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

Chapter 613 Because We Are Disciplinary Officers

Taj will give himself the final judgment. As for the organization, he has already paved the way, and the rest is up to Seno.

He casually bestowed this immense achievement upon Seno, while he himself might die here bearing the stigma of a 'traitor'.

After hearing Taj's words, the readers couldn't help but feel respect for him, and they didn't even want to judge him.

Was his behavior right? Is it right to do evil in order to achieve a 'just' goal?

Readers didn't want to comment, because Taj's heart was so noble that everyone was convinced.

To be fair, not many people can be completely impartial between family ties and the law, so those who can are worthy of respect.

[Taj: "Regardless, my allowing the circulation of canned knowledge and my research into the Garden of No Return are grave sins. Consider this my final judgment upon myself."]

Ichidou: "What?! Quickly drag him out!"

Ichidou was getting impatient. He didn't care about the trial or the fact that the other person's life was nearing its end. All he wanted now was to be there and drag the other person out, no matter what.

If you make a mistake, make amends! What's the point of dying?

Well, the main issue isn't about dying; it's just that Ichidou can't stand seeing others sacrifice themselves like that.

However, Ichito's view is actually that of a straggler; he himself is quite 'desperate' and has a strong tendency toward self-destruction.

But he never did it, because he felt that dying would be too easy for him.

This is also why he will rush to the tree in the future; he wants to completely erase himself in order to make the tragedy he caused disappear.

However, his 'failure' did not let him off the hook, and he ultimately failed.

His tendency to fail is even stronger than Bennett's tendency to be unlucky.

However, he doesn't need to try to break through the tree this time, because Lin Qiu will tell him that he will fail.

So the stragglers are much more obedient now, and they even help Lin Qiu with voice acting.

Returning to the story, Ichidou will pull people out, but each person has a different personality.

Sino prefers to respect Taj's choice and will only help Taj handle the aftermath.

This isn't Sano being heartless; it's Sano's respect for his "old partner."

Amid the violent shaking, Seno and the Traveler turned and left, while Taj sat cross-legged, awaiting death.

As death approached, Taj seemed to hear voices from the past.

[Young Murtada Radkani: "Dad, why are they so strict with me?"]

It's unfair that only I was criticized when we made the same mistake.

[Young Murtada Radkani: "I don't need your concern! Don't worry, I won't ruin your reputation."]

He felt his life was a 'projection' of his father's shadow; he was just XX's son, not Murtada, and he was resentful.

[Young Murtada Radkani: "Okay, let's reconcile."]

That was a reconciliation between the son and his father, but it wasn't exactly a willing one.

"Dad, I've finally found the research direction I want to pursue!"

As an adult, he came to understand his father a little better, but he still wanted to become Murtada, so he was eager to prove himself.

He wanted to prove that he was no less than his father, that he was not XX's son, but Murtada.

He was determined to achieve something because he refused to accept defeat!

But his research was halted, and his hope of becoming 'Murtada' seemed to have been extinguished.

Murtada looked at his father, puzzled, and asked, "Isn't there any room for compromise? Why?"

The young child's tearful questioning, the teenager's slamming door and turning away, the adult's stiff "reconciliation"—all these scenes ultimately come to a standstill in a dispute.

Taj, who had been sitting silently in the video, finally spoke. The yellow sand had buried him up to his chest, and his Adam's apple trembled as he lowered his head:

My child... back then you asked me why I never showed favoritism...

"Because we are discipline officers."

The yellow sand buried this father, this discipline officer.

The yellow sand buried this last sigh, and it's unknown whether the person who sighed was old or young.

He has fulfilled his duty, and now he will bury his 'love' forever in the research to which the child has dedicated his life.

At first, everyone thought this was a legal issue, but it turned out to be a story about family.

Unfortunately, many readers couldn't bear the emotional pain of family ties and were secretly wiping away tears.

Taj's emotions were silent and indifferent, making it seem as if no one could feel his love.

But after reading this story, everyone can understand that he loved his child deeply.

His love is like a mountain; the mountain is there, it neither moves nor speaks.

But the mountain is there, majestic and unwavering.

The tranquil family affection, coupled with just a few words, reveals his unwavering love, both great and small.

The readers at this moment feel as if they have accumulated a lot of depression and are suppressing it all, forcing a smile to face life.

But on this day, he was stunned when he saw the note he had written on the refrigerator, even though it only had the two words "Go for it!" written on it.

Taj's final words were that devastating: "Because we are disciplinary officers."

This sentence is what broke the readers' defenses. Although it wasn't an emotional breakdown, it still made their noses tingle and their eyes fill with tears.

Taj, the person involved, fell silent. In fact, he had not been tempted at all because his son was still alive and in prison.

The current timeline is ahead of the events in the book, and many tragedies have not yet occurred.

Now that I've read this book, I naturally won't let those tragedies happen.

In fact, the reason why the father and son were not misled was because of Lin Qiu.

It wasn't that Lin Qiu was deliberately helping, but rather that Lin Qiu's arrival caused a major upheaval.

The Order of the Church was completely overhauled, and the other bad guys were all in a state of fear, not daring to show their faces. Even those who turned into quails were caught.

Just like the characters in the story, Seno spent four days traversing the desert to capture criminals.

Those who hid in the desert, those who fled to Fontaine, and those who escaped from the Church were all captured by Seno without exception.

This was his agreement with the disciplinary officer; he had said he would help Taj handle the aftermath.

The other disciplinary officers also noticed Sano's decisive actions, because who else but the head disciplinary officer Sano could act in such a way?

The scene shifts, and Seno is chatting with Tinari.

[Tinari somewhat 'reproached' Seno for his recklessness: "Trialing over three hundred people alone, do you think you're so great? No matter how you look at it, this is not the best approach."]

Despite his outwardly cold demeanor, Seno was actually experiencing intense inner turmoil during this experience, as evidenced by his solo trial of over three hundred people.

He was never an emotionless, aloof person.

Chapter 614: The Beginning of Dixia's Story

[Sino: "The manipulation of people's hearts, the disregard for life, and the willingness to do anything for profit infuriate me."]

That's right, it's because of these things that Seno is extremely angry with Hazard, and it's also because of these things that Seno helps Aru Village find people.

As for what Tina was there for, it was actually to treat the merchant's daughter.

Sino is a man who values ​​promises; once he has made an agreement, he will definitely keep it.

Of course, Tinari would also take the opportunity to check on Seno's injury.

[Tinari: "Fight the Seven Sages' Summoning more often, and don't always have that long face. Cole was already a little afraid of you, and now he's even less likely to talk to you."]

Ke Lai blushed slightly. She used to be a little afraid of Seno, but she only came to know his personality after spending more time with him.

The story mentions Cole, which piques Seno's interest, prompting him to ask Cole how he's been doing lately.

[Tinari replied, "She's grown a little taller. Her grades are so-so. Even though I highlighted the key points for her last test, she still got several questions wrong."]

Scholars can understand this perfectly well; rather, it's the genius of Tinari, who always passed his exams, that's what's hard for people to comprehend.

Knowing that Cole was alright and had even grown taller, Seno's expression relaxed slightly.

However, some readers frowned in confusion. Seno and Tinari weren't that much older than Corlene, were they? They seemed more like her parents.

Caring about studies, whether they've grown taller, and their health—what else could these be but parents?

However, the topic of children quickly passed, and Seno began to focus on the travelers.

He told Yingmei that he had arrested all the criminals who hated her, and now Yingmei could relax a little and didn't have to worry about being ambushed at night.

Travelers can relax now, but Sino can't.

He will keep moving forward, because there are many people who see him as their role model and follow in his footsteps.

Tajer is right, people change, but Seno hopes he can change more slowly because:

"Those who see me as a 'senior,' those who follow in my footsteps, can draw courage from me."

The disciplinary officers' eyes lit up when they saw this, and tears streamed down their faces.

This wasn't because I was moved, but because of a surge of inexplicable passion—this was their great discipline officer!

Although he loves telling corny jokes, isn't good at interacting with people, and is a card addict, he's still the best discipline officer ever!

He just has a bit of a knack for telling corny jokes...

But that's the usual Seno; when he's serious, he's very aloof and earnest.

"If one day we find flowers that can grow in the arid desert, I would like to ask you to come with me to plant some at the ruins of the Garden of Silence."

This is his romance and remembrance.

'The Golden Wolf Chapter: The Sands Return to Silence - The End'

The story in the book has ended, but there's a little Easter egg at the end: Seno tells the traveler about the strange things he encountered a few days ago.

A businessman approached him asking for money for a desert travel package, saying he needed 1.25 million Mora.

Sino didn't remember owing any money, and the amount was unreasonable, so he arrested the other party directly. Isn't that disturbing the peace?

[Sino asked, "Do you have any leads on this matter?"]

Yes, absolutely. This money is what they owed, but they put your name on the IOU.

Although he knew what was going on, Paimon didn't dare to say anything and could only laugh it off.

[Paimon: "N-no, Paimon doesn't know."]

Paimon has started acting cute to get away with it, probably because the cutest creature she can think of is Klee, so she's imitating Klee.

Readers found it a little strange: how could it be 1.25 million Mora?

If it's 500,000 each, and Paimon's is 250,000, shouldn't it be 750,000?

After thinking about it, everyone realized what was going on: Dolly was making money off Seno! Wasn't this just like 'selling' Seno another travel bag?

Given Dolly's cautious nature, it's likely that the person who went to Seno to ask for money was one of her businessmen, which must have been a real hardship for the businessman.

However, a businessman is a businessman. Even when facing the Grand Disciplinary Officer, Seno, he dared to ask for such an outrageous amount of money, which probably means he was certain that Seno wouldn't do anything to him.

Losing a bet might only mean being locked up for a few days, but winning could mean over a million dollars. No businessman could refuse such a 'risk'.

Alright, that concludes the story of Sino. What resonates most with everyone is the stark contrast between the weighty weight of the judiciary and the delicate warmth of family affection.

This story not only allowed everyone to feel the awareness of the discipline officers, but also gave readers a glimpse into their ordinary lives.

Well, it actually made everyone feel a bit closer to the image of the disciplinary officials, since the Sumeru people used to be a little afraid of them.

In terms of the knife aspect, Sino's story is a knife of kinship, but its feeling is like a small knife rubbing against the skin, a feeling that is not intense but lingering.

This is still too gentle for some readers; it's not harsh enough, and they only feel a sense of emotion.

Fortunately, another book was also released at the same time. The story of Sino is a 'sharpening stone' for family affection, and now this sharp knife is about to cut people.

Another story is the story of Dixia, which is also a story about family, a story about fatherly love.