Original God: Start with Qiuqiu, become stronger with food and beauties

Furninna stood there quietly, looking around with a dazed and bewildered look. She whispered to herself, "Where...is this place? Why am I here?"

She found herself in a dim, dark space, surrounded by an oppressive and mysterious atmosphere. She slowly walked forward, each step filled with doubt and uneasiness. As she advanced, blurry images began to emerge from the void.

Those scenes seemed to be things she had experienced before, yet they were so unfamiliar. She tried hard to identify the people and scenes in the pictures, trying to find some clues to explain what was happening before her eyes.

"Are these... my memories?" she murmured, her voice filled with uncertainty and confusion. However, as she continued to delve deeper into this gloomy space, the images that emerged became clearer and more familiar.

She saw herself as a child, smiling innocently; she saw the time she spent with her family, warm and happy; she saw every bit of her growth, with laughter and tears.

Finina stopped and stared at the scenes quietly, a complex emotion welling up in her heart. She began to understand that this gray space was the place of memory deep in her heart, and the scenes that emerged were fragments of her past life.

"So... this is the answer I've been looking for," she whispered, a determined glint in her eyes. She decided to move on, explore more memories, and find her true self.

Just as Fernina was lost in thought, a sudden voice interrupted her thoughts. It seemed to come from nowhere, carrying a mysterious, unsettling aura. Fernina snapped back to reality and glanced around warily, but all was silent and deserted. She frowned, a surge of unease welling up in her heart. Where did this mysterious voice come from? Why did it suddenly appear here? Fernina felt as if she were being watched by invisible eyes, a terrifying feeling. However, no matter how hard she searched, she could not find the source of the voice.

A mysterious voice said, "For hundreds of years, you have been playing the role of a god and enduring loneliness. Does this make sense?"

Funina: "Of course I do, because I want to find a solution to the prophecy that Fontaine will be swallowed by water. If Fontaine is flooded, then the entire country will disappear. I must do everything I can to protect the people and this land."

Mysterious Voice: "Are you involved in the deaths of others?"

Finina: "Well... of course. After all, I am a god. Even if I'm just an imposter, I have to do something."

Mysterious Voice: "A false god is not a god. What's the point of doing this?"

Funina: "For the future of Fontaine, I am willing to pay any price. Besides, I have persisted for hundreds of years. If I give up now, everything I have done before will be in vain."

Mysterious Voice: "Does this make sense? Sacrificing yourself for a vague and empty future."

Finina: "This is the mission given to me by the true God. I must fulfill my promise to her, so I will continue to persevere until I find a solution to the problem. At the very least, I want to make sure that I truly want to do this."

Mysterious Voice: "So, what happens after completing the mission?"

"Abandon the name of Fukaros, live as Funinna, and carefully feel the colors of this world."

"I see." A woman appeared in front of Finina. She was roughly the same gray as the surroundings, but a part of her body was bright red, making her stand out particularly.

"Wow! How come it suddenly appeared?" Furninna was so scared that she sat down on the water, or maybe she sat down on "nothing".

Finina looked at her and felt that she seemed to be in a low spirit. Although her eyes were flashing with scarlet light, they were full of emptiness and confusion.

"Who are you?" Furninna asked curiously.

"It doesn't matter who I am. You can temporarily regard me as the extradite here." The mysterious woman replied.

"Where is this?" Furninna continued to ask.

"This is the gap between life and death, where the confused wander, and a place where existence is meaningless." The mysterious woman's voice was filled with a hint of indifference and helplessness.

"No point? Then..." Finina seemed to want to say something, but was interrupted by the mysterious woman.

"You don't belong here. You still have a long way to go. It's time to leave." The mysterious woman slowly drew the long sword from her waist, the blade flashing with a dazzling red light. As she swung it, the bright red light split the surrounding gray mist like lightning, and a bright light instantly filled Funina's entire vision. Funina felt dizzy, and when she opened her eyes again, she found herself awake in a chair, with King Hao watching her silently from the side.

"Awake?" King Hao asked softly.

Finina rubbed her eyes, still dazed and bewildered by her recent experience. King Hao was equally unsure of what had happened. He had simply chosen to use his own experience points to strengthen Finina, only for her to suddenly faint. The system remained a mystery, not revealing the specific reason to King Hao.

Finina thought about the place she had just been in, but found that she had no recollection of it. "I just had a strange dream. Hmm... I can't quite remember it. I guess it's nothing important."

[Strengthening successful, your follower, Furninna, embarks on the path of "nothingness" and gains the power of imaginary numbers]

King Hao rubbed his eyes, then opened them wide. I'm afraid this Teyvat is no longer Teyvat?

Finina: "By the way, I remember you said you would help me become a strong person. Do you have any plans?"

"This is the holy relic, and the weapon you used for the performance. I also strengthened it a little bit."

"Oh."

"And these shoes and clothes, gloves and hat, necklace and ball, you should also equip yourself."

"Hey, they disappeared."

"Here's a little card for you to take."

"Hmm...it looks pretty good. What next?"

"I'll take you to fight the dragon lizard."

"what?"

……

In a ruin somewhere, a purple-haired figure muttered to himself, "It's amazing! In a world that's shielded from everything, I thought my brewing conspiracy wouldn't attract any attention, but it certainly didn't. After all, it's meaningless."

She took slow steps, and after walking for a while, she looked up at the sky. "No, no matter what, Dun Dun Tao is worth a try. That's the point. How to get there is the problem." She took out her phone, tapped it, and said expressionlessly, "Oh, I forgot. There's no signal here. Never mind. Wherever His shadow casts a shadow, we can reach it."