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

The illustration shows Dina Zede wrapped in a blanket and covering her ears during a thunderstorm, with a bitter expression on her face, but still forcing herself to take the pills.

Dina Zede is looking at her mother with her chin resting on her hand, her face full of smiles.

This really broke down Dina Zede's parents' defenses, especially her mother, who had tears welling up in her eyes every time she blinked.

Dina Zede has almost never left the house. She's a child, after all. How can a child stay at home?

What saddened them even more was that the grass god who comforted Dina Zede was also a god who had been locked up at home since childhood and could not leave his house.

Nasita asked: "Only after getting soaked herself should she offer an umbrella to others."

"Dina Zede, what is your wish?"

Dina Zede let go of her fear; she no longer curled up, but she didn't know what her wish was; she had no wish.

Dina Zede didn't think she would live much longer, so she naturally had no expectations for the future.

Perhaps the only wish I can have is to get better?

Unfortunately, even the Grass God couldn't fulfill this wish. If he could cure the Demon Scale Disease, Nasita wouldn't have watched her people suffer.

So Dina Zede changed her wish.

"Then...can you be my friend?"

[Dina Zede: "Then, I heard the voice say, 'Okay, I'll be your friend.'"]

In the days that followed, Nasita stayed by Dina Zede's side.

The outside world is mysterious and Dina Zede has never seen it, but Nasida will tell her about it.

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Character Voice Lines - Lin Qiu: About Boss Sumeru

"I thought Dina Zede would be my boss, but it turns out to be Nasita!?"

"Never mind, it doesn't matter. As long as there's a place to eat, it's fine. After all, it's the Imperial Dining Palace."

Chapter 508 Nel Appears

Nasita would encourage Dina Zede and tell her many, many interesting stories.

Rainforests, deserts—Nasida's experiences and observations are like a treasure trove, always offering new stories to Dina Zedai.

But Dina Zede could no longer see the words clearly, her eyes filled with tears.

She didn't understand before, but now she does: the Grass God has been imprisoned all along!

Her situation was even worse than her own. At least Dina Zede had loving parents, but Nasita had nothing, yet she would always cheerfully and gently tell her stories from the outside world.

What were Nasita's own expectations when she told those stories?

Dina Zede didn't commit suicide because of these stories; she wanted to see the world and her god.

Fortunately, she came to Lin Qiu's house, and having her expectations fulfilled in front of Naxi Da made her feel a little better.

The rest of Lin Qiu's family breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing this; thankfully, they had rescued the Grass God!

Now that Nasita is free, Dina Zede, once you recover, would you be willing to accompany her to see all the mountains and rivers?

Ahem, in the story, Dinazede learns about Teyvat through Nasita's 'eyes'.

Nasita was her first friend, so she wanted to see Nasita no matter what.

In the book, the "Flower Goddess's Birthday" is just a few days away. This is a festival to celebrate the birthday of the Grass God. Dina Zede ran away to help prepare for the "Flower Goddess's Birthday".

People used to celebrate the "Birthday of the Flower Goddess," but under the influence of the Church of Christ, more and more people have stopped celebrating it.

This is clearly a festival for the Great Tree King, yet it is being ignored by the Order of the Church. In the end, what they care about is not any deity, but only whether it can bring them 'benefits'.

Instead of solving any of Sumeru's many problems, he wanted to create a god to possess.

Now that the Church has abandoned this festival, the Void is also constantly influencing the Sumeru people under their influence, and gradually everyone has given up.

This is why everyone already knew that the Church of Christ was anti-Christian from the beginning; otherwise, they would have mistaken it for a rebellion.

Nowadays, only the people in the Grand Bazaar still celebrate the Flower Goddess's birthday festival in Sumeru. These people are not very focused on seeking knowledge in the void, so they are not greatly affected.

But they don't have much money either; Dina Zede is here to be their sugar daddy.

To be honest, the process of becoming a sponsor was quite interesting.

At first, Dina Zede didn't know any of the residents of the Grand Bazaar. Later, she inexplicably met someone who claimed to be from the Grand Bazaar.

What's even more coincidental is that the person was also a believer in the Grass God! And was even preparing for the Flower Goddess's birthday festival! What a coincidence!

Generally speaking, someone who can be this clever is almost certainly a scammer set up for you, right?

Dina Zede said, "So I gave her all my savings, hoping she could prepare well for this festival."

This made readers frown. How could it be such a coincidence? It seemed like a hoax.

How many people in the entire Sumeru region would celebrate the Grass God's birthday? What a coincidence that Dina Zede, who never leaves home, happened to encounter it?

Dina Zede is inexperienced in the ways of the world, but her readers are all seasoned veterans, including many members of a treasure-hunting gang who are considered "heroes of the time."

Everyone can see through this scam at a glance!

Isn't this just because Dina Zedai was naive and tricked her out of her savings, dowry, and other things?

Damn it, which colleague did this? How come I never got to experience something like this? Are they slacking me out of this grand event?

[Dishia asked doubtfully, "Wait a minute, Miss, the friend you're talking about, could it be Nel who delivers flowers to the house?"]

"I saw her leaving the mansion a few days ago; she looked flustered, and it seemed like she was carrying something in her arms. Could it be that you gave her something?"

The reader was now even more convinced that it was definitely a scam!

Looking flustered and carrying something, he must have gotten something from the scam and is trying to run away!

Dina Zede not only got scammed out of money, but she even gave Nilu a dress to sell because she didn't have enough money. Look at her! What a kind victim she is!

Nilu! You are guilty of heinous crimes! Absolutely guilty!

The treasure-hunting team was on the verge of tears. Why didn't we encounter such a good thing? Why didn't we know she worshipped the Grass God earlier!

If I had known there were such gullible people, I could have easily made her V50000 just by pretending to be a believer in the Grass God.

No, this is a devout believer, so we need to add more money, 5000000.

That's a lot; an average person might not earn that many Mora in a year.

It's only because Dina Zede's parents didn't hear this that they would have burst out laughing. What is this? A tiny opening in a louse?

Five million? Is that even money? I'd be embarrassed to give it to you!

If Zaoyou hadn't heard that, she would have been crying her eyes out inside the raccoon doll.

Dina Zede innocently said, "Actually, I made plans with Nilu to go to the Grand Bazaar today. Desia, can you come with me?"

The reader was shocked. Wasn't this person already being scammed enough? Why would they want to scam her again? They can't just keep taking advantage of every single one of her.

Thankfully, Dixia was with us this time; otherwise, they would have all been kidnapped and extorted for ransom. The heist team knows this operation procedure inside and out.

At this moment, Nel, who was reading a book with everyone, had no idea that she had been regarded as a heinous liar who had deceived an innocent young girl.

Sexy Nil online chat~

Nilu was unaware that she was now happy as she read the part about the Flower Goddess's birthday, which reminded her of the celebration a few days ago.

In fact, not only Nil didn't notice that the conversation seemed like a hoax, but neither did anyone else.

Everyone knows Nile's character well, so naturally they don't think she's a liar. Under this premise, watching this conversation feels strangely serendipitous.

Among those who didn't know Nel, Barbara's trust in Nel was off the charts.

Dina Zede is such a devout believer! Such a person will receive divine protection and will not encounter bad people!

Other readers who didn't know Nel continued watching with skepticism, eagerly anticipating the scene where Dixia beat up the liar.

Whether Nilu is a fraud or not, I have my own judgment; one look will tell!

Then they saw an illustration.

The red-haired beauty wore a flowing headscarf that perfectly complemented her twin red ponytails.

The outfit revealed her waist, showcasing her beautiful curves to the fullest. In addition, she exercises regularly, so although her abs aren't as strong as Dixia's, they are still quite shapely.

This was drawn by Lin Qiu himself; his water-themed culinary skills are starting to shine again.

It's a misunderstanding! A complete misunderstanding!

She didn't even need to say "It's so cold"; I could tell at a glance that she was clearly not a scammer!

Thanks to the judgment of our esteemed reader, the House of Commons unanimously ruled that Nel is innocent!

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Character Voice Line - Nil: About the Scammer

Do I... look that much like a con artist?

"On the contrary, Lin Qiu, who said he wanted to do some kind of 'Red Bull sponsorship' in my name, he's the one who's a liar!"

Chapter 509 Red King and Shadow, who is more extreme?

In real life, Nel also saw her own character illustration and thought Lin Qiu's drawing was really good. She quite liked people who were into art, and they had something in common.

She's not shy at all; she's used to being in the public eye, so why would she be shy about an illustration?

In the story, Nel noticed that Dinazede had come with Dishia and assumed that Dinazede had failed to escape and had been captured.

[Dina Zede explained: "A similar situation did occur, but it's alright, Dixia is one of us now."]

[Dishia crossed her arms and turned her head away: "Ahem! Not entirely."]

Huh? Tsundere?

Judging by your appearance, I thought you were a top, but I never expected that.

This is really strange. Not to mention that tsundere characters are more common in Mondstadt, there are very few tsundere characters among the fire element.

Before Desia, only Diluc of Mondstadt had a bit of arrogance, after all, he was from Mondstadt.

Other fire-type characters are all straightforward, so it's rare to see someone so arrogant.

In the story, Nel was quite relieved after learning that Desia had become one of her own, and then asked about Yingmei and Paimon.

Because she wanted to infiltrate the inner circle, Yingmei declared herself a devout follower of the Little Grass God.

Saying something like "I am Nasita's dog" is obviously not appropriate. You can only say "Nasita, I am your fan!" (flying pounce).

Nilu was overjoyed. How could a devout believer reject an opportunity to spread the faith, especially an opportunity to spread it to foreigners?

[Nel: "Great! We definitely can't miss the 'Flora Festival' we've prepared!"]

Upon seeing this sentence, Lin Qiu felt a surge of excitement, an urge to speak out that he had been waiting for, waiting for everyone to read this passage.

Now we finally see Nel turn the page to this point.

Lin Qiu read much faster, so he kept checking where others were, and now he finally got to see where they were.

Lin Qiu asked, "Since there's a Flower Goddess Festival (off-season), then... is there a peak season?"

Sino exclaimed that he was a genius, that this was true talent! They had to test their skills against each other!

Sino replied, "There is no peak season because the peak season has (forgotten) passed."

Lin Qiu gave a thumbs up, "It has to be you!"

In Sumeru, I encountered Seno, who told a lame joke that he was as strong as a monster, and that I couldn't defeat him no matter how hard I tried.

The others were speechless. Why don't you two go outside to fight? The room temperature isn't high to begin with.

Nasida: "This is so funny, the joke here is..."

This made everyone even more unbearable, but luckily Yingmei covered Naxida's mouth to stop her from continuing.

Leaving aside those people who tell lame jokes, let's get back to the story.