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

She thought Clementine brought the cake to worship the little spider, not for her to eat.

Furina shuddered. Just then, she seemed to understand why Arecino had brought her a cake—it was for a memorial service!

Actually, that's not the case. Peruvée couldn't understand back then, but how could Arecino not understand now?

She's just not good at making friends; all she knows is that this is how she got her only friend before.

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Character Voice Lines - Frynn: About Little Peruvian

"She doesn't seem like a threat at all. Maybe I can beat her?"

Chapter 296 Do people without feelings have a heart?

All Arecino knew was that Clévius had brought her the cake, which is why they became friends.

So, when she brought the cake to Furina, was there anything different about it?

Regardless of any misunderstandings that may have occurred, the friendship between the two girls in the story begins from this moment.

The film's scenes, one after another, depict the interactions between the two children.

Delicious Swiss rolls, sunset fruits from the trees, and fish from the river—Peruveli even caught a fish with her bare hands.

The two read books together, played together, and made two cute dolls together, one of which was the rabbit at the beginning.

The other is a pink doll modeled after Clementine, with large ears and a prominent ahoge (cowlick), which in particular highlights the features of the original character.

Next to the doll are bandages, alcohol, and tweezers. The seemingly indifferent Peruvieri is bandaging the injured Crevie.

Peruvieri lowered her head and asked, "Do mothers and daughters argue?"

Clementine's mother is the "servant" of this generation, and the "mother" of the Hearth House.

Clementine's injuries were inflicted when she rebelled against her mother.

The camera focuses on Clementine's neck, where she wears a pendant shaped like a soft bell, the flower symbolizing the 'wishes of reunion,' and...

Clementine didn't answer, but instead opened the window behind her and looked out at the starry sky.

"I heard that colorful auroras will appear in the sky on the night of the winter solstice... when I grow up."

The camera focuses on Clementine, showing her captivating smile as she looks at Peruvier, seemingly both on and off screen.

Alecino sat in her chair, watching the close-up of Riklevice's smiling face on the screen, her breathing quickening; it was as if Riklevice was staring right back at her...

"Let's go take a look together!"

Her smile bloomed like a flower, surpassing even the night outside the window.

Both on and off screen, Peruvieri stared wide-eyed and unconsciously took a deep breath.

Before she could think any further, both on and off screen, Peruvieri's pupils contracted and she trembled simultaneously.

The scene changed too quickly. One second it was a beautiful scene, and the next second Peruvieri's face was stained with blood, and the surroundings were burning red.

The cool-toned night felt so 'warm,' but now the warm-toned flames feel so 'cold.'

Clementine, nestled in Peruvier's arms with her chin resting on her shoulder and a broad smile on her face, said:

"You will become a very good 'king'."

The camera zooms out, showing the two very close together, but a sword has pierced Clementine's body, seemingly through her heart.

This shot is quite interesting; the two are very close together, making it look like Peruvier's sword pierced Clementine's heart.

But in reality, it was Clementine who committed suicide with her own sword.

Fate has set cruel rules for us, making us turn our blades against each other.

But I hope you will never be tainted by fate.

The sword pierced Clementine's heart, and at the same time, it pierced Peruvier's heart.

There was no breakdown or crying, no angry shouting; Peruvieri appeared remarkably calm.

But off-screen, Arecino could no longer remain calm. She showed little expression, but her crossed legs had been lowered, and she unconsciously clenched her teeth.

She heard those words again.

Clementine held Peruvieri tightly, hugging her friend.

With great effort, he raised his head, leaned on Peruvieri's shoulder, and used his last strength to express his final reluctance to part.

Clementine took a few breaths, her warm breath brushing against Peruvieri's face. Peruvieri could feel her breathing growing weaker and her body temperature gradually fading.

Clementine smiled happily and said gently:

"Feel sorry..."

"Thank you."

I'm sorry, I was too weak. I couldn't go against my mother's wishes. I... can't watch the aurora with you.

Thank you, Peruvieri. You are so kind, even at the very end... How could someone as kind as you possibly harm me...?

Clementine fell, sword with her.

So let me, in my own way, 'make you my king'.

When the camera focuses on the reflection in the glass, you can vaguely see that Peruvieri is still holding a sword in her hand, which shows that it was not Peruvieri who killed Clementine.

Her heart was racing. Arecino opened her mouth and let out a long breath, trying to lower her heart rate and stay calm, but the scenes in the 'animation' were constantly stimulating her.

Memories begin to surface, a flood of memories that I wonder if they will turn into tears, but this time there will be no rain.

In the animation, it's raining, and 'Peruvieri' is reflected in the glass with her head down. No one but herself knows whether she's crying or not.

Were those tears or raindrops on her face?

Whatever it was, at least it washed away the blood of a friend...

The images change one after another, with the camera focusing on blood-stained bandages and used syringes.

Clementine's doll is lying on the ground, and the rabbit Peruvier is lying on top of it, as if it has received first aid.

She treated Clementine's injuries before, so she should be able to heal her this time too, right?

But the bleeding continued, and the bandages were soaked in blood, leaving Peruvieri helpless.

She couldn't save them; she only knew how to hurt others, not how to protect them.

Finally, Peruvier the rabbit lay on top of 'Cravie', feeling her heart stop beating. Yes, it was her 'heartbeat' that stopped.

I still can't understand this feeling. Is it because I don't have a 'heart'? No, I do. Otherwise, what is hurting me?

The scene focuses on the soft bell, which is the prototype of the ornament on Clementine's neck. This flower symbolizes 'reunion', and also... 'separation'.

The camera zooms out, revealing a soft-light bell planted in a flowerpot, which Kujavina holds in her hand.

Kujavina: "The flowers that weren't growing well should have been pruned long ago. The fact that they only withered today is nauseating—"

"Am I right?"

The audience was furious. "Is he even speaking human language?! That's your daughter!"

Arecino's body temperature even rose a few degrees, but thankfully her emotions remained relatively stable.

Rosalyn casually waved her hand, suppressing the temperature again and cooling Arecino's emotions somewhat.

But the Peruvier in the story has lost her composure; her anger will be expressed through flames and a longsword!

Peruvieri, who had maintained a cold expression throughout, frowned and charged forward, sword in hand! She was displaying her anger!

Kujavina parried Peruvieri's longsword with a relaxed expression.

When the two clashed, the enraged Peruvieri naturally showed no mercy, delivering powerful and relentless blows.

This means she has completely abandoned defense and is focusing all her efforts on offense. If Kujavina launches a counterattack, she will likely be unable to defend.

Therefore, this is entirely a style of fighting that involves exchanging injuries for injuries and risking one's life for another.

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Character Voice Acting - Frynn: About the young girl Peruvieri

"We can't beat them, there's no way we can beat them, right?"

Chapter 297 A person with a 'heart'.

Kujavina also noticed the problem with Peruvieri's fighting style, and her expression changed, her brows furrowing.

She wasn't worried about not being able to beat Peruvier; she was thinking about how to 'train' her personality. What she needed was a pawn that wouldn't resist, not someone with feelings.

The audience clenched their fists, and their bodies involuntarily moved forward with Peruvieri's exertion, as if they were exerting force together with her, just like watching a 'motion-sensing movie'.

After a few moves, Kujavina used Peruvieri's strength to retreat and create distance.

Kudjavina: "Innocence and kindness, what beautiful qualities."

"Unfortunately, it's completely useless!"

She's already trying to 'discipline' Peruvieri, starting by breaking her spirit.

With the distance widened, Kujavina regrouped and it was now her turn to attack.

A sword thrusts forth, its cold light imminent!

Peruvieri remained calm and unhurried, delivering a powerful, brick-like thrust that sent Kujavina flying once again.

Kujavina parried well and was not injured, but the rhythm of the attack returned to Peruvieri's control.

The battle between the two intensified, but Kujavina remained unperturbed despite Peruvieri's relentless attacks, even having the leisure to engage in verbal sparring.

Kujavina: "A bird that is bound will never fly, and you are no exception!"

Peruvieri was furious upon hearing this, and she used her elemental power to condense flames in her hand and throw them out.

Seeing this, Kujavina smiled. Her words had worked, and the training had begun!

In terms of the use of elemental power, Peruvieri was clearly inferior to Kujavina; her flames were easily extinguished by the water blades thrown by Kujavina.

The water jet continued its momentum, striking Peruvieri and sending her flying. A wall was smashed into ruins.

The mental 'training' is over; now it's time for the physical.

Peruvieri is injured, and the audience's hearts are in their throats. Is she going to lose?

Most viewers don't recognize the "servant," since the executive is a high-ranking official, and not just anyone can recognize him.

Moreover, at this time the "servant" was called Peruvieri.

Because they don't know the "servant," it's not about knowing the answer or just watching the process, so they'll naturally be very nervous.

Peruvieri was injured in the ruins, kneeling on the ground, her hands stained with black again.

Her gaze fell upon a flower to one side—yes, it was a soft-lighted bell.

The ruins made way for this fragile flower; the flower was surrounded by rubble, yet not a single stray stone struck it.

Is it a coincidence? Or is it deliberate protection?

Peruvieri noticed the flower, her expression softened a bit, and she gazed at it tenderly for a few seconds. In a daze, she made an even stronger decision and clenched her teeth.

The "curse" began to spread upwards from her arm; it was a "curse," but at this moment, it was "redemption."

Kujavina continued to press the issue: "Give up! Let me, your 'mother,' guide you to become a true 'king'!"

Yes, I will become a "king," but not under your guidance, because... someone has already guided me! I will be a very good "king"!

—Just as she wished!

Peruvieri emerged from the ruins, silent and upright, clearly showing no sign of yielding.

Enraged by Peruvieri's ungratefulness, Kujavina thrust her sword forward.

Peruvieri slightly turned to dodge Kujavina's thrust, then raised her hand to catch another side attack. Unlike before, she now moved with ease.

No matter how Kujavina attacks, Peruvieri can dodge or parry with minimal movement.