Genshin Impact: Learning makes me stronger

Two months later, Momang Palace.

"Hmm? What about Villette? Why are you here?"

Funina was playing with the Tuanque she brought back from Liyue on the terrace of Momang Palace, when she suddenly saw the Supreme Inquisitor Navilette appear at the end of the corridor with a scepter in his hand and a serious expression.

Furninna lifted her skirt and turned around, her blonde hair swaying slightly under her blue and white hat. "What happened? I don't see you with this expression very often."

A hint of complexity flashed in Villette's silver eyes: "Ms. Finina, an urgent report has come from Duke Leosli of Melo Petersburg."

He handed over a wax-sealed letter, "The water of the primordial fetal seawater... showed abnormal fluctuations."

"what?!"

Finina's fingertips trembled, she forced herself to remain calm, opened the letter, and quickly read the information.

"Is it finally...going to begin?" After reading the letter, Funina murmured to herself, with a hint of uneasiness in her eyes.

"'It's finally about to begin?' Ms. Furninna, you seem to have anticipated this?"

Villette's gilded eyes narrowed slightly, and the aura around him unconsciously became heavy. He keenly noticed that Finina's reaction was unusual.

Fininna bit her lower lip, placed the letter on the stone table, turned her back and looked at the distant sea. The sparkling water reflected her slightly guilty face: "Then Violet, there are some things...I have been hiding them from you."

She took a deep breath and turned around slowly, her eyes full of complicated emotions, "About the original fetal sea water, and the crisis that Fontaine is about to face."

Villette was slightly stunned, and the scepter in his hand unconsciously tightened: "What do you mean?"

"Come with me..." Furninha shook her head, turned and walked towards her office. Her skirt swept across the smooth floor tiles, and the ribbon on her blue and white hat fluttered gently with her steps.

Villette, holding a scepter, followed behind her with a serious look on his face, a hint of contemplation in his gilded eyes.

……

When Villette followed Furninda into the office with doubts in his heart, suddenly, his eyes fixed.

In the mirror of the room, there was actually a girl standing there with her back to him.

The girl's back looked very familiar to him, as if he had seen her somewhere before.

No! This is...

That Villette suddenly looked at Funina beside her.

His pupils suddenly contracted, and a storm of emotions surged in his gilded eyes.

The long blue-silver hair of the girl in front of me was like a flowing galaxy, and the star sand hanging from the ends of her hair outlined an outline in the air that was exactly the same as that of Funina.

"You...?!" Villette's tone was a little shocked, and his eyes moved back and forth between Furninna and the girl in the mirror.

Funina bit her lower lip, her blue eyes full of apology: "Then let me introduce Violet."

She raised her hand to signal the girl in the mirror, "She is Fukaros, the true water god of Fontaine, and also... another me."

The mirror surface shone with a soft light like mother-of-pearl. Fucaros turned around and stepped barefoot across the mirror, her long silver-blue hair moving without wind.

She performed a court salute gracefully, a smile on her lips: "Long time no see, Villette."

Villette's gilded eyes were filled with turbulent waves. He stared at Fukaros, and the water emblem on the top of the scepter trembled slightly. The memories of working together for five hundred years came flooding back like a tide, and all the doubts he had when he was with Furnina finally had answers.

"Oh, I see, that's how it is..."

"So you are the real water god. I have been deceived for five hundred years..."

Villette's voice was as deep as an undercurrent in the deep sea, and the scepter made a crisp echo as it struck the ground.

The spots of light reflected by the glazed windows on the dome of Mo Mang Palace moved across his face, making his gilded vertical pupils look even sharper.

Seeing that Violet's tone was a little gloomy, Fukaros showed a trace of guilt in her eyes. She sighed softly: "I'm sorry, Violet, I don't want to deceive you. This is just... a necessary performance."

"Performance?" Villette sneered, anger faintly emerging in his eyes, "Let the entire Fontaine tremble in a false prophecy for five hundred years, is this the wisdom of the water god?"

The temperature in the office suddenly dropped and the atmosphere began to become a little depressing.

Funina looked a little flustered and hesitated to speak.

It was the first time she saw Navelette, who usually kept her emotions to herself, lose her composure like this.

As expected, no matter who it is, being deceived for five hundred years would make one feel angry and unwilling.

"Well, Villette, I know you are very angry now." Fucaros walked forward slowly, "But please listen to my explanation first - about Fontaine's prophecy, about the original fetal sea, and... our real plan."

"..."

Navilette looked into Fukalos's blue eyes, which were exactly the same as Funinna's. The sincerity in those eyes made his fingers, which were tightly holding the scepter, loosen slightly.

He looked at Fukaros, then at the nervous Fernina next to him, took a deep breath, and the anger in his gilded pupils subsided a little. He said in a somewhat sarcastic tone: "Oh! Well, I want to hear what kind of lies our Lord Water God has woven in the past five hundred years."

Seeing that Villette was willing to listen to his explanation, Fucaros breathed a sigh of relief.

She gave Furninna a soothing look and tapped the ground with her bare feet.

In an instant, the entire office was covered by a water curtain, and countless memory scenes flowed like a revolving lantern. Accompanied by Fucaros's crisp and pleasant words, the truth of the matter was gradually revealed to Villette -