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

Why didn't the lockdown order keep 'this thing' within the country?! Don't let it wander into Mount Sumeru!

The readers were already feeling uncomfortable, but then they smiled when they saw the person that Dixia introduced to the traveler in the story.

Asfard, the advisor to that group of thirty, unexpectedly returned after searching around.

This traveler had already sought him out through connections before, so what's the point of coming back again?

It actually worked! Desia had her own face, and with Desia's intervention, Asfard revealed another matter: information about 'divine jar knowledge'.

The Order lost this item, and current intelligence points to Port Ormos.

Port Ormos is a good place because the Council of the Church is rather useless. Under its autocratic rule, it can't even manage the rainforest properly, let alone the desert.

Daocheng Forest has a 'military governor', and the port of Ormos is not under the control of the Church.

It gradually became a lawless place, so there were many illegally sold items in Port Omos.

Asfar whispered, "Here's a tip: say you're students of the Order of the Church, it'll be easier."

The Sumeru people were dumbfounded. No, we don't care if you criticize the Order of the Church, but why expose our little secrets!

You've ruined everything we bought on Taobao for our graduation projects! Qiu Cheng, how are you going to repay us for what you owe us!

Are we really going to have to do our own graduation projects? My advisor will be shocked when he sees them.

No, Qiu Cheng is just a novelist. What does he know about the future? The blame should be placed on Asfard.

It wasn't just the Sumerians in the rainforest who were annoyed; the desert was equally annoyed with Asfard.

Because Asfard explicitly expressed his disapproval of the 'resurrected Red King' in the story.

This was a serious offense to the desert people. Most of those who could read the prophecy books were desert mercenaries, and almost all of them believed in the Red King.

They just felt that Asfad had been living like a 'city person' for a few days and didn't know where his hometown was anymore.

Asphalt is probably the most distressed person in Sumeru right now. He is disloyal to the Order of the Fathers, exposes the students' secrets, and opposes the resurrection of the Red King. He has accumulated all the buffs and is not liked by either side.

However, Asfard didn't think it would be a big deal. After all, he was already so insatiable. He had already offended almost all the Sumeru people, so how much worse could things get?

Their reputation has hit rock bottom; from now on, it will only improve!

Otherwise, how could he become an advisor to a group of thirty people? His mental fortitude is ridiculously strong.

Asfard's opposition to the 'resurrection of the Red King' is not a matter of whether or not they believe in the Red King, but rather because the Red King has been dead for over a thousand years, so how can he be resurrected?

For over a thousand years, everyone else was fighting against the Qing and restoring the Ming, but you were fighting against the Qing and restoring the Tang?

Aside from Lin Qiu, who is an unconventional being, it is indeed a little bit unrealistic to resurrect a demon god who has been dead for thousands of years.

In fact, resurrecting the Red King might be more difficult than creating another god.

Creating a god at least has a strategy: just pile on power and stats.

The resurrected god is truly like trying to catch a hedgehog with bare hands—there's no way to begin.

Anyway, now that the information was in hand, Yingmei from the story arrived at Port Ormos as Asfard had instructed.

This is indeed a very bustling port, and there are indeed some students from the Faculty of Education looking worriedly as they search for something.

The traveler was eavesdropping on their conversation, and the sharp-eyed Sumerian noticed that the student's insignia belonged to the Sumeru school.

The members of the Sulun School were horrified, while the other schools breathed a sigh of relief, thank goodness we didn't run into them.

Yingmei's investigation in Ormus Harbor terrified the students of the Six Schools of Thought, who feared they might see themselves in the story.

The three people mentioned in the book have peacefully closed their eyes. Now, let alone staying to work at the Order of the Church, even graduating will be difficult.

However, foreigners don't really care what faction they belong to; they are more concerned about one thing.

The Orthodox Council in Port Ormos has little authority, and the thirty-person group is not very effective.

But there is one exception: the void!

Even in a place like Port Ormos, people's dependence on the void remains absolute.

The people of Sumeru didn't think much of it, so they focused on the schools of thought of their students.

But this is very abnormal in the eyes of people from other countries. You should know that even in Liyue, there are people like Keqing who would question whether the Emperor's words are correct.

But even in the most lawless port of Omos in Sumeru, no one questions the void, which is very abnormal!

This is also because the void is more reliable than search engines; the information there is almost always true. The Sumeru people don't even need to judge whether it's true or false, so they simply give up thinking.

The problem is that the Council of Religion uses the void to spread false information.

To the readers' delight, the story finally introduces a Sumeru being who is less reliant on the void—Elhesen.

The traveler overheard the people of the "Eye of Ahmar" and then spent 500,000 to gather information, learning that "the Great Tree King betrayed the Red King."

Readers are skeptical of this kind of 'betrayal' intelligence.

But they haven't forgotten about the Rock God and the Salt God. Didn't they say that the Rock God betrayed the Sodium Chloride Demon God back then?

Let's not rush to take sides, or we might accidentally end up with the question, "Do you know more about the Tree King than I do?"

That person's statement has now become a famous Teyvat saying, constantly reminding everyone, and it can be considered a 'good story'.

[Tarik (Gilded Troupe): "If you're trembling with fear, it might not be too late to convert to Lord Red King now, hahahaha."]

Upon seeing this, D'Artagnan became interested and said to Rosalind:

"You're trembling, are you because of fear? Hahaha, you still lost to them, hahaha."

"He also said he was trembling with fear, do you think he can win? Hahahaha!"

Rosalyn clenched her fists. "What are you laughing at? You've never beaten me either! At least I can beat you."

D'Artagnan: "Alright, let's fight!"

It's winter now, and it's already quite cold, so D'Artagnan keenly sensed the drop in room temperature.

"Are you serious?" Tartaglia was excited. "Come on, what doesn't kill me only makes me stronger!"

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Character Voice Lines - Elhesen: About the Void

Tools are neither good nor bad, but people are.

Chapter 512 Clang! Dolly Makes Her Appearance

The traveler in the story almost got into a fight with a mercenary group because of a man.

The man's name was Al Heissen. Judging from his face, he had a cold expression, sharp eyes, a chiseled face, and eyes like stars. He was truly a great man.

Hmm, he's holding a book, so he must be an academic, right?

Looking at his arms again, those muscles all over his body looked like they could kill a bull with one punch.

Uh... I guess I mean academics?

What is this? The power of knowledge? Can reading really build muscle?

Elhesen's timely arrival exposed the mercenary group's lies and saved the travelers' 500,000.

[Tarik threatened: "Fine... if you really want to die, we'll meet at the pier in front of the Pharos Lighthouse next week at four o'clock this afternoon."]

Sino: "Do you know why we met on the pier in front of the Pharos Lighthouse?"

This issue has drawn attention, including from Elhesen.

The main reason is that, after all, Seno is the Grand Disciplinary Officer, and he should have investigated Port Ormos. Everyone thought he knew some secrets.

"Because that's a pier!"

Everyone: "..."

I thought you had some profound insights! I really overestimated you!

In short, after a challenge to fight with the words "Don't leave after school, let's meet in the alley near the school gate!", the members of the gilded tour group left the money and ran away.

Al-Hysen was unfazed by the threat; he was no delicate scholar, but rather possessed strength and resourcefulness.

He didn't seem to care about the traveler's thanks, but instead made a few sarcastic remarks to the restaurant owner, got a free meal, and left.

Elhesen was aloof and didn't want to hear the traveler's thanks, which made the traveler unhappy.

Whose gratitude do you think you're receiving? It's the traveler's gratitude!

In the story, Yingmei chased after Elhesen; today, you must accept this gratitude!

Well, actually, the real purpose was to ask for some information; this guy seemed to know a lot about it.

By flexing his muscles in front of Elhesen, the traveler had earned Elhesen's approval.

The two parties reached an agreement, and Elhesen told Yingmei about a 'mysterious hunting spot' (Dolly's Mysterious Shop).

Dolly doesn't trade with the members of the Church, but Elhesen happens to be one of them, so he needs the Traveler to trade with them on his behalf and establish a relationship of trust.

[Elhaisen: "I need you to find someone. Her name is Dolly, and she's a traveling general store owner."]

"She often manages to get her hands on really good stuff; some people say there's nothing she wouldn't dare sell if there's profit to be made."

Dolly scratched her head, "This... I thank you for the compliment?"

The fact that she appeared in the prophecy book and even received her approval is a huge endorsement!

The value of the prophecy book goes without saying, and Dolly has essentially gotten free advertising for it, which is incredibly gratifying.

But why did Dolly seem hesitant and not so happy?

Dolly had a bad feeling. What was going on? She went out for a walk and came home to find her jungle was about to be invaded!

I'm already on guard, so please don't write down every possible way to meet me!

All I did was sell some 'forbidden DVDs,' why is that mentioned in a book of prophecy?

The disciplinary officers stared wide-eyed, intently watching what was about to unfold. A fish, such a huge fish.

In the story, Elhesen is like the 'young master' of Sumeru, bearing all the costs of this operation, just like D'Artagnan.

The traveler's job was simply to run errands, taking Elhesen's money to find Dolly's informant. Elhesen also provided the traveler with a coded message list.

The label read, "Come buy completely unsweetened spices: Tell the informant you want to see Dolly."

The discipline officers secretly lamented, "Why couldn't we just tell us the code?"

Now that it's written so openly, won't that little fox Dolly immediately cut ties?

Hey Al-Hysen, aren't you on our side? How come you didn't hand over this kind of intelligence?

As it turns out, the little fox is indeed a little fox. Even though the traveler in the story communicated exactly according to the coded message, the contact still took precautions and brought the traveler to Dolly by 'escaping'.

At the same time, Dolly's illustrations also appeared before everyone.

Readers were truly surprised that Dolly, the cunning and shrewd businesswoman, was actually a little girl! And quite adorable!

However, she was indeed cunning and shrewd; she had no clothes on her shoulders, probably because they were too slippery to wear properly, leaving her bare shoulders exposed.

Not only her shoulders, but also a lot of her waist was exposed. However, she was too petite and had no figure to speak of. The hall master's chest was about the same size as hers, but at least the hall master had a slimmer waist.

The leader's figure could be described as X-shaped, but Dolly's figure looked more like an H-shape, with only a slight waistline.

The most eye-catching thing is Dolly's glasses, which add a lot to her 'shrewd' aura. If it weren't for those glasses, she would just look like a little girl.

Paimon exclaimed in surprise, "Eh? What? You're Dolly? I thought you were some kind of scary gang leader..."

In fact, this is what most people imagine; no one would have thought that the biggest merchant in the black market would actually be a little girl.

However, this little girl is indeed a 'little adult', even praising Paimon and the Traveler, mainly for their good stamina and speed.

No matter what you're praising, if someone is being overly solicitous, they're probably up to no good. Kind words don't cost money, but they can make money.

And this praise is not an exaggeration. The traveler is indeed remarkable in this respect. Despite being wanted by multiple countries, she has not been caught. You could say she runs too fast.

[Dolly complained: "Those guys who have money but get out of breath after running a few steps not only easily fall into the hands of the disciplinary officials, but they also bring trouble to us kind citizens who run small businesses, don't you think?"]

Dolly is a kind-hearted citizen who runs a small business; the word "small" in her name refers to her small business.

It can only be said that Paimon's feelings were correct. Although Dolly looks like a little girl on the outside, she is actually a big sister and an outlaw on the inside.

This outlaw does possess a great deal of knowledge about canning, but most of it is useless.

Things like "Hicmur sociology, ideology and dialectical analysis" are rare, but the reason they are rare is that few people are interested in them.