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

Because of this preconceived notion, readers assumed that Boyang never knew the name of Fushe until his death, which made it all the more regrettable.

[Fu She: "...Stay here?"]

Fu She replied firmly, "No! You have to get out!"

Although his memories were confused, Fushe knew very well that staying here would mean certain death, so he urged Boyang to leave.

He is the eldest brother among the Yakshas, ​​used to taking care of others and bearing dangers on his own. Asking others to leave when faced with danger is probably an unconscious behavior for him.

That's why, even though he couldn't remember who he was, he was still urging Boyang to leave.

[Boyang's tone was panicked: "Brother Yaksha, don't talk nonsense."]

"Weren't we prepared to stay underground forever?"

Bo Yang's tone became more serious: "You...you'd better not regret this!"

[Boyang slapped his thigh: "That seal can't be broken..."]

The scene shifts to above the two people, where there is a hole that could lead them out, but it is currently shrouded in red, as if it were sealed.

Bo Yang's words seemed to be addressed to Fu She, but in reality, they were also meant for himself.

He emphasized his words as he spoke, which made them sound more credible and assertive.

Fushe is the eldest brother, and so is Boyang! That's why he took on this responsibility voluntarily!

He left his brother on the surface, while he sealed himself and the monster in the underground palace.

Moreover, readers can glean another piece of information from Boyang's words: they were actually able to leave the underground palace.

If they are willing to break the seal, they can leave through the hole above their heads.

But they couldn't do that, because the underground palace still contained magical beasts, and if the seal was broken, the beasts would leave with them.

Even if he desperately wanted to live and missed his family terribly, he absolutely could not break the seal.

This is so that more people can survive and go back to see their loved ones.

Fu She suddenly realized: "...Seal...Ah, right."

"I am the Yaksha who came here to fight!"

Fushe seemed to recall some things, but only some.

The scene shifts to a place where there is no sun or moon in the mountains. After an unknown amount of time, Fushe's injuries have become more and more serious, and he now needs Boyang's support to move around.

[Boyang asked with concern, "...Brother, brother! Are you alright?"]

Fu She, panting heavily, said, "...Haha, look at how badly I'm injured, I'm afraid I won't live much longer."

[Boyang's voice was slightly panicked: "It's just the two of us left, you can't die!"]

"Don't die!" These three words alone were enough to get some readers with low tear thresholds ready to "gather their strength".

Countless sunrises and sunsets have passed, and the scene is a wall with a shadow that looks like a little girl looking for her mother to hug her.

[Boyang chuckled twice: "...Today, I saw my family here underground."]

"Tell me, am I going crazy too?"

Although he said he was crazy, there was a hint of a smile in his emotional tone, indicating that seeing his family really made him happy.

[Fu She: "Bo Yang, do you want to go home?"]

[Boyang: "Since the decision has been made to keep Rong Zhao on the ground, of course I..."]

Bo Yang let out a sigh of relief: "..."

"...Of course I want to go home."

Ye Lan sighed as if trying to release her pent-up emotions.

Boyang probably wanted to say, "Of course I'm mentally prepared," but in the end, he just wanted to go home.

The thought of going home truly resonated with all the Thousand Rock Army soldiers within the underground palace, and Bo Yang was no exception.

But Rong Zhao... I am your elder brother.

I'm glad you were able to live.

Fu She asked with a hint of doubt, "I should have family too, right?"

Even Xiao couldn't control his emotions after seeing this sentence; he really wanted to say, "You are!"

Unfortunately, Fushe couldn't hear it.

Wendy whirred.

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Character Voice Line - Venti: About this gathering

"So that's why Lin Qiu invited me to the party. I see."

Ah, that wine of his, I didn't drink a single drop for nothing.

Chapter 389 Life is but a fleeting moment, all is relinquished

Boyang replied, "Brothers and sisters? There must be some."

Fu She sighed, "Brothers and sisters...yes, who am I? Where is my family?"

At this point, Fushe seemed unable to hold on any longer and collapsed.

Xiao gritted his teeth, the pages of the book crumpling under his grip. Startled, he loosened his grip slightly.

Seeing that he had come to his senses, Wendy breathed a sigh of relief. She turned her head and saw Lin Qiu and Zhong Li standing together, looking at him with eyes that said, "Thank you for your help."

Without saying a word, Wendy reached out and asked for a drink.

Navia, who was standing to the side, did not want to cry, but she noticed Xiao's reaction, which made her unable to hold back her tears. She quickly put on her sunglasses.

Why couldn't she hold back her tears? Because she thought of something.

Fushe, can you see this from heaven? Xiao is still searching for you five hundred years later.

You have siblings, and your family has been looking for you; they have never given up.

He is right here.

Before Fushe collapsed, Boyang was still saying, "I'm going back..."

After Fushe collapsed, Boyang hurriedly asked, "Brother! What happened to you?!"

"Hang in there...we're the only ones left!"

[Boyang cried out in utter panic: You...you mustn't die first...]

The subtle shift between "Don't die!" and "You absolutely mustn't die first!" is something readers can sense, and it's precisely because they can sense it that they feel even more distressed.

The screen lit up again, Boyang lit a fire, and Fushe sat up again, gesturing with one hand as he spoke:

"...Jinpeng...is that you?"

His height, as he held the candle flame, was rather short, which was in line with Xiao's height.

[Fu She seemed not to hear Bo Yang's words and continued, "I'm in such a sorry state, I'm embarrassed to see you."]

"...Look...there's someone over there..."

"These people...are...are...mine..."

【"mine..."】

family.

Fushe recalled the memories, but the scene was not pleasant.

Water Yaksha Vanan's 'claws' pierced the chest of Rock Yaksha Minu, and blood stained the scene.

In this painting, the hem of Mi Nu's clothes is very similar to Zhong Li's, which shows that he really likes this design.

It's a pity that he designed clothes for the Emperor, but he never got to see Zhongli wearing them, nor did he have the chance to design new clothes for Zhongli again.

Fire Demon Yingda was wailing and crying in pain, as if setting herself on fire, and two lines of tears streamed down her face.

Alone, he burned to ashes in the flames.

The last Wind Yaksha Golden Roc was also roaring in pain. His body was covered in blood on the battlefield, and the most conspicuous red was the blood tears flowing from his eyes.

In real life, Xiao also shed tears; he wept without any expression on his face.

[Fu She: "I remember now...you are..."]

The scene suddenly becomes peaceful. Mi Nu shows Fu She the clothes, but Fu She is shirtless and doesn't want to wear them. Xiao sits on the hilltop, silently watching his brothers.

The two Yaksha sisters whispered to each other. Yingda covered her mouth and chuckled, looking lively and cheerful. Fa Nan was much quieter, standing next to Yingda and very demure.

This is their daily life together; at this moment, they are no different from anyone else.

In the next scene, Xiao is sleeping in, while Fushe is drawing on Xiao's face with a brush, and the other three Yakshas are laughing and peeking from behind.

The heartwarming scene brought a smile to the readers' faces, but the smile lasted only a second.

[Fu She: "...These brothers and sisters have come to pick me up, Boyang."]

The image shows the backs of five Yakshas.

Readers understand that Fushe regained his memory during a final burst of lucidity before death, and this was the first time he had correctly called Boyang by his name.

[Boyang exclaimed in surprise: "You're awake? At least... at least tell me your name!"]

Bo Yang also realized the state of the Yaksha brothers and thought that at least he should know their names so that they would not die as nameless Yakshas.

The mirror-like images are of demons, calling out his name.

Yingda: "Big Brother!"

[Fa Nan: "Brother Fu She."]

[Mi Nu: "Hey, Fushe."]

The mirror shattered completely, just like the character illustration Lin Qiu had drawn earlier. Lin Qiu used the same move twice, but since the readers aren't Saint Seiya fans, this move still worked.

The last image shows Xiao extending his hand:

"Floating Abode."

He was the only mirror that didn't break.

Fushe's mask shattered, and a ball of lightning condensed in his hand, illuminating the surroundings. A smile appeared on his face as he sat up straight, his tone proud:

"My name is Fushe."

He said in his proudest voice:

[This means, "Life is but a fleeting moment; let go of everything!"]

The scene shifts to the mountains on the ground, but this time Zhongli is not on the mountain peaks.

Fushe died, and Boyang became the last one left, the loneliest one.

He will die silently, no one will know when he closes his eyes, no one will cry for him then, no one.

After that, even when he 'saw his family' again, he had no one to confide in.

He could no longer speak with a joyful voice, saying, "I saw my family today."

He would want to talk to his family, but he could only pass by them. At that moment, he would wonder who was the false one in his heart.

Is it his family? Or him?

[...I saw my family, my wife and children...They walked towards me, passed through me, and disappeared.]

[...Perhaps I've gone mad too!]

Such a 'explosive ending' is hard for readers to handle, even for demon gods like Gui Zhong and Heulia.

Not to mention Funina, one story made her cry twice.

Even Zhongli couldn't help but close his eyes; the creases in the book revealed his feelings.

Ying closed the book, her mind a jumble of thoughts. She found it hard not to empathize with the stories about her brothers and sisters.