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

"When we were all gathered together discussing the Hundred Tales, you always had to challenge me."

"Alright, alright, I give up. Is this acceptable?"

Yurakusai conceded defeat; he no longer argued with the shrine maiden as he had a hundred years ago during the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons.

[Yae no Miko let out a long breath and chuckled, "Ah—after hundreds of years, it's truly delightful to finally hear you say that."]

[You Lezhai sighed: "Hmm... After several hundred years, that girl who always loved to lean on other people's shoulders has finally become successful."]

Upon reading this, the group from the Pure Land of One Heart were lost in memories. Back when they were telling stories of the Hundred Tales, they gathered together, some telling stories, and others writing them down in the book.

But now, the storytellers are gone, and the story writers are gone too.

Those memories are from hundreds of years ago. The regrets of those centuries have finally been made up for, and the moment of emotional release is indeed very pleasant.

But when you think that this moment is only fleeting, doesn't it make you nostalgic?

When people experience this moment, they will understand why Shadow wants to pursue 'eternity'.

Although most readers may not live that long, they can still understand Yae no Miko's feelings.

Who doesn't feel this regret? Not being able to say goodbye to friends, not being able to ask a lover to stay, not being able to tell family how much you love them.

Everyone has experienced these things to some extent, so you can imagine how happy Yae no Miko was when she made up for this 'regret'.

Many people envy Yae no Miko because they no longer have the chance to make up for these regrets. How many people can be like Hans, with a god helping them make up for their regrets?

Old Meng: "Brother Wolf..."

One of the employees at Wangshengtang was this person; he was filled with thoughts of saying goodbye to Brother Wolf.

Let alone a mortal like him, even a god would be unable to forget the regret of parting.

Everyone can understand how happy Yae no Miko is at this moment, and similarly, they can imagine how sad she would be when her old friend leaves.

And Yae no Miko in the story will soon face separation.

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Character Voice Acting - Lei Movie: About Youlezhai

“His stories are a mix of truth and fiction, and they’re quite interesting… I can tell the difference.”

Chapter 286 Sending Off a Hundred Ghosts

The Yae no Miko in the story also knew that separation would come sooner or later, so she took the initiative to ask:

"Youlezhai, how much time do you have left?"

You Lezhai sighed, "Not much left, not much left for anyone. We all come from somewhere, and we'll eventually have to go back there."

"Although everyone was satisfied, they still couldn't help but say: 'We really want to see the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons again!'"

The phrase "Night Parade of One Hundred Demons" evoked a sense of nostalgia in Fox Palace, for it was she, Fox Palace, who had hosted the "banquet" during the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons.

It was precisely because of this 'fox spirit' of the Fox Palace that she had such influence, able to gather all the monsters, big and small, together.

Yurakusai was the one who loved telling stories at the party. Yae no Miko, who was perched on her shoulder, was young, so she liked to use some means to prove her 'maturity'.

So what the goddess loves to do most is to find loopholes in the Yurakusai story, making her seem very smart, grown up, and that nothing can fool her.

Back then, Yulezhai had plenty of patience and time, and was willing to play along with Xiaoshenzi. The two fought for countless years.

Now that Yurakusai was out of time, he admitted defeat to Yae no Miko.

This is essentially an admission that Yae no Miko has truly grown up.

But when Yae no Miko really grew up, what she wanted most was not the 'approval' of the great demons.

In the past, demons preferred to use their demonic power to soar into the sky and see who could cover the sky and the moon first. Unfortunately, Yae no Miko did not gain recognition in this regard.

I thought that when I grew up I could be with everyone, but when I actually grew up, I never had that chance again.

Fox Palace also fondly remembers that time, such as when Otogi-sama said at the banquet that he would exorcise demons and monsters.

That's right, it's the person who chose to protect the Inazuma people in the underground palace in the desolate sea and fought alongside Mikoto Chiyo, ultimately dying in battle.

At the time, Mikoto Chiyo didn't know him, but she found it interesting and went up to wrestle with him. Perhaps this wrestling was really the DNA flowing in the blood of the Red Oni?

Don't let Mikoto Chiyo's petite stature and charming appearance fool you; her strength is not to be underestimated. She tossed the giant off his feet, leaving him humiliated and prompting the demons to burst into laughter.

Afterwards, she had Ichizo hide the Narukami 'Royal Garden'. After capturing Ichizo, she pleaded for him and got him the position of 'Hosei-ji-jō' (Director of the Bureau of Health Preservation).

There's also dancing with Mikoto Chiyo and racing with the Tengu clan chief.

Alas, we can't go back. How can one not miss it after all this?

Fox Palace took out a cup of Sakura Sake and drank it all in one gulp. If there hadn't been someone beside her, she really wanted to take another puff of her pipe. The story was good, but it was a bit harmful to her health.

Speaking of which... I gave the pipe to Harunosuke Yuugami back then, and I don't know where he put it. Sigh, I need to buy a new one.

As for the regret that Yurakusai mentioned, Yae no Miko in the story had already made arrangements. She told Yurakusai that as soon as her bell rang, it would be the time for the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons.

Yulezhai was very excited and left the traveler's body, intending to conserve his strength for the "moonless night".

Before leaving, You Lezhai asked one last question.

"My divine child... I have a question for you: how have you been all these years?"

[Yae no Miko laughed, "Hehe, of course, I'm doing very well, I'm happy every day."]

"Especially recently, this world not only has light novels, but also these two meddlesome strangers."

"Even that stubborn Ying is finally starting to get it."

As if to prove her happiness, the goddess became more talkative.

You Lezhai smiled and said, "That's good, that's good!"

The real-life goddess was slightly taken aback, her gaze turning towards the Fox Palace.

This was the same question Hana Sanri asked when she thought they were going to 'part ways'...

When these monsters, these 'parents,' are they most concerned about whether she is happy or not when they part ways?

Shadow stared at the Divine Child, "Stubborn? Is that what you're saying about me? You wicked fox!"

Although you're right, you can't say that! How can I face my old friends like that?

[Yae no Miko continued to say to Yurakusai, "Someone like you, who can tell stories and draw, will definitely become Yaedo's ace, and then I'll personally urge him to finish his work."]

Lin Qiu had a deep understanding of this, as the fox discovered it when he was writing about the Divine Cherry Blossom Great Exorcism.

That guy keeps staring at me all the time, practically watching me even when I'm sleeping, clearly eager to see how things unfold.

The story's Yulezhai has left, and the traveler, after closing his eyes, has reopened them, looking around nimbly.

[Yae no Miko said, "Is your mind still clear? Come on, the usual, tell me—"]

The traveler shouted first, "Three, two, one; one, two, three!"

[Yae no Miko laughed, "Oh, so you've learned to answer first. Looks like your brain is still working."]

Thankfully, Yae no Kamiko doesn't sell crutches, otherwise the travelers would have all been tricked into becoming crippled.

In fact, the traveler was still conscious when she was possessed; she knew what had happened, but simply couldn't get a word in edgewise, which is why she remained silent.

Now that Rakuzai has left, the traveler should continue to run errands for Yae no Miko.

I have no choice but to run errands; after all, the payment is still in the other party's hands. If I don't run errands, how will I get the payment? You can't turn down money!

However, Yae no Miko still had a little conscience; she prepared the ritual herself, only requiring the traveler to disperse the shrine maidens during the ritual.

At the same time, keep an eye on the monsters that have been attracted, and exorcise them a little. Leave the rest to Yae no Miko.

What's left? Hmm... I still have to dance! For Ying, dancing with monsters is more interesting.

The traveler was obedient because his royalties were still in the hands of Yae no Miko.

First, you need to notify the shrine maidens. This is simple; just notify Maki, and she will help the traveler notify the other shrine maidens.

The traveler's main task is still to "fight the black lightning," and then use elbow strikes to battle the monsters.

After the cleanup was completed, the traveler returned to the shrine to watch the ceremony.

When they returned, the full moon in the sky was already surrounded, and the monsters were flying in the air, singing and dancing in the moonlight.

One illustration depicts Yae no Miko looking back, her hair swept to one side as she turns her head, revealing her fair neck and back.

Such a beautiful back, it would be a shame not to etch a stigmata on it.

Upon seeing this painting, even readers who have seen many beautiful pictures couldn't help but marvel at the amazing charm of Lord Miyaji.

It seems that the momentum of the Ayaka party has been weakening compared to the Shinji party in recent days.

That's understandable, after all, this is a factional struggle, and it's all about who's in charge! How can you not take advantage when you have the upper hand?

Chapter 287 Awe-inspiring and trembling with fear

Fox Prince smiled upon seeing the 'beautiful photo' of the goddess in the illustration.

"Hehehe, A-Qiu really does observe things very carefully," Fox Palace teased.

"?" Lin Qiu used grass element to make a small grass sprout above his head, making a question mark shape.

Don't talk nonsense! I don't need models when I draw illustrations! I rely entirely on my memory to 'copy' them.

If I were to actually find a model to draw from, wouldn't I have to stare intently at her scars when I draw Yingbao drawing her sword? How impolite!

"Oh dear, so the reason why Lord Saigu has so few illustrations is because he hasn't read enough?" Yae no Miko retorted.

He then smiled and said, "Then it seems I'll have to find some time to properly visit Lord Zhaigong."

"It's a pity I forgot to take a picture to commemorate the occasion," Yae no Miko lamented.

The time she was referring to was when Fox Palace had just been resurrected and wasn't wearing any clothes.

Lin Qiu silently sat down next to Ying, pretending not to hear. Ying is so much better; she's so simple and doesn't have many tricks up her sleeve.

I don't care if you two foxes are fighting, but could you please not drag me into it? Don't splatter blood all over me.

Ying stared blankly at Lin Qiu as he approached, then handed him the tricolor dumpling.

She always had this expression; no one could tell whether Ying was truly dazed or had seen through everything.

Returning to the story, in the second illustration, the demons have completely covered the moon, obscuring the stars and eclipsing the moon.

Paimon exclaimed in amazement at the scene's magnificence.

[Yae no Miko: "Judging from the formation alone, it is indeed very intimidating."]

"But I know they're just a noisy bunch, but also brave and good guys."

"Even if one perishes in a brutal battle, the soul is never saddened or lost."

"It's a pity that time is so short."

Inatsume felt a deep sadness. These noisy fellows, these fellows who would gather together to tell stories, these fellows who cared about whether others were doing well, all died in the war a hundred years ago.

They died to protect Inazuma, they died for their love, and they died so that future yokai could freely participate in the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons.

So they are all brave and good guys.

In the next illustration, the goddess opens her arms, striking a pose as if she were about to begin a dance.

With a flick of his hand, the bell rang, and a beam of light shot into the sky. The time for the yokai had come, which also meant that their final moment had arrived.

[Yae no Miko: "Every feast must come to an end."]

"Since you're reluctant to part with it, why don't you all recite it with me?"

[“A statement to Bai Chen, explaining the reason for suppressing the soul.”]

Everyone looked up at the sky, at the moon that had been obscured.

[“Allow me to offer my blessings…”]

The three of them said in unison: "Lighting the way home..."

A light shone in the darkness that had been obscured by the moonlight, like many stars in the sky, but this time the 'stars' were floating from the ground to the sky.