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

[Fischl: "The bells of consecration shall toll! The time for judgment has come! Praise be to those who call for redemption, for the 'Princess of Judgment' has descended upon this land!"]

The translation is: Be happy, I'm here.

"Mortal, I, the Empress, grant you the privilege of forbidding formalities. Simply report all the crucial information and clues."

Joyce: "Huh? Who are you?"

Joyce was the Knight of Favonius in charge of guarding the place. He didn't know Fischl, didn't understand her way of speaking, and didn't understand what Fischl was saying at all.

Fortunately, Oz acted as a translator, explaining that they only wanted to understand the patient's condition.

Joyce then realized that these people were sent by the Adventurers' Guild to investigate, which explained the current information.

The patients all touched the meteorite last night and have been in a coma ever since. Joyce reminded everyone to be careful not to touch the meteorite.

[Fischl proudly tilted her head back: "A crude remonstrance? This princess is protected by the secret magic of the Abyss Pearl. What can a mere Black Crystal do to me?"]

The readers were astonished. What was the protection of this Abyss Pearl Secret Technique? How many more secrets did this princess hold?

Oz, however, knew what was going on and quickly advised, "No, no, Miss, you are a princess; it is necessary for you to listen to sound advice."

Paimon mimicked him: "Luminous, you are...you are an adventurer, it's necessary to listen to sound advice!"

It turns out that Paimon had already started exhibiting symptoms of mimicking human speech from this point onward.

Fischl: "Is this an imitation of me, Your Majesty? Hmph, the sorrowful wish for the annihilation of a thousand worlds is beyond the comprehension of mortals!"

Fischer's idea of ​​a thousand worlds might just be a thousand novels.

On the contrary, the traveler opposite her might actually have traveled to a thousand worlds.

Returning to the point, besides Joyce, the Knight of Favonius, who was responsible for protecting the patients, there was also a nun named Edna who was responsible for taking care of them.

The traveler received new information from Edna.

One patient woke up once, and although he fell asleep again quickly, he still revealed some information. He seemed to have dreamed that he was on a mountain and felt very cold.

Just then, Dula ran over. It turned out there was a meteorite in the back mountain of Clearspring Town, and a young hunter from their village named Allen insisted on going to see it and had already rushed out.

(Mond references Germany, and in German, the hunter is pronounced Jaeger, so he could indeed be Alan Jaeger.)

As expected of Allen from the land of freedom, he truly is very free.

However, if he rushed out like that, something bad would likely happen, which is why Durav came here for help.

When the Traveler and Dulaf found Allen, he was fighting a giant slime.

Or perhaps he was just crouching down with his head in his hands, surrounded by giant slimes, but luckily the Traveler and his companions arrived in time to rescue him.

Dulaf gave Allen a severe dressing-down, while the Traveler noticed the meteorite was nearby.

As Fischl approached the meteorite, the Eye of God on his body shone brightly.

[Fischl: "Huh? Could it be that the Cold Curse has realized that the energy flowing within this Abyss Pearl is playing its own elegy?"]

Readers then realized that the blessing of the Abyssal Pearl that Fischl mentioned earlier was actually the Eye of God!

I thought it was some kind of power that transcends the world, but it's a bit disappointing. But the Judgment Princess of the Dark Night Pure Land should have other methods, right?

Readers are eagerly anticipating how Fischl will handle this meteorite.

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Character Voice Lines - Fischl: On the Unreturned Extinction Star - Opening

"Yes, the 'me' in the story... cough, the hidden past revealed by fate, I, the princess, am the protagonist of fate. This mere deep, dark curse, I, the princess, will bestow upon it judgment and punishment!"

Chapter 189 Rice Wife’s Wanderer

[Oz: "My apologies, Princess, you are not familiar with the language of mortals."]

Paimon: "Is that why we need you to translate?"

[Oz: "I am humbled. This is not a translation, but merely a message from the princess. I believe the only thing in the vicinity that could affect the Eye of God is elemental power."]

Fischl: "Yes, thank you for your hard work, Oz. Those blinded by worldly concerns can never grasp my true intentions as quickly as you have."

At this point, readers began to feel a little strange. They had previously thought that this princess knew something, and that she was talking about things they didn't know.

But now it seems that's not the case; Fischl seems to have simply replaced the words they knew with more difficult expressions.

However, the Pure Land of the Night is indeed a place that no one has ever heard of. Does it even exist? If it doesn't exist, then what's the deal with this talking crow?

This question remains unanswered, as the traveler in the story did not ask these questions.

Using their divine vision and elemental perception, they cleared away the meteorite fragments and returned to Clearspring Town to inquire whether the patients' conditions had improved.

The good news is that the comatose patient has regained consciousness; the bad news is that Amy's adolescent delusions haven't improved.

The patients' awakening indicates that their coma was indeed related to the nearby meteorite. Once the meteorite is cleared away, everyone should regain consciousness.

Paimon asked the unconscious person what they saw in their dreams, and the person answered.

"I only remember it being very cold, and I was constantly walking along mountain paths... Was it a snow-capped mountain?"

This reveals some information: the person who fell into a coma was dreaming of climbing a snow-capped mountain and was unable to control his body.

It's less like dreaming and more like watching a person's entire life unfold.

The traveler and Fischl continued to treat the meteorite, and after the meteorite was mostly dealt with, the patients slowly woke up.

Then Adeline, the head maid of the Dawn Winery, invited the traveler and Fischl to meet at the Dawn Winery.

Upon meeting, Fischl and Oz began a long-winded self-introduction, which Paimon couldn't stand and interrupted.

"Alright, alright, that's enough with the self-introductions! Your titles are all too long!"

Fischl: "You innocent little apostle, how dare you interrupt the princess's diplomatic remarks!"

Now Paimon has another nickname. Although she gives nicknames to everyone, in the end, she is the one with the most nicknames.

As for Adeline's invitation to the travelers, it was partly out of gratitude, and partly because she had something new to ask them.

It's worth mentioning that although Château Dawn is a winery, the travelers and Fischl were invited there for tea because they both looked like minors.

In response to Adeline's gratitude, Fischl declared, "You are permitted to bow deeply in gratitude for this princess's favor! Rejoice, for my radiance will forever shine in Springvale!"

Paimon quickly said, "Oz, don't translate yet, let me guess! Hmm... she means, you're welcome!"

[Oz: "Lord Paimon is indeed very perceptive; he's grasped Miss's style so quickly."]

The readers remained silent. Can this really be called being understanding? They didn't even speak like human beings.

And you yourself said it was a style! So you're just talking about things like a novel setting?

We actually thought this 'Princess of Judgment' possessed some unknown power.

Fischl didn't realize Oz had let something slip while reading this passage; she was still worried about what would happen next, unaware that it was already over.

But it doesn't matter, because the people who cooperate with her the most won't care about these things.

Bennett was easily fooled; he couldn't see through the deception.

Mona already knew this; she was just willing to cooperate with Fischl.

Returning to the book, the following section describes Adeline discussing her commission with the traveler.

Two workers went to Liyue to deliver goods, but they haven't returned yet. She's worried something might have happened, but Dawn Winery can't spare any manpower right now, so she can only ask the Traveler to investigate.

The traveler accepted the commission, headed to Liyue, and quickly found the first worker, while also obtaining information about the second worker.

The second unlucky worker's truck was hit by a meteorite; if he had been any less lucky, he would have ended up in another world.

When the traveler and Fischl found the second worker, he was lying on the ground, seemingly unresponsive, as it was unclear whether he had already gone to another world.

Paimon: "Is that person on the ground asleep?"

A passerby wearing a round hat said gently, "I'm afraid so. I've tried many methods, but I haven't been able to wake him up."

The passerby in the round hat said he had already used magic to remove the stones from the truck and there was no need to worry.

【? ? ?: "I am a wanderer from Inazuma. I was just helping this gentleman on the ground when you appeared."】

The Traveler introduced himself, with Paimon boasting that he was the best friend of the Knight of Honor, and naturally revealing that Luminous was also a Knight of Honor of Mondstadt.

[Fischl: "The princess has set out for war. Behold, the holy thunder of judgment, proclaiming destiny, will purge this seed of calamity from the land!"]

【？？？：“Uh...uh...?”】

The round-hatted vagrant didn't even understand what Fischl was saying, leaving him completely bewildered.

There aren't many people who can leave stragglers speechless.

At this moment, the patrolling Thousand Rock Army came over and asked the travelers if they had encountered any trouble.

【? ? ?: "Since the Thousand Rock Army is here, I'm no longer needed."】

"It was a pleasure meeting you all. I have some business to attend to, so I'll be leaving now."

"Wishing you all the best, adventurers."

Readers commented: "He is so polite and gentle. Speaking of which, Manyo is the same. Are all the ronin in Inazuma so polite?"

Moreover, this guy doesn't seem to be very tall. I wonder if it's the Eye of the Wind, which Lin Qiu didn't write down.

In the book, Chiiwa Gun takes the unconscious worker to a temporary shelter, which is the same 'medical tent' as in Qingquan Town.

The travelers and others were also worried about the situation here, so they followed. When they saw what was happening, Fischl couldn't help but exclaim loudly.

"The chilling curse has spread this far... Heaven, what anger do you rage!"

Paimon: "Hey, don't shout in crowded places!"

This is a shame that even Paimon couldn't bear!

Upon seeing this, Fischl immediately struck a pose, saying, "It is understandable that mortals do not understand my true words."

She is actually a little shy, although she is not shy when she is immersed in her own world.

But this was her private reading time, and she was a little embarrassed to suddenly see this passage before she was even in the reading zone, so she chose to get into the zone immediately!

What state are we entering? That's obviously:

'Explode, reality! Shatter, spirit! Banish this world!'

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Character Voice Lines - Skirmisher: About the Unreturned Extinction Star

"You mean I'm popular in this book? Oh."

Chapter 190 Is the Seat of Fate real?

The Traveler continued dealing with the meteorite, unaware that the Fatui were also investigating it, and even an Enforcer was nearby, thankfully not at the moment.

Having temporarily driven away the Fools, Fischl discussed their next move with the Traveler.

The two of them were not good at breaking the 'curse' and were too slow at dealing with meteorites, so Fischl suggested finding a professional.

Then, on Catherine's recommendation, they brought in Mona.

That's right, it was around this time that Mona met Fischl, which is why Fischl dragged Mona along on her 'adventure' in Wolfrun Territory last time.

[Fischl: "I am Princess Fischl von Rufschloss Nafidott, the one who brings judgment. You will have the honor of accompanying me."]

It must be said that the name Fischl is just as impressive as Mona's full name.

[Mona: "The princess who has been convicted? Is she a princess from some country?"]

[Fischl: "The Pure Land of Night, an ancient, vanished kingdom...that is my homeland."]

Mona: "What...?"

Fischl: "Alas, almost no mortal knows of the Pure Land of Night."

When Fischl said he was just a mortal, Mona couldn't stand it. "Are you questioning my abilities?"

In an instant, her pride kicked in, and she immediately retorted.

"Who are you calling a mortal?! I'm a very skilled astrologer!"