to Winter, you can directly take the second seat of the Doctor. Your current strength is already at the god level.”

Even Ah Mao looked at Sandonne with a surprised expression.

However, Sandonne didn't boast about his improved strength. Instead, he handed his improved World-Style blueprints to Abedo in front of everyone, glancing at the Starry Sky Train crew as he spoke.

"I've found a way to bring that Colombian guy back to Teyvat."

However, my computing power is insufficient. Take a look at this formula and think about whether the computing power problem can be solved through alchemy.

Sandoni knew that Abedo's alchemy could not solve the problem of computational power, because no matter how magical his alchemy was, it could not create something from nothing.

The reason for showing the world to Aberdo first was to make him prove that he was not lying.

Sandone was well aware of how bad the Fools' reputation was. Although she didn't care, for Columbia's sake, it was better to have less time to explain.

Abedo was unaware of Sandone's thoughts, but after picking up Sandone's drawing of the world and simulating it briefly, he realized just how outrageous it was.

A dozen minutes later, Abedo put down the world-class blueprints and commented.

"This spell is indeed very powerful, and the computing power required is outrageous. But can this spell really bring Columbia back to Teyvat?"

I feel that the greater purpose of this technique is to allow people to break free from the limitations of Teyvat's fate.

After Abedo finished speaking, he returned the blueprints to Sandone, making sure that no one else could see their contents.

However, what Abedo said sounded quite alarming to those in the know, and Abedo directly asked...

"You mean, the technique Sandonne just showed you can mass-produce transcendents?"

Abeldo nodded and answered seriously.
"Theoretically yes, but the resources required to run this spell once are enormous. Even if Teyvat's resources were exhausted, it would still not be able to create many Overlords."

The creation of this technique merely provided a practical path to becoming a transcendent being.

People generally agree with what Aberdo said.

So, a woman who had been eavesdropping around the group couldn't help but complain.
“Even if it’s just providing a path, that’s already an exaggeration. Miss Sandone, Mr. Abedo, please make sure you don’t explain this spell to anyone else, and don’t use it casually after this.”

The voice resonated directly in everyone's hearts; it belonged to Nico Lane, a member of the Witches' Guild and Witch N.

Falgar looked at Nico who had appeared and immediately teased him.

“Miss Nicole, you’ve finally shown yourself. I thought you were planning to hide from the Starry Sky Train crew forever.”

Falgar's words were meant to explain to Nico why he had only appeared now; he wanted Nico to clarify things to avoid any unnecessary misunderstandings.

Upon hearing Falgar's words, Nico awkwardly began playing with his hair, while explaining...
"There's no way around it, those gazes from beyond the sky are too terrifying."

You wouldn't believe it, but when that immortal first turned his gaze to Teyvat, I thought I was doomed.

Especially after the Star Train crew explained the truth about the birth of Teyvat, I was writing my will.

However, that immortal one doesn't seem to have any intention of purging those associated with the Heavenly Principles.

But I still don't dare to approach the Starry Sky Train crew casually.

With that immortal being holding things back, Heavenly Law hasn't made a move yet, but what will happen once that immortal turns his gaze away is another matter entirely.

However, the ability to mass-produce the technology of those who surpass others will surely invite divine retribution.

Therefore, please, both of you, do not spread this method.

As long as justice prevails, we will never know when it will unleash divine punishment upon those who know the truth.

When Nico said this, it was as if he was recalling many terrible things, so his expression remained very unpleasant.

Everyone present knew, to some extent, about how the Heavenly Law had sent down the Heavenly Nails to destroy the ancient civilization, so they all fell silent.

Since the Star Train was unaware of the intricacies behind these events, it naturally refrained from offering any opinions.

Seeing the silence that had fallen over the room after his words, Nico immediately changed the subject and spoke to the Starry Sky Train crew.
"Um, don't misunderstand, the witch doesn't hate you."

On the contrary, Iris also insisted on joining the Star Train after solving the Teyvat problem.

"To say that traveling by train through the stars and the sea is just so romantic."

When Alice said she wanted to join the Star Train, the few people present who knew her story were not surprised at all.

As for Himeko, she welcomes anyone whose morality is above the normal human moral line to ride the train.

It's worth noting that Void Relics, who was rescued along with Welt, were all within Himeko's tolerance, and the three of them embarked on the initial pioneering of the train together.

However, Void Repository had been spoiled by Otto, and often acted in extreme ways and spoke harshly, which led to Himeko throwing him off the train in a fit of rage.

However, Himeko did not kick him off the carriage; in the end, he left without saying goodbye.

Therefore, when Himeko heard that Alice wanted to join, she simply smiled and said...
“I’ve read about Ms. Alice’s travels in the Teyvat Travel Guide, and I can tell that she was indeed an adventurer who loved exploration and novelty.”

If she is willing to join the Star Train, I would be very happy to welcome her.

"Of course, I will forbid her from conducting dangerous alchemical experiments on the train, and she can't just detonate bombs on the new planet." Himeko's last two sentences were a precaution. There was no other way; Iris had no qualms about writing in her travelogue how she destroyed the Wind Dragon Ruins in Mondstadt, the Brightcrown Canyon Ruins, and how she blew half of Kujo Sara's wing feathers off in Inazuma.

If Zhongli hadn't been with her in Liyue, she might have even considered conducting a practical experiment to see if draining all the groundwater from Jueyun Cave into the sea would cause Jueyun Cave to sink back underground.

In short, compared to Iris, Klee only wants to fry some fish every day, which is really too well-behaved.

Nico could clearly sense Himeko's worry.

She knew how utterly unreliable her colleague could be, and she smiled knowingly to everyone present.

"Oh dear, if that's the case, Alice will probably find other ways to have fun, like forming a Star Train idol group with a few ladies."

The idea of ​​forming the Star Train Idol Group with stars and March 7th sounds like a lot of fun.

However, this did not violate morality, so Himeko was at a loss for words.

Fortunately, Sandone came to Himeko's rescue. Seeing that Nico had led the conversation astray, she quickly corrected it, saying...
"Alright, let's stop talking about Star Train recruiting."

I understand that the world I created cannot be spread indiscriminately.

But the problem now is that I need computing power to continue improving this world-style recall of Colombia.

I want to use this formula to find out what happened in the past after Columbia's retrograde motion, and then summon her back in the present.

When Sandone brought up the matter of computing power again, the others exchanged glances. Since Sandone had been watching the Starry Sky Train crew, March 7th thought for a moment and then spoke.
"We lack computing power, but we don't have any supercomputers on our train. The most powerful computer should be the one in the Star Room."

Upon hearing this, Sandonie's eyes lit up, and he excitedly walked up to March 7, almost touching his cheek to say...

"That's the computer. Show it to me quickly."

Since Sandone had said so, even if the Starry Sky Train crew felt that the Starry Sky Computer couldn't provide the computing power, they could only take her to see it first.

Then, the scene at the very beginning happened.

Star's computer can't connect to the Star Peace Network right now; it can only play single-player games.

However, the computer's performance is beyond doubt; it's just that it has a lot of yuri manga that Xing reads in private downloaded on it.

As is widely known, the Star Iron Universe's intelligent machines are treated as living beings.

Therefore, many of these comics are related to robots.

When Sandone connected and saw these things, she almost burned her core.

Then, enraged, she decided to delete the filthy content.

Xing naturally disagreed, and as a result, more and more people gathered around, and her comics were seen by more and more people.

In short, after a chaotic scene, Hoshi's computer was still lost. With Himeko's help, the computer's core was removed and given to Sandone to help her calculate the world formula.

However, even so, the required computing power is still insufficient.

Then, on Sunday, an idea suddenly came up. He stood up and addressed the crowd.
"Gentlemen, if we really don't have the computing power, I have an idea."

The computing power problem has left everyone at a loss, but when an idea came up on Sunday, everyone immediately perked up.

However, what Sunday said next really surprised Ying and Paimon. He calmly said...
"Everyone, when we left Nordkalai, Himeko and I went to Sumeru. On Ying's recommendation, we had the good fortune to meet the Little Lucky Grass King."

I shared a lot of my understanding of dreams with this little grass spirit.

Before leaving, she handed me the technology for creating synesthetic dreams through a terminal.

In principle, with this technology, we only need to gather enough people and combine it with some tricks I already knew to utilize human mental capacity to provide sufficient computing power.

Upon hearing the word "Sunday," Ying immediately thought of the Great Sage's exploitation of the people of Sumeru City's spirit to create a god.

Moreover, the god created back then is still on site.

On Sunday, he knew nothing about Ah Mao's background; in fact, he had never even heard of the name "Sanbing."

Nasita certainly didn't pass on the method of extracting human spiritual power to Sunday.

However, given Sunday's understanding of memory, it's not surprising that there is related technology.

Ying looked at Ah Mao, and sure enough, his expression was about to give way.

Ying immediately objected.
"No, doing this will affect the health of the person entering the dream, and if their mental energy is excessively drained, it will cause mental damage to the person entering the dream!"

On Sunday, seeing Ying's objection, he didn't deny the risks Ying mentioned, but simply said...
"Yes, there is such a risk, so there need to be a sufficient number of people accessing the dream world."

If each person only uses their subconscious to provide computing power, it will not cause harm to people.

The biggest problem with my plan is that we don't know exactly how much computing power is needed, so we can't estimate how many people will be required to access the dream world.

When Sunday said this, everyone fell into deep thought and began to consider the pros and cons.

Of the proposed solutions from various parties, only Sunday seems to be a reliable one.

However, the silence didn't last long before Ah Mao suddenly spoke.
"Such a dangerous and inhumane solution should not be used."

"Stop discussing this, I have a way to solve the computing power problem."

He then left Hoshi's room, but as he passed Ying, he said something...
"Come with me for a moment."

Ah Mao wanted to say something to Ying privately, so the others didn't follow and gave them some space.

Inside the Star Train, with Pam in tow, Ah Mao can't rebel.

After leaving Xing's room, the two went directly to the back of the party carriage. Ah Mao looked straight into Ying's eyes and asked with utmost seriousness.
"Ying, do you trust Sandone? How much do you trust her? This is a very important question. Think about it carefully before you give me your answer."

Ah Mao's words were cryptic, but Ying still thought about them seriously and replied...

"Although she is a member of the Fools, she has her own standards of conduct and has helped us a lot."

She devoted herself wholeheartedly to the issue of Colombia.

I believe there's no reason not to trust someone like that.

After hearing this, Ah Mao nodded and turned around to go back to Xing's room.

Seeing the two return, and noticing the rather serious atmosphere, Falga immediately joked...

"Hey, Ah Mao, you didn't call Ying out to confess your feelings, did you? Confessing before the battle isn't a good omen."

Falga's words elicited a glare from Ah Mao, who then walked straight up to Sandone.

“I think we need to talk. Based on Ying’s trust in you, I’ve decided to entrust my life to you this once.”

　The Teyvat Travel Guide is a travel magazine published by the Adventurers' Guild, and each issue introduces the sights worth visiting throughout the continent of Teyvat.

　　Therefore, the Teyvat travel guide was not written by Alice; it was just a magazine that reprinted Alice's travelogue.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)