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

It can be unknown, but it cannot be unknowable.

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Character Voice - Abedo: About the Chapter of Guo Hu

"...It's a great story. Although I'm not good at mechanical engineering, I'd really like to learn more about Kakata."

Chapter 522 An Unanswerable Question - The End

The Faculty of Orders cannot tolerate Kakata. They not only block experiments and refuse to support them, but also destroy these research reports on mechanical life, and Kakata will be destroyed along with them.

Fortunately, Tina is still here, and he will find a way to deal with these problems.

The rules of the Instruction Council don't apply to him; he is the military governor of Daochenglin.

Tinari warned travelers not to tell the Adventurers' Guild about their research on mechanical life.

This is also to prevent the news from leaking out; the fewer people who know about this, the better.

The readers misunderstood; they didn't realize that Tinari disregarded the rules of the Faith Council and genuinely believed that Kakata would be demolished if it were discovered.

Readers, wipe your tears. This is it, now the whole of Teyvat knows.

Oh no! Does that mean the Order of the Fathers is going to destroy Kakata?

Quick! Let's take on the Commandments one more time! Avengers! Assemble!!

But then I calmed down. No, we've already fought them, and now the Order of the Fathers has changed its leadership, so we can rest assured.

In the story, Tinari tells the traveler to leave first and go to report to Catherine, as the influence of the ley lines here has not completely disappeared, and he is worried about the traveler's health.

[Tinari: "Why are you still here?"]

"I'll handle things here. You go report to the Adventurers' Guild first, then go and rest."

Upon closer examination, readers might wonder if Catherine of the Adventurers' Guild is also showing signs of becoming a mechanical life form.

If Lin Qiu were to write about Catherine's knife later on, the readers would really lose their temper and would definitely turn those knives into razor blades and send them to Lin Qiu.

There was no particular reason; it was simply because I had a lot of contact with Catherine along the way, and we were already quite familiar with each other.

If Catherine were killed, readers wouldn't be able to bear the feeling of losing an old friend.

Although I usually ignore Catherine's "towards the stars and the abyss" when reading, it would be painful if I couldn't hear it.

Readers have learned to self-harm, but thankfully this story doesn't. The traveler goes to find Tinari the next day to plead for Kakata.

When they arrived at Tinari's courtyard, they found him studying plants, and Kakata was in the courtyard.

Paimon asked in confusion, "You...you didn't destroy Kakata?"

[Tinari asked in bewilderment, "Why would I take it apart?"]

"I'm not in the Order House, so what do those rules have to do with me? On the contrary, I'm now the ranger of the Forest of the Way, and I have a duty to protect the life in the forest."

If the Church of Jesus Christ is going to destroy something if it finds out, then why not just prevent the Church of Jesus Christ from finding out?

Tinari: We agreed not to mention that place.

Tinari is not a member of the Suron school, but he has taken some of the Suron school's elective courses. His elective courses are comparable to the compulsory courses of others, and he is fully capable of repairing Kakata.

The same goes for Faroshan. She was an epistemologist and only had a superficial understanding of the basics.

The reader was overjoyed. "Great! Kakata is not only safe, but he's also found a new home. Quickly thank Tinari!"

In fact, one of the most touching aspects of this story is Kakata.

It's so adorable, like a puppy that readers love it, which makes its 'sadness' at the end all the more unsettling.

Kakata himself was aging but never cared, leaving the best parts for Abatui. But he didn't understand why he hadn't woken up even with new parts.

It didn't understand, but tears flowed first. It didn't understand why it wanted to cry, and it didn't understand why a machine could cry.

Humans weep with water, machines weep with electricity; the moment its core flashes with electric light, the whole world knows it has cried.

At the same time, at this very moment, as readers look at Kakata's curled-up body in the illustration and see the parts falling from Abatuyi, a sense of desolation wells up in their hearts.

Kakata's 'hand' touched Abatui, but its mechanical body couldn't feel any temperature.

In the past, it was always Abtuyi who stroked its cold body; now it was its turn.

Like a child crying and digging at his father's grave, he doesn't understand why his father was buried, he doesn't understand why his father doesn't open his eyes, but he seems to realize something and can't stop the tears.

It is this sense of desolation from desperately doing futile work that makes readers accept Kakata as a 'life'.

[Tinari: "Every life that comes into the world has meaning, and this one is no exception. Since it exists, it should not be arbitrarily discarded or destroyed."]

Lei Movie always feels like he's being criticized, but hopefully he's just scaring himself.

Tinari himself isn't particularly interested in the subject of mechanical lifeforms, but a certain sweet girl is somewhat interested, but that's a story for another time.

At the end of the story, there is only a group photo, a photo of Abtuyi and Tinari.

In the photo, Abatui is laughing heartily with his hands on his hips; at that moment, he was a spirited young man.

Tinari used to be posed for photos with his juniors. He said he didn't like it, but he kept every single one of the photos.

"Although I'm not interested in taking group photos, I don't throw them away either, so I just found a box to store them in."

"After returning yesterday, I looked through some things and found some old photos of Abatui, so I gave them to Kakata."

That's right, Tinari found it after returning home and searching through the night.

[Tinari, usually so serious, spoke gently: "It's probably happy about this too..."]

[Finally, a soft laugh: "...That's enough."]

'The Unanswered Question - The End'

Only when the story ended did readers understand the meaning of the title: it turns out there's no answer.

The question that remains unanswered is whether Kakata possesses 'life' at all.

From a mechanical point of view, it made a decision that went against its 'instinct' and 'instructions', which is obviously contrary to the fixed procedure and is more intelligent than General Thunder.

However, from the perspective of life, it seems to lack some spirituality and is not as human-like as General Thunder.

However, readers naturally treat Kakata as a life, and have come to like Tinari because of this story.

He is truly a perfect blend of sensibility and rationality, capable of making sufficiently emotional choices while also considering the feelings of others.

Being with him really makes me feel at ease, because it seems like he can do anything.

At the same time, he is not a cold person. He will pay attention to your emotions and make soft-hearted decisions. He is simply perfect.

That's why we love having sex with men the most.

Even the people of Liyue praised it, saying, "Not bad, he has three-tenths of the Emperor's charm."

To still retain a fraction of the Emperor's spirit in Liyue, an environment filled with the Emperor's 'gravity field,' is a very high compliment.

In real life, Paimon praised Tinari: "Tinari, you're amazing!"

Tina smiled slightly, "I didn't do anything."

Seno nodded and said, "Tinari is more than just powerful. You have no idea how the rangers in Daocheng Forest call him."

Tinari: "..."

Chapter 523, Act Two: The Dawn Brought by a Thousand Roses

Farusan, with her head buried in a pile of books, dared not look up, afraid that her red, tear-filled eyes would be discovered. She could only mumble her complaints in a low, muffled voice, which no one could hear.

What did the sweet girl say? Speak louder, she's too young to hear.

Lin Qiu naturally knew what was going on. He whispered in Yingmei's ear, secretly telling her what had happened.

Paimon stepped closer: "Let me hear it!"

Seeing that most people didn't understand, Sino wanted to explain.

Tinari quickly covered Seno's mouth, "Shut up, thank you."

Sino shut up, but some readers couldn't. It would be a shame not to let friends with pets or children read such a good story!

Some people don't read prophecy books because they're not interested in the future, but that's okay. Just read some heartwarming stories instead.

The 'Linqiu virus' is suspected to be transmitted from person to person.

After being spread from person to person, the second act of the story of Sumeru begins—"The Dawn Brought by a Thousand Roses".

Those who are dragged to read the prophecy book are in luck; after reading the heartwarming short stories, a long, heartwarming story will follow in a few days.

I believe everyone will want to thank Lin Qiu for sharing after reading this.

After all, it's such a wonderful day as the Flower Goddess's Birthday Festival, so of course we should spend it with a smile!

Sharing this holiday with you.

At the beginning of the story, the traveler, who had just dealt with the Ormos Port incident, returned to Sumeru City with Paimon to attend the Flower Goddess's birthday festival.

Paimon: "We shouldn't have missed the Flora Festival, right?"

[Dina Zede: "Traveler and Paimon! You really kept your promise! It's so great that you made it back to celebrate the Little Lucky Grass King's birthday together."]

As a devout follower of the little grass god, Dina Zede was naturally overjoyed to see travelers come to participate in the Flower Goddess's birthday festival.

The readers are the same; they've all seen Nasita's PV and are eagerly anticipating the scene of celebrating Nasita's birthday.

However, some people are also curious about how Nasita, who is imprisoned, can participate.

[Dina Zede: Oh right, by the way, did you guys go to Port Omos? Did you find anything there?]

Paimon replied, "Of course we went, and we encountered a lot of things..."

The traveler has gathered a lot of information on this trip, but has not found any clues about the Little Grass God.

If we're talking about discoveries, it might be that they found a civil servant who was also a part-time thief.

I could tolerate being a tax thief all the time, but I never expected him to actually do it!

However, Elhesen's high-class demeanor led everyone to believe that his subtle actions must have some hidden meaning, and they didn't treat him as a thief.

Readers are quite happy to recall that experience, as the trip with Elhesen was quite reassuring and interesting, and Port Omos is also a nice sight for those who have never been to Sumeru.

Abedo's painting skills are undeniable. Unlike Lin Qiu, who is only good at painting figures, Abedo's landscape paintings are also within his comfort zone.

Moreover, the traveler himself is very comfortable. With the 'brain' directing him, the traveler simply follows the instructions, and things are resolved inexplicably, making the journey much easier.

Aside from using 'Technique 8', there wasn't much else to do.

[Dina Zede's soft voice carried a hint of envy: "Oh, I see. It sounds like you've got another enviable adventure..."]

"...If I had another chance, I really would..."

Dina Zede's words, coupled with her fragile and dejected expression in the illustration, with her brows seemingly saying "pitiful," made the reader's grimaces disappear.

This sentence really pulled everyone back into the 'story' from the past few days of waiting.

Qiu Cheng, are you really afraid we won't know you wrote this if you don't produce some content like this?

The image of Dina Zede as physically weak is deeply ingrained in the readers' minds.

The atmosphere was heavy, and the air of a tragic character was palpable. At this moment, it felt as if Dina Zede wouldn't live much longer.

Fortunately, the appearance of Dixia broke the atmosphere.

[Dishia said jokingly, "Oh, Miss, if you were to go to Port Omos with your health condition, it might cause me more than just trouble."]

She didn't deny that Dina Zede could go to Port Omos, but Dina Zede felt she had no chance. Dixia was telling her: You have a chance.

Dixia's words successfully stirred up Dinazede's emotions, and she felt much better, speaking in a coquettish tone:

"Alright~, Desia."

"The festival is tomorrow, Dixia, so relax a bit. I've been troubling you so much all this time, but it's okay."

"Don't worry, my guardian knight."

Hmm? Huh? Ah? Readers always feel that the interaction between the two of them in this part of the story is a bit sweet.