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

Even if the other party refutes you, and the Pure Land of the Night rejects you, don't you still have us, your retainers, by your side?

[Little Amy: "Manyo..."]

At this moment, Amy was extremely shaken. Despite Wan Ye's cooperation, she still couldn't regain her previous mindset.

[Manyo continued, "I am a swordsman from Inazuma, responsible for your safety. As for these others, they came at your request."]

This was the 'position' that Little Amy gave them at the beginning, and Wan Ye still remembers it now; he was really too gentle.

For some reason, this concern brought some readers to tears.

It feels so warm to be understood and supported.

Mona, Xin Yan, and the Traveler naturally didn't object; everyone was supporting Amy because they were friends.

Go, little Amy, go and transform that imperfect paradise into the place you desire!

The Thousand People Law... I mean, the white-stockinged Fischl is still dealing damage.

[Fischl in the Night taunts: "...Oh, you've made a friend. But do you think that's enough to beat me?"]

"I am your fear and darkness, the nightmare you have been unable to escape for so many years. In my presence, you are utterly worthless."

In response to Fischl's words, Amy replied:

"...No. I can't...I...can't lose yet."

Little Amy has decided to stop being cotton and become a steel plate!

I challenge you to a duel before the Emperor!

"I'm the winner! Just you wait, you'll regret this!"

To initiate a 'duel before the emperor,' one must first get in front of the opponent; to get in front of the opponent, one must face this maze-like library.

The story features several people accompanying little Amy as she walks through the maze-like library.

The library was almost entirely filled with monsters, just like the fear in Amy's heart.

Xin Yan: "Cheer up! Don't lose to others, and more importantly, don't lose to yourself! You are not weak at all."

[Mona: "Hmm? The divination seems to have come true again. The result is... the Fischl I know won big."]

Mona's divination hadn't actually returned; she was just comforting little Amy, as everyone had been doing along the way.

Friendship, victory, battle – that's what shonen manga is all about!

When she arrived in front of the six-eared macaque, White Silk Fischl, she was taken aback, never expecting that little Amy could actually get out of the maze.

[Fairy in a panic: "...Get out of my way!"]

Look, even their lines after defeat are so similar to Rosalyn's. Let's just say it was a duel in front of the emperor.

Now it's king versus king time. Little Amy says: Your verbal attack is over, right? It's my turn next. No objections?

[Little Amy: "You look down on me, you think I'm weak and insignificant."]

"I have had those days because... I'm someone who can't face reality, someone who daydreams all the time and is incredibly vulnerable."

"But now I understand. The instant I saw this illusion, I understood."

"Do you see that amazing illusion outside? So vast, so beautiful… That's my imagination, the source of my power."

Fischl in real life deeply resonated with this sentiment, and when she saw the illustration, she exclaimed that this was the vast world she had always imagined!

This is her imagination! It's her dream, her fairy tale!

She will proudly show everyone, "Look, it is so beautiful!"

In the story, Amy goes on a rampage, mocking Fischl for being the loser and the one who dragged her down!

"You're cowardly, so you're covered in thorns; you're timid, so you disguise yourself with self-abandonment. You're... weaker than me."

Just like Mona said, you're so good at criticizing yourself, this must have been bothering you for a long time, right?

I can only say that she is a true best friend; she really understands Fischl.

Here's a translation of what Amy means: You're giving up on yourself and hiding here pretending to be someone you're not, but I won't. I'll continue to face all of this!

I have my partners, Oz, and everyone else. I and we will not stop here!

Yes, Amy isn't just an ordinary chuunibyou (a person with delusions of grandeur); she's also an excellent adventurer! She has companions!

An adventurer must have the spirit to take risks and the courage to face anything!

Her courage comes from being with everyone; these brief moments together can overcome the loneliness she has endured for over a decade.

Now, she must reclaim her adventure companion.

Little Amy leans closer to Fischl: "Give it back to me! Give me back what's mine! The Dark Night Sanctuary, the Royal City, my people... and most importantly, my comrade, Oz!"

In the illustration, little Amy leans in close, while Fischl in white stockings shrinks back in fear; the two women are very close together.

People who get this close usually either get into a fight or are about to kiss.

Oz can also be seen in the illustration; he's between the two women, and thankfully Fischl's chest isn't very large, otherwise she would have blocked his view.

Oz exclaimed, "My goodness, Miss, you can speak so fluently and with such great spirit! You've truly grown into a princess!"

They have indeed grown; they can now speak in such long and complex sentences.

Now it seems Oz thinks black stockings are better.

Little Amy was furious: "You dare to speak again, you traitor!"

I told you you were my most important partner, but you betrayed me!

You naughty crow! I'll go home and get my little leather whip to give you a good thrashing!

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Character Voice - Fischl: About Oz

Fischl: "That Oz fellow, he's my retainer but he's always lecturing me, how awful!"

Oz: "Ahem, miss, watch your words."

Fischl: "...Oz!"

Chapter 451 Accepting yourself is difficult

But then again, what exactly constitutes betrayal? Aren't they all Fischl?

Oz won't betray Fischl by siding with anyone; I'll side with whoever wins.

Oz said, "No, miss, I'm here to prove something to you all."

"Oz will follow Princess Fischl, the Queen of Judgment. When I stand on this side, you haven't lost your identity, have you?"

The smooth-talking Oz convinced Amy, making her think.

In the story, Oz, seeing little Amy deep in thought, quickly asked, "Then let me test you: 'What do you think "Fischl" actually is?'"

Fischl in the Night considered Fischl a 'cowardly, weak loser.'

Little Amy felt that Fischl was herself, that's right, even the cowardly and weak loser that the other person described was actually herself.

She is Fischl, and she has learned an important lesson in life—accepting herself.

Whether she is great and brave, or cowardly and timid, this is who she is.

Fischl: So, I insulted myself?

Oz: Correct! Now, use your mouth!

[Oz: "Fischl, perhaps the princess of judgment, but not always. Perhaps brave and proud, but also cowardly and weak."]

The illustration depicts two Fischl gazing at each other, with the camera focusing on their backs.

Behind their beautiful, pure white backs are adorned a pair of wings; Amy's wings are those of an angel, and Fischl's are those of a devil.

"Fischl is yourself. Both noble and ordinary, a first-rate adventurer who never quite makes many friends, and the princess of the Kingdom of the Unbelievable."

"Fischl, both timid and strong, fears the gossip of others, yet yearns for their respect."

More importantly, Fischl is not a loser; she is a self-critical, resilient, and determined individual who can get back up after being defeated!

Little Amy is Fischl! She's not just playing Fischl, she'll become Fischl, the ideal version of herself.

Ravens love shiny things, so Oz wanted to make Fischl a shiny being, not just someone who shone in his eyes.

These words brought tears to Amy's eyes; only she truly understood her own pain.

She herself didn't realize that what she considered shortcomings were actually shining strengths in the other person's eyes.

Yes, she tried to escape, but she never gave up, and even now she hasn't given up on these fantasies.

Even if her parents no longer support her, even if everyone thinks she's strange.

Even with countless strange looks directed at little Amy, she never gave up.

She picked up pebbles to build a castle, she used dolls to play her subjects, and she created a small and forbidden paradise!

Fischl's childhood dream has not yet shattered; it was built by her own hands and protected by her own hands.

She will tell everyone that she is the Princess of Judgment! She is Princess Fischl of the Pure Land of Dark Night!

If she were to run away after reading a story like this, she wouldn't be Fischl!

Negative emotions won't disappear, but now is the time to face them!

Mona had been secretly observing her, and only now that she saw her emotions had recovered did she feel relieved.

Fischl was not the only one who shed tears; many readers also cried along with her.

This story wasn't particularly impactful, but for some reason, Oz's words moved everyone deeply.

Is it this feeling of being trusted and understood? Or is it because everyone has gone through similar periods? Perhaps 'everyone is Fischl'.

Unlike Fischl, most people gave up and compromised.

Struggling, escaping, unable to accept one's ordinariness and failure.

Eventually, after an unknown amount of time, everyone learned to accept themselves and grew up.

Oz's words seem to have taken everyone back to that time, allowing them to see themselves back then, and tears involuntarily flowed down their faces.

Can Fischl reconcile with himself? Everyone hopes so, because they haven't been able to.

Most people haven't actually reconciled with their past selves; they've simply run away from it, avoided it, and unknowingly, their childhood selves have disappeared.

So now everyone hopes that Fischl can do it, which would be a dream come true. Will he win?

Nasita, the dream-fulfilling master, blinked. She seemed to be going through this period herself, and she hadn't yet fully accepted herself.

In Nasita's heart, she was inferior to the Great Tree King; she was a 'loser'.

It wasn't about comparing ourselves to others, but rather a fear of letting down the Tree King and its people.

This is also why she cannot leave the cage; there is a 'cage' in her heart as well.

The Great Sage began to manipulate Narcissus from birth, constantly calling her a failure and an unqualified god.

How could she, a newborn girl, know what it takes to be a qualified god? The void itself didn't know what a qualified god should be like either, and gradually she was manipulated by PUA.

The traveler's appearance saved Nasita, not by releasing her from her cage, but by giving her courage from the bottom of her heart!

Just as Oz gave Fischl affirmation, the traveler gave Narcida affirmation.

For insecure people, a word of affirmation is invaluable, and they will be willing to work hard to avoid disappointing you.

They're not trying to prove how great they are; they're trying to prove that your judgment was correct.

Therefore, for Nasita, the traveler was her 'first sage'.

It wasn't because she was 'released,' but because she was 'saved.'

“Lin Qiu… let’s do as you say.” Nasida muttered to herself, “I should ’accept myself’ too.”

Furina also did things like denying herself and escaping reality. She was very strong; five hundred years of self-criticism could not break her spirit.

No, it might have already collapsed.

But she couldn't give up; the belief in her heart continued to support her.