Genshin Impact: Dionysus reigns supreme, all demons retreat!

"Go inside and meet up with everyone."

Xu Ning led the two little ones in his arms into the Hidden Dust Cave, jumped onto the platform, and casually tossed the bewildered Keli in as well.

The Ruler of the Sky did not stop Xu Ning's actions in any way, and did not even glance at Xu Ning when he appeared.

He stared at Ishtar, who had just turned her head to pretend to watch the life-or-death battle, his tone somewhat incredulous.

"You just said you wouldn't take sides..."

Istar immediately turned around and retorted, "I said 'the time to come...', the actions taken before I said that don't count."

The fist of the Sky Ruler suddenly clenched.

A deity who controls time and can travel back and forth in the river of time actually uses a certain point in time as evidence to prove that he won't take action. It's enough to make a dog on the street laugh until its anus is dislocated...

What's even more ridiculous is that I actually believed it!

Although he knew that Xu Ning was making some small moves in the lower realm, Teyvat was so vast that even if he held the power of the Seven Gods, it would take him countless hours to take over the entire Teyvat.

However, with the help of Istar, the ruler of time, the phrase "consuming countless hours" is a joke in itself.

The ruler of the sky felt that once his anger was ignited here, it was impossible for him to suppress it.

However, He cannot reveal His hand to Ishtar. The powers of time and space coexist without conflict, and there is no situation where one can suppress the other. Once He makes a move, He will only fall into a long and endless waste of energy.

The Reign of Death is already bogged down by the Reign of Life. If he gets entangled as well and lets Xu Ning do as he pleases, Teyvat might really be doomed.

The Sky Ruler simply ignored Ishtar, who was watching the spectacle, and vented his anger on Xu Ning, who had just appeared there.

"Heaven should not have been merciful back then and spared you remnants of the dragon race, which has led to the calamity we face today."

“My view is exactly the opposite of yours.” Xu Ning raised his hand and slowly took a sip of wine. “It was precisely because Heaven was merciful and spared the bloodline of the dragon race that Teyvat was able to escape its predetermined fate of destruction and be reborn.”

The Ruler of the Sky sneered, "You call the power to end the entire world your private domain, 'rebirth'?"

"Yes, the end of the old world may just be the beginning of a new one."

Xu Ning pointed to the Void Brother standing in the void behind him, "I know you have made significant changes, but even if you let the Void replace the laws of nature, Teyvat will still follow its predetermined fate. Only through destruction can there be construction, only through defeat can there be success. Without the magnanimity to let go of the past, how can one be worthy of the hope of changing the future!"

"And the price? You're willing to let go of the past, but what price will Teyvat have to pay?"

Xu Ning lifted the gourd again and slowly took a sip. This sip was even slower than before, and it even seemed that swallowing had become more difficult.

After a long pause, he said, "Of course, there is a price to pay."

"If my plan succeeds, we will become many things that are both strange and familiar. This may make us apprehensive about the future, but after all, it is a new life, and the only way for Teyvat. At least... many people I know have accepted this new life."

The Ruler of the Void suddenly raised his arm, and crimson spatial cubes emerged one after another from his palm. Countless spaces split and condensed, overlapping and pressing against each other, forming a scarlet matrix that was constantly expanding and simultaneously contracting, before being suddenly released.

Countless spaces transformed into a crimson tide, its shrill cries tearing through dimensions as it rushed toward Xu Ning, interspersed with the cold words of the Void Ruler: "The path you approve of is not the world we desire!"