Genshin Impact: I wrote the plot into a novel to spoil the future

The title of Chapter 151 will make up for my difficulty in coming up with a name!

[Paimon: "We're about to go into the church, so we can't say anything bad about the Wind God."]

[Dainsreb: "Ha, I never intended to go to church anyway. You'll handle dealing with the nuns."]

Barbara snorted and turned her head away. You'd better not come into the church, or I'll definitely yell at you!

Okay, it's better if you don't come in, otherwise I wouldn't know how to start swearing...

"It's a good thing you don't go into the church, otherwise I... otherwise... Humph!" Barbara snorted and stopped talking.

Rosalia looked at Barbara with her sleepy eyes and thought to herself, "With your 'attack power,' if the other party really came in, they would make you cry."

But if I'm here, it probably won't happen.

Your attack power is relatively weak, and I happen to make up for that.

My work enthusiasm is rather low, and you happen to make up for that.

So... you can help me with the work, I'm leaving now.

Thinking of this, Rosalia secretly started to walk outside, missing her drinking buddies.

[Dainsreb: "I must also remind you that you'd better not mention 'defiled, reversed idols' to anyone in the church."]

"The Church of the West Wind will not ignore the matter of the idols, but if they intervene rashly, they might alert the enemy."

"Furthermore... whoever touches upon the causal links related to the 'Abyss' generally won't have a good ending."

The reader thought, "Oh no, it's all Qiu Cheng's fault. Are we all caught in this karma? Was the Mercury retrograde that happened to me yesterday because of this?"

That's just overthinking it. Most people are just reading a story and don't get involved in any karmic consequences.

As the saying goes, those with great skill are bold, while ordinary people are timid and just read the story as conversation fodder, with no intention of venturing into the abyss.

When the traveler entered the church in the story, Barbara's first reaction was, "I can't possibly lend you the Sky Harp again!"

In reality, Barbara blushed. This was a future without any prophecy or foreshadowing. In the story, she didn't know that the Sky Harp had been taken away by the Wind God.

If you knew, let alone borrowing it, Barbara would have personally delivered it to you. What an honor it would be to hear the Wind God play the Sky Harp!

Anyway, Barbara listens to Wendy's songs whenever she has time. She's a die-hard fan now, definitely number one on her list.

Wendy naturally used all the money to buy alcohol, which was also a way of contributing what their most beloved Wind God needed most.

Barbara's fan club had no objection to this; after all, my idol's idol is also my idol.

In the story, the traveler inquires about the "world's first tillage machine".

However, Barbara had never heard of any "plowing machine," so the traveler had to rephrase his question and ask if there were any lost idols.

[Barbara: "Are you here to ask about that 'old story'?"]

It turns out that a seven-day statue really did mysteriously disappear in the past.

Barbara also revealed another piece of information: "the tyrant's grudge."

It is said that during a period in the old Mondstadt era, whenever someone approached a certain place, a fireball would fall from the sky.

People at the time thought it was a curse from the Tornado Demon God, but upon closer examination, it becomes clear that the Tornado Demon God could not possibly launch fireballs.

Just as Barbara finished talking with the traveler, Rosalia arrived, bringing some information.

It seems that Wolf's Territory has been invaded by demons, and Commander Qin has already led her men there.

Upon seeing Rosalia in the story, Barbara suddenly remembered, "Where's Rosalia, the healer of women?!"

Rosalia, who had already arrived at the tavern, never expected that she would be exposed by this book just as she was slacking off!

The traveler in the book told Daines Reeb the news, and the two went to Wolfrun Territory together.

After defeating the Abyss Order in Wolf Territory, Dain did not want to see King Wolf.

Paimon: "Huh? Why? Are you afraid of furry creatures?"

[Traveler: "Isn't something fluffy cute?"]

Daines Reeb replied, "It has nothing to do with the 'wolf,' because it was a demon god in the past, but now serves the Seven Gods."

"I cannot condone its behavior, and I have no desire to deal with it."

He really disliked the Seven Gods and didn't want to associate with anyone related to them.

Gui Zhong and Heulia exchanged glances. Could they be considered former demon gods who now serve the Seven Gods?

Dain also cautioned travelers against placing too much faith in deities, but also against embarking on a path of overthrowing or hunting them.

[Dainsreb: "A lesson from the past."]

"Kanria is a kingdom destroyed by the gods, and that is... why the Abyss Order wants to destroy the seven kingdoms of the gods."

Some people believed it, but they will later find out that the destruction of Canria was actually their own doing.

They felt the earth's vein energy was insufficient and wanted to draw energy from the abyss, a move that even the conservative Piero couldn't stop.

Returning to the book, the Traveler and Paimon went to find the King Wolf, and then they encountered Razer.

Razer was currently confronting the Abyss Apostle.

The Abyss Apostle seems to have used some strange ritual to control Boreas (the Wolf King).

The traveler unleashed a flurry of punches on the Abyss Apostle, driving it away.

After resolving the crisis, the traveler inquired about the "world's first tillage machine."

Boreas didn't know much about tillage machines, but he had encountered some that left a deep impression on him, and he told the traveler about them.

[Boreas: "It can spin, jump very high, and launch fireballs. While its power isn't comparable to a demon god, it's stronger than many who possess the 'Eye of God.'"]

Paimon: "Fireball...? Hmm, haven't I heard that word somewhere recently?"

If Paimon could figure it out, then naturally the educated people would too. Could this be what Barbara meant by "the tyrant's grudge"?

After asking the questions, the traveler planned to leave first, and Razer reminded the traveler to take care of himself.

In reality, in Benlangling, several people sat around a campfire, where fish and meat were roasting.

"Brother Razer, you're in this story!" Klee said happily, handing the book to Razer.

“I don’t understand.” Lei Ze shook his head.

“Hmm…” Klee wanted to tell Razer, but although she could read, she couldn’t quite understand it.

"Let me, the princess, tell you a corner of the web of fate." Fischl spread her left hand to shield her eyes, but the gaps between her fingers did not block her vision.

"Princess Fischl's explanation will only make things more confusing, won't it? I'll do it instead," Mona said helplessly.

"Well, I grant your permission! Lord Megistus, you shall reveal the future apocalypse to all."

Mona sighed, not wanting to be called that, but she still began explaining the story, which helped Fischl, who hadn't quite understood it, to understand a lot more.

Bennett listened quietly, happy and enjoying the adventure with his companion.

After Mona, the storyteller, finished telling this part of the story, the story moved on to the part where the traveler talked with Dain after solving the problem of the King Wolf.

She didn't have Tian Tiezui's skill level and couldn't tell stories in real time, so everyone had to continue reading.

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Character Voice - Mona: About Lin Qiu - Part 3

"His skill is truly amazing. He can even predict the Abyss and Kanria, the Traveler from Beyond the World. Next time I see him, I must 'learn from him,' oh no, I mean ask him for advice!"

And I will never be fooled by him again!

Chapter 152 "We Will Meet Again"

After informing Dain of the information obtained from the North Wind Wolf, Dain deduced the movements of the "world's first tillage machine".

After leaving the territory of the North Wind King Wolf, the Traveler and Dain arrived at the Wind Dragon Ruins.

Then, as expected, they found the "world's first tillage machine" at the top of the tower in the Wind Dragon Ruins and took out its "eyes".

As for how to handle it, Dain suggested that she keep it herself.

This has left readers somewhat dissatisfied. Is it reliable to entrust such an important matter to him?

Whether it's reliable or not, Dain in the story persuaded the traveler to put away the "eye".

After dealing with the "eyes" issue, the next step is the statue; we need to break it.

Barbara's head buzzed. They were going to smash Lord Barbatos's idol?

Barbara felt something was wrong, but the idol had been tainted by corrupting forces, and smashing it seemed to be the best option since she didn't know how to purify it.

She wasn't someone who acted indiscriminately; although her head was buzzing, she wasn't angry with the traveler.

They could only clasp their hands together and pray for the traveler's forgiveness before the church's statue.

Her god, Barbatos himself, was completely indifferent.

So be it if the idol is broken; breaking the wine bottle will hurt him more.

The traveler in the story enters the ruins again, this time accompanied by Dainesreb.

Normally, if a traveler encounters an Abyss Apostle or Daines Reeb alone, they would only chat with a riddle-maker.

Now, Daines Reeb and the Abyss Apostle have met up, and the two riddle-makers are chatting.

[Apostle of the Abyss: "You're still as annoying as ever, enemy of the Order, Daines Reeb!"]

"I can smell a terrible stench of blood on you. Is it from a dark nightmare, or... hmm?"

"Oh...that's dangerous. You have that 'rotten' smell too, it's familiar to me..."

"You are dangerous, just like us. But dangerous things outside the 'Order' should be kept in cages..."

The people reading looked bewildered. What were they talking about?

It was originally a story that no one knew, but after the prophet revealed it, everyone thought it would become known.

Now I realize I was too naive. Who could understand this? I've seen it, I know what's going on, but I can't comprehend it!

What is a pitch-black nightmare? Or what is it? And what is the smell of decay?

Now everyone had the same feeling they had when they first read the prophecy book—they were truly full of questions.

Speaking of which, I still don't know what the "natural law" thing I wrote at the beginning was. You're such a prophet, you're good at digging holes.

No, the prophets were writing about things that would happen in the future, so the problem lies with the people in the stories who were being too enigmatic.

Of course, it's not that everyone can't understand it; it's just that those who can understand it won't specifically explain it to those who can't.

The traveler and Dain in the story gave the Abyss Apostle a good beating, which gave the readers a sense of relief.

Yes! Give it your all! That's how you should beat this riddle-maker! Are all Abyssal Apostles like this? Then they all deserve to be beaten!

Everyone was enjoying the spectacle when suddenly someone appeared and temporarily forced the traveler to retreat.

[Apostle of the Abyss: "Your Highness."]

The person who arrived was none other than Kong, the brother Yingmei had been searching for.

The reader's eyes widened. It turns out that Ying's initial purpose for traveling was to find her brother, and this seemed to be their first formal encounter since waking up.

[Ying: "Brother!"]

[Empty: "Ying..."]

[Ying: "I've finally found you! Come with me! It's dangerous here!"]

When Ying first met her brother, her biggest worry was his safety.

She temporarily suppressed her joy and happiness at seeing her loved ones, wanting to get them to a safe place first.

Paimon: "Wait...wait, Traveler, he just blocked an attack for the Abyss Apostle."

Yes, without this book of prophecy, Ying and Paimon would not have God's perspective.

She was unaware that her brother had appeared in Mondstadt, and naturally, she was unaware of the relationship between the Void and the Abyss.