In Genshin Impact: I accidentally ruined the Seven Gods

"Huh? What?"

Beidou was taken aback, somewhat unable to understand what Bai Mu was saying.

Wanye, who was looking out the window, turned her head back and looked at Shiraki with a slightly puzzled expression.

Neither of them knew what "alcohol allergy" meant, so they didn't understand what Bai Mu was trying to say. They could only look at Bai Mu with puzzled eyes, waiting for his explanation.

Seeing the two's puzzled looks, Bai Mu stroked his chin and explained:

"Alcohol allergy means feeling unwell with alcoholic beverages... especially strong ones."

Shiraki told the two of them about his "alcohol allergy symptoms".

He didn't completely deny that he couldn't drink alcohol, because Shiraki had tried Mondstadt cider before, and he felt that he could handle that level of alcohol.

Do even gods feel uncomfortable with these mundane things?

Wan Ye's puzzled voice came from the side. He felt that Bai Mu was lying to them, but he couldn't find a reason why Bai Mu would lie to them.

"Why not?"

Facing Wan Ye's questioning gaze, Bai Mu said with a serious expression:

Even gods have things that make them uncomfortable.

"For example, I'm not good with strong liquor. And people like Iwagami and Kusanagi are not good with seafood."

"These things are unavoidable even for the gods."

Listening to Shiraki's eloquent explanation, although Hokuto and Wanye still had doubts, they wisely kept quiet.

"Alright, let's not talk about this anymore, let's eat first."

Seeing the two sitting there motionless, Shiramu picked up his chopsticks and started eating first.

Shiraki didn't eat much this time. He finished all the food on the table and then returned to the room that Hokuto had prepared for him.

Shiraki knew that food at sea was hard to come by, so he left immediately after finishing the food on the table, without intending to have any more.

......

Before he knew it, Shiraki had already spent several 2.5-day periods on the Death Star.

That day, Bai Mu suddenly sensed that the lightning element in the air seemed to have become much more active. Just as Bai Mu was still wondering what had happened, Bei Dou came and told him some exciting news.

"Mr. Shiro, we're almost at Inazuma."

......

On the deck, Shiraki looked at the thunderclouds churning incessantly at the edge of his vision and couldn't help but let out a long sigh of relief.

After spending so many days on the ship, we are finally about to reach our destination.

Just then, Beidou, who was sitting by the railing admiring the scenery, came over and asked with a hint of curiosity:

“Mr. Bai, do you have any plans for your trip to Inatsuma? Man-yo is from Inatsuma. If you don’t have any plans, I can arrange for Man-yo to come with you.”

Having spent the past few days together, Hokuto and Man'yō had become somewhat familiar with Shiraki, so Hokuto took this opportunity to ask about this long-standing question.

"I don't have any travel plans, but I'll probably be meeting a friend of mine in Inazuma, so I won't need Manyo to accompany me."

Shiraki thought for a moment and then answered.

"A friend? Mr. Bai, would you mind revealing the name of your friend?"

Man-yo asked curiously. He was genuinely curious about who Inazuma would be Shiraki's friend.

"I can't reveal her name, but she is a chef."

Shiraki did not reveal the name of his "friend" to Manyo, since they were not friends yet.

If Shiraki goes to Inazuma and not only fails to make friends with her, but also gets into a conflict with her, wouldn't that be awkward in the end?

"A chef?"

Man-yo lowered his head and pondered over Inazuma's more famous chefs, but no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't think of a single one he could befriend.

Shiraki glanced at Wan Ye, who was deep in thought, but didn't disturb him. He turned to Beidou and asked with some confusion:

"I remember the Invitation Ceremony for the Immortals is coming up soon, right? Are you not planning to participate in this year's Invitation Ceremony for the Immortals?"

Upon hearing this, Beidou seemed to have expected it and replied:

“Mr. Bai, I have also thought about this issue. I will not be staying in Inazuma for too long on this voyage, and I should be able to return before the Sage Invocation Ceremony.”

"That's it~"

Shiraki thought for a moment, then said something that left Beidou somewhat puzzled:

"If possible, try to return before the invocation ceremony. If you haven't returned by then, don't worry, just wait a while before coming back."

After hearing Shiraki's strange words, Hokuto wanted to ask something more, but before she could speak again, a sailor who was responsible for observing the situation at sea approached her.

"Boss, the area where the thunderstorm is just ahead."