Genshin Impact: Traveling to Navilette, Fu Fu, here I come

Seeing this, Kong looked at Funina again, with a look of scrutiny in his eyes, "So, Funina..."

After hearing this, the crowd were all shocked.

"Lady Furninna is only human?"

"Humans and gods... it's impossible to tell them apart with the naked eye. Isn't that a possibility?"

After hearing what Villette said, Finina shrugged helplessly.

She crossed her arms, trying to appear more composed. "Alright, don't get complacent now. Even if I admit that I have a curse, it doesn't mean I'm necessarily 'human', right? Besides, the biggest difference between humans and gods is 'authority'. Gods can do things that humans can't, that's why they're called gods. For hundreds of years, many of my miracles have existed on the land of Fontainebleau... such as the 'Cardinal of Oracle and Judgment' before you, and the 'Law Compensation Power' that is indispensable to each of your lives." She tried to use these so-called 'miracles' to prove her divine identity and to save the situation that was gradually getting out of control.

After hearing what Finina said, Sora immediately sensed something was amiss. He suddenly remembered some details from earlier and thought to himself, "Wait a minute! This proves Finina isn't the master of the Oracle at all." With this thought, Sora subtly nudged Paimon with his elbow and winked at her.

Paimon immediately understood what Sora had said. She took a step forward, a questioning look in her eyes as she stared intently at Funina. "But, you don't even know why the 'Young Master' was inexplicably convicted back then, do you? Otherwise, why haven't you come up with an explanation yet?" Paimon's tone was filled with questioning, trying to peel back Funina's disguise.

Upon hearing this, Finina's expression changed slightly, but she quickly regained her composure. With a hint of impatience in her voice, she replied directly, "I clearly stated at the time that the gods' decisions are not something mortals can understand, nor do they require explanation." With this superior attitude, she tried to silence Paimon, preventing him from continuing the topic that was unfavorable to her.

Villette saw that the situation was becoming increasingly tense, with both sides at a stalemate. If this continued, the debate would likely end tomorrow with no results.

Villette frowned slightly, her expression serious, and continued to push, hoping to break the deadlock. "No, Ms. Funina, I must remind you to recognize the current situation. In the court of inquiry, the trial itself should be above all else. Before you become a god, you should first be today's "defense." If you do not truthfully state what you know according to the rules of the trial, the situation will be very unfavorable to you." Villette's voice was serious and solemn, with an unquestionable majesty, as if sounding a warning to Funina.

After hearing this, Finina was speechless. She curled her lips in disdain, a look of disdain on her face. "How dare you use such rhetoric?" She felt that Villette was deliberately making things difficult for her, but she was also a little uneasy. After all, she knew that her situation was becoming increasingly dangerous.

After hearing this, Villette shook his head helplessly. His eyes were firm as he looked directly at Fernina. "This isn't just some rhetoric, Ms. Fernina. It's the rules of the Inquisition that everyone should respect."

Seeing this, Paimon pressed the issue, continuing to speak with a hint of certainty in her tone, attempting to further expose Finina's disguise. "So you don't actually understand why the 'Young Master' is guilty, or even the structure and principles of the 'Cardinal of Oracle and Judgment'. Those so-called miracles you claim belong to the 'real Water God,' right?"

Upon hearing this, Funina shook her head nonchalantly. A flicker of panic flashed across her eyes, but she quickly concealed it. "A true water god wouldn't have such a thing."

After she finished speaking, she looked at the crowd helplessly, attempting to defend herself. "I truly don't understand what's going on with 'Young Master.' The verdict of 'Young Master's' guilt was unilaterally made by the Oracle, and it has operated independently since its creation. Just because something went wrong with God's creation doesn't mean God is fake."

Paimon felt a surge of inexplicable anger rising in her heart when she heard Finina's words. She put her hands on her hips and said angrily, "Still trying to quibble. It seems she's convinced we can't prove the Oracle doesn't belong to her."

Paimon's eyes were as big as bells, full of extreme dissatisfaction with Fernina's refusal to admit her mistake. Her face flushed red with anger, and her brows knitted together. She felt helpless about Fernina's insincere and sophistry, and she wanted to rush over and wake her up.

Seeing this, Kong's expression became even more resolute. With a piercing gaze, he continued, "Let's put aside the discussion of miracles for now. As the Water God, could you please demonstrate your power? Even just a little bit of water elemental power."

Sora took a step forward, his posture erect, his eyes fixed on Fernina, as if to penetrate her disguise and reach deep within her heart. There was a hint of anticipation in his eyes, hoping that Fernina would reveal a flaw on this question, because he knew that this might be the key to uncovering the truth.

When Finina heard Kong's words, her heart skipped a beat, and she became visibly panicked. Her eyes began to flicker uncontrollably, like a frightened deer, not daring to meet Kong's piercing gaze. "The power of a god? There are so many ordinary people in the audience. I can't rashly use god-level power." Finina's voice trembled slightly as she tried to use this seemingly reasonable excuse. She knew better than anyone that she could not wield true divine power. If she tried, her true form would be exposed.

Seeing this, Navrette said solemnly, "If necessary, I will go to the audience seats to provide protection."

Villette's voice was steady and powerful, resonating through the courtroom like a bell. He raised his head slightly, scanning the audience, already planning every detail of the protection in his mind, even though he knew it wouldn't happen.

Seeing this, Funina immediately shook her head, a look of panic on her face. Her hands moved slightly unconsciously, as if she was trying to drive away something scary. "This...this is not necessary..."

Her voice was not only trembling, but also contained a hint of pleading. It was obvious that she was extremely reluctant to show her strength, because she knew that once she did, her lies would be completely exposed.