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

[Guard: "The target, suspected to be the Little Lucky Grass King, has escaped into the Grand Bazaar. Assemble and begin the arrest!"]

Thanks to Isaac's efforts, batches of Guardians from the Faculty were lured into the Grand Bazaar and captured by Desia and her men, who had been lying in wait there.

Dixia: The trap has been set, the ambush is complete, we are just waiting for the enemy to come in.

Meanwhile, the Great Sage on the other side sensed something was amiss; the surroundings were unusually quiet.

It's so quiet around here, and there aren't any people from the group of thirty.

After inquiring, I learned that the entire group of thirty had gone to carry out the 'mission he assigned'.

This has stumped the Great Sage. How come he didn't know that such a task had been issued?

Upon inspection, it turned out that the 'decree' he had just issued was problematic.

It was sent to a group, but only to subordinates. He himself was the one who made the decision, so he didn't select himself.

The Great Sage was stunned when he discovered this during a proactive inspection. How could such information have been released?

He checked the information about the traveler, and it was all normal with no problems.

How could he have imagined that the great magician Elhesen was merely using the traveler's information as a 'hook' to attract attention?

That information was perfectly accurate; it truly was the traveler's information. The problematic decree had already been examined by the Great Sage.

Well, while Al Heisenberg's magic skills are certainly good, I still prefer Linney's approach.

He directly used the Traveler's hook—no, he used the Traveler as a hook—to exchange for a god, even more decisively than Elhesen.

The Great Sage is now very worried that Nasita has been 'switched from her,' as even he cannot escape the influence of the void, and he is truly afraid that Nasita has escaped.

Nasita was too important to them; no one in the Great Sage's faction, including the Great Sage himself, was unafraid of Nasita being released.

Although they always looked down on Naxida, they knew in their hearts that Naxida was a deity, very powerful, and that they couldn't afford to offend her.

They were still arrogant when Nasita was imprisoned, but they panicked immediately when Nasita might have escaped, fearing retaliation from her.

Udai said in a panic, "Everyone is in a panic right now, and many people are saying... saying... that the Little Lucky Grass King might retaliate against us..."

They knew how outrageous their actions were, which is why the great sages of all time dared not release Nasita.

Although, given Nasita's personality, she wouldn't retaliate if she were released.

But how could they possibly dare to gamble on such a possibility when they judge others by their own standards?

The Great Sage rushed to the Pure Goodness Palace to inspect it; now he must witness it with his own eyes before he can be at ease.

Nasita was still there, which relieved him, but before he could relax, a voice made his heart jump again.

[Sino: "What a ridiculous sight, Hazard."]

Elhesen activated his last monster card, 'Grand Disciplinarian Seno', in Attack Position, directly attacking the player!

He's the Grand Disciplinary Officer! And the Great Sage at this moment is the prisoner.

Seno has found enough witnesses and evidence to prove the Great Sage's crimes, so the trial can begin.

Despite the evidence, the Great Sage still vehemently denied it: "So what? Did you do all this to make me confess before you, Grand Disciplinary Officer?"

The Great Sage meant: So what?

Am I not just someone who imprisons gods, exploits the people, engages in factionalism, monopolizes knowledge, acts arbitrarily and tyrannically, and then sells out the country?

[Sino stated bluntly: "No, it's about confessing before the gods."]

As soon as he finished speaking, Hermanubis's power enveloped Cino, and the Staff of Red Sand struck the ground.

The echoing sound was like the hammer of judgment falling heavily on the heart of the great sage.

This scene was cool, but what made the audience even happier was seeing the Great Sage get beaten up.

However, there were no shots of him being beaten, perhaps because they were unsuitable for children; the camera switched to the travelers instead.

The audience immediately frowned. What was going on? We came here specifically for this segment, why was it cut?

Could you please release another version for adults (18+)? We can handle that.

Unfortunately, no, the camera had already focused on the traveler. Luckily, this time it was in the form of an animated film, so even with the back-and-forth camera angles, it didn't feel chaotic.

This kind of cut-and-cut style of expression is indeed more captivating when done in animation.

Because visuals can convey more precise information, the audience doesn't feel abrupt when switching perspectives back and forth like this, and the sense of immersion remains high.

The traveler's perspective is relatively quiet, since they are in a confinement room and cannot see what is happening outside; they can only wait.

The door opened, and Dixia's smiling face came into view.

"Hey! My savior has arrived!"

Desia has come to rescue her employer, a mercenary hired with a smile.

Everyone still remembers that Desia once said she was a mercenary who only cared about money, but when she helped travelers, all she wanted was a smile.

This deal was worthwhile, and the hastily assembled team really did a great job; Nasita has now been rescued.

A device that only a Great Sage can open? No problem, with Seno's 'Great Memory Restoration Spell,' Hazard will remember what to do.

Upon arriving at Jingshan Palace, I saw Naxida there, waving and smiling at the travelers:

[Should I say "Nice to meet you"?]

Chapter 641 The God of Righteousness Appears

This was indeed Nasita's 'first meeting' with the traveler; before that, it had either happened in a dream or inside someone else's body.

Unfortunately, now is not the time for reminiscing about our reunion. There is still a problem to solve, namely the problem children—the stragglers.

There's a saying that goes, "A country cannot be without a ruler for a day," so we must rescue Naxida.

There's another saying: "There can't be two suns in the sky," so we must defeat the other "god."

No, wait, thinking about it carefully, Nasita is the moon... so there can't be two moons in the sky, anyway, we have to fight!

To defeat the 'false god' Narcida, she made ample preparations, including creating a small device for the traveler to carry, which could collect data on the enemy.

This little thing is quite cute; it looks like a floating emerald green rabbit.

Because it looks round and chubby, some people might mistake it for a little pig.

Although they are just small floating gadgets, these things are much more useful in combat than Paimon.

Paimon was worried that his 'unique features' would be stolen by this little guy.

Nasita comforted him, saying, "It's just a flying device, but you are an irreplaceable friend to travelers."

It has to be said that Nasida is really good at speaking, and more importantly, everything she says is from the heart, which makes people feel comfortable.

Meanwhile, inside the "Divine Workshop" on the other side, the soldier was also very pleased; he had succeeded!

His life was nothing but failure, failure, and failure, but at this moment he finally achieved success!

In the movie, his mecha fills the screen, while he himself is asleep inside the mecha.

On the big screen, the scene was even more imposing, and he looked even more handsome. Suddenly, I understood Lao Yang!

The soldier himself didn't feel anything and just watched calmly. Although Lin Qiu didn't get involved in the story, he still felt that he couldn't beat Nasida.

All I can say is that after being beaten up, he finally realized the gap between them, and the arrogance he felt after becoming a god had long since vanished.

In the story, Nasita stretches out her small hand, and a bright green light permeates into the body of the God of Justice. Perhaps from this moment on, it was already a dream.

The soldier opened his eyes and said, "This world... is so eager for my birth."

Nasita's sudden arrival startled the stragglers, which is why he said that the other party was 'impatient'.

To 'celebrate' the birth of this new god, the Traveler and Narcida appear to have come to deliver 'gifts'.

Paimon, slightly panicked: "Are we too late? We've already become the gods'... 'strewn troops.'"

Scattered Soldier: I am now completely scattered, Thor, I have returned! Transform into lightning!

[Nasita's comment: "The body is the ultimate embodiment of the concept of a 'mechanical puppet' for the skirmisher, and it also receives a continuous supply of energy from the heart of God..."]

"I wonder how much effort the Order of the Sages and the Holy Ones contributed to this..."

How much did the Academy of Teachings and the Sages contribute? Well... how should I put it... they probably did, I think.

But that's not important; the real focus is on the upcoming battle.

The soldier was blinded by his 'success' and only wanted to prove his strength through the 'War of the Demon Gods'.

Nasita was not interested in the war between the demon gods, after all, it was a conflict forced upon her by her "boss" to meet "cost reduction and efficiency improvement targets".

The stragglers didn't care about all that; all they wanted now was 'strife' and the thrill of battle.

[Scattered soldier: "Now, let us recreate a corner of the war between demons and gods, to 'vindicate' my birth as a god."]

The camera gradually zooms out, finally giving a close-up of the God of the Righteous Machine, with the words "God of the Righteous Machine, the Secret Master of Seven Leaves of Silent Illumination" written next to it.

This scene is very imposing and cool, just like the introduction to the boss before the battle.

But when Lin Qiu saw this scene, only one thought came to his mind: Fruit Warriors, return to your positions!

The God of the Machines in this scene only has an upper body; it looks like a round body with two arms, which is why Lin Qiu thought of the Fruit Warriors.

However, the ordinary viewers didn't share Lin Qiu's mischievous thoughts; everyone was worried because the God of Justice looked like a formidable opponent.

They're not prophets, and they don't have absolute confidence in defeating their opponent, so they're all sitting up straight right now. I have to sit up and see.

I have a general, Piao Meng, who can cut down scattered soldiers!

It's not Paimon, it's Paimon 2.

That flying pig was indeed formidable, constantly firing tiny light projectiles alongside the traveler. They didn't cause much damage, but they were extremely insulting.

But it's okay, the skirmishers completely ignored the flying pig that couldn't deal any damage and just kept attacking Narcida. Fortunately, the Traveler can still hold on for now.

The combat in the scene is incredibly cool, with all sorts of chaotic elemental forces flying all over the screen like they're free.

Anyway, Mr. Abedo won't lose his hair, so let's draw him.

The two characters in the painting are both capable of using multiple elemental forces, and their fight is practically a "budget-burning" spectacle.

Fortunately, Lin Qiu was not short of money, and Abedo was not lacking in skills. Together, they fully showcased the stunning beauty of the scene.

The scene used more elemental forces than Pokémon battles.

Unfortunately, the stunning visuals couldn't mask the Traveler's disadvantages; even when the giant, lightning-covered hand of the skirmisher struck the Traveler, he could only struggle to hold on.

This blow shattered the floor into pieces, but the traveler was unharmed!

The traveler buried under the ruins lifted up the broken bricks and stood up again, unharmed, with only a slightly dirty hem of his clothes. This was the 'Hem of the War of Demons'.

The traveler might not be good at much else, but she was definitely as strong as an ox and incredibly muscular.

Of all the 'boss battles', only the one time Balzeb himself appeared and knocked the Traveler unconscious head-on was the only time he managed to do so.

Others who wanted to knock her unconscious almost always resorted to drugging and psychological attacks.

This can be considered a benchmark: Balzeb can knock out the Traveler, but the Skirmisher can't, which shows that there is still a big difference.

Seeing that the travelers were alright, the audience relaxed. But once they relaxed, they felt like complaining. Do you executives have some kind of obsession with destroying the floor?

Last time the traveler fought the 'Young Master', he broke the floor, and this time he fought the 'Scouts' and broke the floor again.

Looking at it this way, the castle tower floor is really sturdy, otherwise the 'lady' would definitely have broken it.

Before they could think, the audience saw that the skirmisher in the picture had somehow 'merged' with his lower body.

Turns out he has legs, and two really long legs at that!

At that moment, it truly became 'Fruit Warriors, return to your positions'.

After gaining legs, the God of War's fighting style changed. Before, when he couldn't move, he liked to use elemental power, but now that he can move, he has started to attach elemental power to fight in close combat.

Sure enough, every mage dreams of melee combat.

Chapter 642 The First Sage

The God of Justice raised his foot and stomped down with a strike imbued with the power of lightning—this was the 'Kick of the Demon God War'!