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

People now have a very bad impression of the Fools and are quite wary of them.

Therefore, Manyo was always worried about the presence of the Fatui's camp here and had to check it every day.

Mona also knew about the Fatui. Although her Water Divination Plate was severely affected, she still managed to glean information about the Fatui from the small amount of data that had been restored.

Lin Qiu wrote in her book: 'She really is a genius.'

To be able to see through the Fools' messages with only a slight recovery of their original state—what else could this be but genius?

Without the influence of deities like Narcida, I can't even imagine how crazy Mona would have become in this story.

So the prophet who first "cut" was right; Nasita was indeed wise.

Mona's mouth dropped open when she saw Lin Qiu's words, and her silly chuckle drew frequent glances from Fischl, who was somewhat worried about her best friend's mental state.

Unfortunately, Mona didn't drool; she wasn't 'wise' enough.

The reason she was laughing like that was because Lin Qiu had acknowledged that she was a genius.

Don't underestimate this admission. If an ordinary person said she was a genius, she wouldn't feel anything. At most, she would turn her head arrogantly, flip her hair, and say, "Hmph, of course I am."

But the feeling of being acknowledged by the traveler and Lin Qiu was completely different.

Because the Traveler is really amazing and has a great reputation in Teyvat, Mona would be very happy and a little shy if she acknowledged him.

Being acknowledged by Lin Qiu would be even more different, because she already regarded Lin Qiu as a benchmark of genius, someone whose predictive abilities at such a young age were no less than those of an old woman.

When a genius praises himself as a genius, she immediately feels recognized and smiles as if she's floating on air—well, she is.

How big is the difference between being praised by an ordinary person and being praised by Lin Qiu?

It's probably the difference between being praised as a good general by Zhao Gou and Zhu Qizhen, and being praised as a good general by Li Shimin and Ying Zheng.

It should be noted that the latter two had countless powerful generals under their command, and in Mona's view, Lin Qiu had also seen countless geniuses.

So when Lin Qiu called her a genius, she got carried away.

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Character Voice - Mona: About 'Genius'

"What? You also know about Lin Qiu's praise of me? Oh, it's nothing, it's just my level of genius."

Chapter 442 How about a Humble Abode?

In the story, she also became arrogant. In the camp of the Fatui, there was only a mysterious device, but no Fatui members.

Mona, feeling quite cocky, decided to use her divination board to find out where the Fools were. She was a genius! Finding out the Fools' whereabouts would be a piece of cake, wouldn't it?

I can even calculate for you how many children they will have in the future!

However, the confident Mona hadn't considered anything. She didn't even know how many children she would have, let alone whether she would find a partner.

As the water in the basin became murky again, the unknown force grew stronger once more, converging on a distant island.

The third island has changed; whose dream is this?

When the group arrived at the island, they found Fischl, who had run away and was acting alone, standing right there.

Fischl: Brothers, in the end I made this decision. I'm giving up the five million Night Ravens of Darkness and deciding to return to Friends.

Fischl: "...Hmph, so you've come, you foolish retainers."

Her opening remarks were still so childish and eccentric, which actually made the readers breathe a sigh of relief.

That's great. She's still as immature as ever. It seems like nothing unexpected happened and her inner demons didn't affect her.

Oz, standing next to Fischl, seemed a little nervous and unusually talked back.

Fischl: "I can act alone, Oz. If you tire of the night's intrusion, retreat to the daylight."

[Oz: "Miss, such words are not how you should speak to me. I am your squire, your eyes and ears, and I cannot abandon you."]

Everyone frowned. Something was wrong. Although Fischl was still quite immature, she seemed really off. Why would she say something like that to Oz?

Although Fischl is a bit of a chuunibyou (a person with delusions of grandeur), she doesn't say anything hurtful.

It seems this is Fischl's dream, otherwise she wouldn't be so anxious. She still doesn't want to face her dream.

Fischl ran away, and Oz chased after her, but the others didn't catch up immediately because they knew that Fischl needed to be alone more right now.

Fischl: Guys, I've made a fool of myself in the end, so I've decided to leave Friends.

The others rested where they were, waiting for the secret realm to appear, eager to see what Fischl was so unwilling to face.

The traveler waited for a whole day, and opened his eyes the next day.

The islands themselves haven't changed much. Following the previous pattern, there should be an 'entrance' on the islands now, just like the bonsai on Manyo Island and the drum on Xinyan Island.

Of course, it's also possible that Fischl wasn't ready and that's why nothing changed, since it was her dream.

The group planned to look for Fischl first, but instead of finding Fischl, they found a raven statue and a book.

The statue looked just like Oz, a 'Statue of Oz' wearing a scarf.

When everyone picked up the book, they saw that it was called "The Chant of the Holy Kingdom," a book that even Mona had never read.

The book cover features a woman in a deep purple dress, who upon closer inspection appears to be Fischl with white hair.

Mona's knowledge and book collection are quite impressive; it's rare to find books that even she hasn't seen before.

Mona had probably forgotten the consequences of watching the old woman's 'dark history', and she watched Fischl's 'dark history' with everyone else.

Upon opening the book, it turned out to be not a diary, but a 'biography' written by Fischer, similar to a novel.

Readers were shocked. Were they supposed to watch other people read novels within the novel itself?

That one sentence alone is enough to confuse us!

Fischl nearly fainted, her eyes rolling back in her head. "No! I don't want all of Teyvat to see my novel!"

Fischl glared at Lin Qiu, "You bastard, it's one thing to write your own novel, but why did you have to include my novel in your own novel?!"

I'm going to sue you! I'm going to sue you for copyright infringement!!! Waaaaah~.

However, when Fischl thought about how suing Lin Qiu would require using this book as evidence and making everyone read it again, he gave up.

Anyway, I never really wanted to sue Lin Qiu, so let's settle it. Shh, can we settle it?

Dear Lin, please don't hurt me, sob sob sob.

Mona was somewhat curious, because she had actually tried writing novels before, thinking that this would make her prophetic abilities more powerful, like Lin Qiu's.

After she finished writing, she showed it to Fischl, who described it as a mess. Not to be outdone, she wanted to see just how good Fischl's writing was!

Continuing to read with a critical eye, they discovered that there was nothing from Fischl's novel, because the group had entered a dream world.

The illusion here turned out to be a castle, and the novel written by Fischl was no longer there.

Just as Fischl smiled, relieved that the reconciliation had actually worked, a narration appeared next to the illustration of the castle when she turned the page.

[Narrator: "The people of today have no recollection of this, but scholars know that Her Highness the Princess reigned over the world during the chaotic period, about six hundred years before the time of the saints."]

The narrator's voice came on as soon as the characters entered the story, which seems to be the content of the biography, and the opening explains the background.

This dreamlike scene is Princess Fischl's castle, also known as Fischl Castle.

Fischl: "It's...it's actually quite pretty..."

Little Amy was captivated by the castle in the illustration and suddenly longed for such a dream.

This was her fantasy, her world... such a grand and beautiful world!

Hehehe, that's so true to me!

Now it was Fischl's turn to grin and laugh, which drew frequent glances from Mona.

They must be best friends, because they are really similar in some ways.

For example, they like to be praised and recognized, are easily shy, and are also quite arrogant. Oh, and they won't admit to the last one.

At this moment, Fischl is actually just like her in the story. She also has her own inner demons. She doesn't care if her chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur) is discovered, but she doesn't want to face this 'falseness'.

Because this was a fantasy she had abandoned when she was 'weak and cowardly', and she didn't know how to pick it up again.

Having abandoned her 'pure land' and 'people' as a princess, do I still have the right to pick it up again?

This is Fischl's worry, her inner demon, and she is also questioning her own acceptance of 'fantasy'.

After all, it wasn't just everyone and her parents who denied it; even she herself had denied it... until Oz appeared.

But now she's seeing her dream... Such a beautiful fantasy, what am I afraid of?

Are you afraid of your own fantasies? Are you afraid of the world you create?

No, this shouldn't be the case. This beautiful world is something I've imagined. Shouldn't I be proud of it?

Because she had established good relationships with Lin Qiu and others in advance, Xiao Aimi is now receiving more recognition.

So at this moment, she had gradually overcome her inner demons and was able to continue reading with peace of mind.

[Narrator: "She had compassion for all living beings and could not bear to see them suffer, so she wove the night and dreams into the first night to shelter all things."]

Chapter 443 Fischl von Lufschloss Nafidott

There was a device in front of everyone that seemed to allow them to see and change things using the 'eyes of the night raven'.

Just like Fischl in her teenage years, she saw a 'world' that was different from the ordinary.

However, this device was just placed there openly, with a peculiar shape, and you could tell at a glance that something was fishy.

It gives the impression of inviting everyone to come and use it, which is rather straightforward.

It's safe to say that Fischl is truly authentic; he may seem a bit immature on the surface, but he's incredibly frank inside.

Little Amy wanted to close the book, close her eyes, and deceive herself: if I can't see it, it doesn't exist.

"The subjects cheered and worshipped Her Highness the Princess's power, and following her call, they flocked to the sacred land that would later be known as the 'Pure Land of the Night.'"

The castle is located within the 'Pure Land of Night', which shows that Fischl's fantasy is very grand and realistic, as if it really exists.

Mona couldn't help but praise, "It's pretty good."

Upon hearing this, Amy immediately perked up, and her shyness vanished.

"Hmph, my Night's Pure Land is even more magnificent and wonderful than the ones in the books!" Fischl was smug, puffing out her small chest, which was much larger than the hall master's.

It has to be said that the two of them have a really good relationship, and it will probably be even better after seeing this story.

Mona was wondering to herself, "I was hoping to see Fischl make a fool of himself, but this story is surprisingly well-written."

How come his writing seems so much easier to understand when he speaks incomprehensible?

All I can say is that these kinds of cringeworthy things sound cringeworthy when spoken aloud, but they don't feel that way when written down.

The story follows several people exploring the Xiehuang Castle, where they can also hear narration, making it a novel adventure experience.

[Narrator: "We established the Holy Kingdom, honoring Her Highness the Princess as the supreme being, and brought poetry, drama, and adventure into the land, making them the cornerstones of the Pure Land of Dark Night."]

Poetry is the favorite of Mondstadt people, drama is Amy's hobby, and adventure is Amy's job. This outline can only be said to fit the character setting.

"When the rain stopped, Her Highness the Princess descended the heavenly steps, allowing the assembled officials to witness her divine radiance."

Descending from the heavenly steps to behold its sacred radiance, this description evokes the image of General Thunder and Lightning.

The general really did descend from the 'heavenly steps,' step by step, as if walking down stairs from the sky.

The holy light was even more dazzling. I'm not talking about the slimes, I'm talking about the lightning from the drawn sword. It was too blinding.

In conclusion, I get it, Fischl wants to be the Thunder God of Mondstadt!

Readers of this story can understand the narrative, but they can't help but marvel at Fischl's astonishing vocabulary...

Not everyone can pull off a "chuunibyou" (a Japanese term for someone with delusions of grandeur); most people couldn't come up with that kind of vocabulary.

Even if you asked Ke Lai, she wouldn't be able to say such a word, let alone read it.

However, the literacy rate in Teyvat is quite high. Most ordinary people can read, and among the playable characters, only Razor, Krystal, and the two loli characters, Qiqi and Klee, are illiterate.

No, thinking about it carefully, Qiqi can also read prescriptions, and she seems to be literate. So, it turns out that Keli doesn't know many words.