Genshin Impact: What? The one we need to save is Fukaros

The top floor of Momang Palace.

Funina opened today's Tomato newspaper with great interest. She was looking forward to seeing the glorious report about how she testified at the critical moment and successfully reversed the entire case.

However, when her eyes fell on the headline of the front-page report, she was stunned for a moment - "Mysterious gunman shot Ead and Baker on the street, and Baker unfortunately died."

She quickly skimmed through the report, feeling indescribably shocked.

In the self-proclaimed righteous country of Fontaine, such a terrible incident actually happened. This is undoubtedly a great insult to Fontaine!

Soon, Funina figured out the murderer behind the case.

Those nobles who framed Lin Yide did not hesitate to resort to such despicable means in order to maintain their own power and interests.

Below the report was an analysis by a famous journalist, who speculated that the gunman might have been dissatisfied with Lin Yide's style and was forced to choose to shoot him in public in order to uphold so-called justice.

However, the despicable and cunning Lin Yide dodged the bullet at the critical moment, making the innocent Baker a scapegoat.

According to the reporter, all the blame should be put on Lin Yide.

After reading this analysis, Funina angrily threw the Steam Bird newspaper aside.

This report is complete nonsense and confuses right and wrong.

Lin Yide was clearly the victim of this incident, but in the hands of this reporter, he was portrayed as someone more vicious than the gunman.

She felt a little sorry for him. He was obviously a man who truly upheld justice, but he was framed by the nobles, assassinated by a gunman, and cursed and despised by the people who did not know the truth.

Suddenly, she stood up from her chair, with an unprecedented strong impulse in her heart - she was eager to see Lin Yide.

Right now, right now!

She grabbed the lecture notes that she had carefully prepared over the past few days on the table, then hurried out of the room and walked towards Lin Yide's house without hesitation.

Along the way, the breeze blew gently, lifting her white hair, which sparkled in the bright sunshine, as graceful and agile as a fairy descending to earth.

Funina walked through the bustling streets of Fontaine and finally arrived at Lin Yide's villa.

After entering the villa, she saw a tall woman in a white dress, standing there elegantly and giving a lecture to the Linnie siblings.

The woman had a cool and dignified face, emitting a powerful aura, and her communication with the Linni siblings seemed particularly intimate.

This scene caused an inexplicable strange emotion to surge in Funina's heart.

Without staying for long, Funina hurried towards Lin Yide's study.

And Alechino had already noticed Fernina's arrival. She calmly observed the subtle changes on Fernina's face, with a playful smile on the corner of her mouth.

Fu Nina pushed open the door of the study and found Lin Yide sitting at his desk, writing a manuscript seriously.

Hearing the sound of the door being pushed open, he immediately stopped writing and looked up at Funina. "Ms. Funina, I suggest that you knock on the door next time you enter my study."

Furninna snorted in dissatisfaction and asked, "Why didn't you notify me to teach Linni and Linnet?"

Lin Yide did not answer her directly, but asked back: "You should have heard about me being openly shot on the street yesterday."

Furninna nodded, "I heard about that, but what does this have to do with teaching Linny and Linnet?"

Lin Yide patiently explained: "Now the nobles and I are at loggerheads. They will use all means to deal with me, which means this place is not safe."

After listening to Lin Yide's explanation, Funina suddenly understood. A warm current surged in her heart. She stared into his deep and bright black eyes with emotion, "So you are worried about my safety?"

Lin Yide shook his head and said, "I'm afraid you will be a burden to us."

Funina was so angry that all the emotion she had just felt disappeared in an instant.

She thought of another question and asked with a slightly unconvinced tone: "So, the woman who teaches Linny and Linnet doesn't have to worry about safety?"

Lin Yide replied calmly: "She is the holder of the Eye of God. She is very powerful and can deal with all kinds of emergencies." His tone was full of trust and admiration for the woman.

Funina curled her lips and asked tentatively: "Do you think highly of her?"

"Yes." Lin Yide admitted without hesitation, "Her talent and courage are not inferior to mine. I have decided to let her serve as the deputy chief of the West Factory."

Hearing this, Furninna felt a sense of crisis. So, she resolutely said, "Starting tomorrow, I will teach Linni and Linnet."

Lin Yide thought about it for a moment and felt that if Funina often came in and out of his house, the nobles on the opposite side would probably be cautious and would not dare to attack easily for fear of accidentally hurting her.

He said, "Well, you can come and teach Linny and Linnet. But for your safety, it's best to bring guards."

Fu Nina replied casually, "I know."

Her mind didn't seem to be entirely here, and her eyes inadvertently fell on the manuscript that Lin Yide was writing.

"Are you writing a novel again?" she asked curiously.

Lin Yide smiled slightly and shook his head: "No, this time it's not me who will write it, but you. It's time for a sequel to The Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes. Calculating the time, it's time to harvest the leeks."

Furninna glared at him and said, "You are such a bad guy."

Then, Funina gently picked up the manuscript that Lin Yide had just completed, sat on a chair beside her, and began to read it attentively.

The room suddenly became quiet, with only the sound of her gently flipping through the manuscript and the sound of words flowing from Lin Yide's pen.

The warm sunlight came in through the window, making the entire study bright and warm.

The sunlight shines on Funina's body, casting a soft halo on her outline. She is immersed in the world of novels, forgetting all the worries and troubles in the outside world.

It was not until she could no longer turn over a new page of the manuscript that Funina realized, as if suddenly awakened from a dream, that she had already read all of it.

She suddenly felt a sense of loss. Such beautiful times always passed too quickly.

Turning around, I saw Lin Yide still sitting at the desk, concentrating on writing the manuscript.

The look on his face when he is focused exudes a unique charm that makes people attracted to him involuntarily.

Furninna looked at him quietly, with emotions flowing in her heart.