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

Beidou still needs to make some preparations before it can fly through a thunderstorm.

Ah Fu's little boat, how dare you go in and out of the thunderstorm seven times? Is it a public toilet? You can come and go as you please?

Despite having sought help from so many people, Mo Tian hadn't given up, but now even a top-tier adventurer like her was in the same situation, which made her feel discouraged.

Does this mean that the only way to describe the sound of a wooden reed flute in my novel is with a metaphor?

I don't want to use random onomatopoeic words like "whoosh" or "beep beep"!

[Sumida: "As a novelist, I can't accept this! Ugh!"]

Fortunately, in order to investigate the mysterious Crane View and to receive a reward, the traveler decided to continue helping Sumida investigate the matter.

Sumida was also very happy and planned to take the traveler to ask the previous clients.

Then she took the traveler to find Coral, who was an old acquaintance; she was the one who provided information in Ichito's story.

He is a detective who is very accurate in providing intelligence, but whose analytical skills are absolutely terrible.

This time, she was accompanied by two more people: Ryuji and Roald.

Coral was quite happy because usually everyone would come to her for help on their own initiative, and it was rare for someone like Sumida to ask her to meet at a certain place.

Now I can finally say the lines I've always wanted to say:

"There's no reason for corals to go global; it's only a matter of the world reaching out to countless corals."

Coral felt a sense of satisfaction after saying the line she had always wanted to say and getting a negative result.

However, Long Er immediately contradicted him, saying:

[“It's here. President Coral's 'Lines I Want to Say Someday' ranks seventh.”]

[Coral: "Don't say anything unnecessary!"]

The readers nodded in agreement. Yes, you're still the same unreliable person you are. Great, that's the person we know and love.

Having just left Ghost Island, the supposedly real flute has disappeared, leaving readers wondering if the traveler is living in a dream and has never actually left Crane View.

Seeing the familiar 'little fool' now brought me a sigh of relief; this must be him.

In the story, Sumida introduces the story to everyone and then asks for information about Tsurukan.

That's right, she just wanted it, because she went off-topic again.

Fortunately, the traveler interrupted and brought up the important matter, managing to steer the conversation back on track.

Ryuji said that he did go to Heguan and got the wooden reed flute, but he couldn't find it after returning, and his memories of Heguan became very vague.

Roald was in the same boat; he couldn't find the wooden flute after returning, and even his memory of it became hazy.

As for Aryu, whom the traveler mentioned, the two had no recollection of her at all.

However, Roald had a habit of keeping a diary, but unfortunately his diary was lost.

Perhaps it's somewhere in Heguan, and maybe someone going on an adventure will see it and use it as a reference for their adventure.

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Character Voice Lines - Araki Ichito: About Tsurukan - Part Two

"Hey—Ah, Shinobu, you're the demon!!"

Chapter 321 The Secret of the Wooden Reed Flute

Travelers often find other adventurers' 'adventure diaries' in the wild. Maybe those with bad memories all become adventurers?

If that's the case, wouldn't it be a bit inappropriate to have travelers as journalists? They'd end up recording everything in their books, scattering it all over the world, and turning it into 'Teyvat Fragments'.

In fact, Roald is still considered an 'illegal immigrant' because he did not complete the necessary procedures for leaving the island.

He accepted the commission after meeting Afu, and Afu then took him directly to Heguan, bypassing all surveillance.

Ah-Fu is simply a superman!

The sea, thunderstorms, and the Shogunate army were all meaningless to him.

You should know that this is an island where even travelers almost got trapped and died.

Everyone was at a loss about the incident, but in the end, it was Coral who analyzed it.

Her focus wasn't on the vanished wooden reed flute, but on the local people of Heguan.

How could there still be locals in a civilization that disappeared thousands of years ago, a civilization destroyed by the Thunderbird itself?

It should be noted that even the Thunder Bird that destroyed Crane View has been 'humanely destroyed' by Lord Thunder God.

Therefore, Coral believes that those locals are a manifestation of some kind of geological anomaly.

Qinglai Island also experienced many abnormalities due to the death of the Thunderbird. Could the abnormalities at Heguan also be caused by the Thunderbird?

Everyone was astonished. She...she was actually analyzing things seriously? And her analysis actually made a lot of sense!

In the story of Ichidou, you clearly analyzed things like an idiot, but now it seems like your IQ is completely different?

When readers looked at Coral in the illustration again, they felt that even her appearance had changed.

I used to think she looked silly and cute, but now she seems to have an aura of intelligence.

Hu Tao also sighed, "She's not like Fu Fu anymore. You used to be just like her, 'exaggerated' and 'silly Fu Fu'."

Now you've become smart on your own, leaving Fufu behind.

In conclusion, after analyzing the coral, the traveler decided to return to Heguan for a thorough investigation.

Sumida wanted to thank the traveler, but she went off-topic again.

The traveler didn't hesitate, turned around and left, heading straight to Heguan.

Upon arriving at Crane View, the traveler encountered Aru again at the gate.

Aru was also pleasantly surprised to see the traveler, because she thought the traveler would disappear like everyone else and never come back.

They were still worried that these people might have been eaten by dog-like monsters in the mist.

Paimon reassured them, "That won't happen! They're all very capable; they should be."

In reality, Ryuji and Roald smiled wryly. Paimon, you should be more confident in what you're saying!

That said, it's only because Ying is still in the real consciousness space that she's in this book; otherwise, if she saw the dog mentioned in the book, she probably would have gone straight to He Guan with a knife.

So you call yourself the Golden King Beast? You're pretty arrogant, aren't you?

So you're biting the earth's veins because you're not smart enough? Who are you trying to scare? You act like everyone else is smart!

Back to the story, the traveler was curious about why the wooden reed flute had disappeared, but Aru told him that he could sense the reed flute's presence on the traveler.

The wooden reed flute is a flute used by people to communicate. Originally, people found a ptarmigan feather and blew it to make a sound.

Later people imitated this sound to make wooden reed flutes, which can be considered 'artificial feathers'.

The traveler happens to have a Thunderbird feather he obtained while doing a quest at Tianyun Pass, which is exactly what the wooden reed flute originally looked like.

Aryu leads travelers to experience the wonders of 'feathers,' claiming that they can see 'souls' from the past.

Then, they saw 'A-Fu'.

Ah-fu buried the wooden flute in the ground. He was saying goodbye to this place, so he wanted to leave behind what belonged to this place.

So Afu was originally from Heguan! There are still living people in Heguan, although this living person is not in Heguan anymore. Wait, wasn't this thousands of years ago? How is Afu still alive?

Holy crap, a ghost!

In the story, Aru misses Afu very much, but he can't show his sadness because today is a celebration day and he has to be happy.

Just like last time I came, there was a celebration being held here, as if it were some important timeline, with time in Heguan cycling through this day.

Aryu left because he had to attend the festival; he was the most important person there.

The traveler did not rush to leave, but instead dug up the wooden reed flute that Afu had buried, which can be considered as obtaining the quest item.

After obtaining the wooden reed flute, the traveler did not leave. As promised with Aru, he went to the festival site, where this time it was not deserted.

A man named Kido looked at the mural and made his bold conjecture.

He had never seen the stars and moon depicted in the murals because the Crane Pavilion was shrouded in thick fog, and nothing could be seen inside.

So he boldly guessed that perhaps Lord Thunderbird's use of dense fog to protect them was actually a ruse.

That's quite a bold guess. Is it really the truth? Stay tuned for the next installment... Please read on.

The priest named 'You' waited for Aru, saying that he hoped Lord Thunderbird would be satisfied.

After all these years, Aryu was the only child she favored.

Some people were wondering what the purpose of this celebration was. It seemed like Aruru and Thunderbird were the main characters.

As for Thunderbird, she is, after all, a deity worshipped by the people of Heguan, so it's normal for her to be the main character of the celebration.

Aruru is just a child, so why is he also a main character? Is he given so much respect?

Aru was not at the festival site at the time, so the traveler decided to go find Aru.

During the search, the traveler saw a person named 'Ibe' using a feather.

He seemed to be chatting with someone, talking about the secret to fishing—patience.

Lin Qiu: You're talking nonsense.

Ibe was chatting to himself when he mentioned Aru's name. It turned out he was talking to Aru because he seemed to have overheard her singing secretly while fishing, so the two had a good relationship.

I just don't know why I can't see Aryu's figure, I can only see him.

The traveler was used to it; some people could talk to dragons, some could talk to stones, and she had even encountered people who couldn't see.

Unable to find Aru, the traveler continued his search for other clues.

This time, it was Afu and Zuoshi who appeared, and they were still talking to Aru, but Aru was not there.

They were talking about the future, wondering if Aru, after becoming a priestess, would be able to take them to see the world outside the thick fog.

Time seemed to have moved back a bit, and only Zuo Shi remained. She asked Alu if she wanted to go with her to see the outside world.

It's beautiful outside! There's lush green grass, a blue sky, and a golden sun.

Zuo Shi's descriptions were barren because she had never actually seen it, and could only use such a barren way to express her imagination.

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Character Voice Acting - Lei Movie: About the Golden Beast

"Just this one strike."

Chapter 322 The True Ritual - Blood Sacrifice

Zuo Shi wanted to take Aru away, and she mentioned, "I don't like the idea of ​​offering someone up to Thunderbird. Besides, I don't think Thunderbird might like it either."

The traveler with the extraordinary sense of wonder and Paimon still found nothing, but the vigilant reader did.

Offering a person to the Thunder Bird? Then, considering the main characters of the festival are the Thunder Bird and Aruru...

Holy crap! No! Please, please don't let it be like this! I beg you, Qiu Cheng, let our 'prophecy' be wrong just this once.

Every time readers read prophetic books, they seem to be able to 'predict' some bad outcomes, and often they are right about them.

Even if it's just once, let us make a mistake.

However, seeking Qiu Cheng's help is useless, because these are all things that have already happened in the past. Readers can only continue reading and hold onto a sliver of hope.

This time, the traveler finally found Aru, but what he found was a phantom of Aru's past.

He was looking for a secluded place to sing, seemingly not wanting anyone to hear his voice.

Contrary to his wishes, his singing was still heard by 'people'.

【？？？：“What an interesting tune. You, so insignificant, aren’t you afraid of thunder and rain?”】

With just one sentence, everything vanished, and there was no follow-up.

When the travelers returned to the festival site, it was deserted again.