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

No wonder they live so long; things that don't move can survive.

At this moment, Navelette was watching intently, and he was also intrigued, wanting to know what the other dragon kings were doing.

Right now, everyone's watching Grass Dragon. But once he appears, some people will probably want Grass Dragon again. It's because this dragon is shaped in human aesthetics.

However, human aesthetics are broad and free, and some people will like the appearance of the Grass Dragon. Isn't it cool?

However, Grass Dragon Apep's current situation is not good; after so long, the forbidden knowledge has almost become one with her.

Now that the forbidden knowledge has been cleared by the Grass God, it's as if a huge hole has been dug into her body.

For elemental life forms, this means a significant lack of elemental power, which they need to replenish in order to survive.

She can't die. If she dies, the abundant grass elemental power will return to the earth and promote plant growth. Then, Sumeru will be full of towering trees and will instantly become a non-human zone.

As the saying goes, when a whale falls, all things come to life, let alone a grass dragon that is much larger than a whale.

Unfortunately, all things are growing too much and too fast, which is not a good thing for humankind.

In regions like Sumeru, where vegetation is abundant, tall trees will grow even taller and block out the sunlight, while low-lying plants, unable to photosynthesize, will resort to respiration.

At that time, the lower reaches of the rainforest will be nothing short of a pitch-black hell.

Not only is it devoid of sunlight and oxygen, but it's also filled with toxic gases, making it clearly an uninhabitable place for humans.

In Teyvat, no one questions whether plants compete with humans for oxygen.

On the one hand, many Teyvats simply don't understand how oxygen is produced, so they naturally won't question it; if they don't understand, then whatever you say goes.

On the other hand, those who are knowledgeable are often scholars who can solve such basic questions, so they don't even hesitate and just move on.

It can only be said that Teyvat lacks compulsory education, resulting in a shortage of people who are only partially knowledgeable, which excludes those who are not mentally challenged.

At the same time, the Teyvats naturally view things from their own perspective, which means there are fewer people with biased views.

Those who were not smart or had a crooked perspective were all gone, so the remaining people naturally wouldn't be bothered.

This is also because most Teyvats are literate, and their knowledge varies greatly; some are completely ignorant, while others are very knowledgeable.

Those who don't understand can't even figure out where their doubts lie, while those who do understand have no doubts at all.

So everyone was quite in sync; those who knew more and those who knew less were more concerned about the final result, because it was almost a matter of life and death for all of Sumeru.

If the Grass God really can't resolve this incident, then there's no need for the desert and rainforest to slowly work things out.

Because from now on, there will be no more rainforest people, and everyone will have to live in the desert.

Nasita in the story also mentions that Sumeru used to be a vast rainforest, but a nail changed the ecology of the area, turning most of Sumeru into desert.

This sight left people speechless. Nails? To alter such a drastic change in the landscape, the destructive power of this thing must be terrifying!

It was indeed terrifying, but to be fair, it was precisely because of the existence of this nail and 'forbidden knowledge' that Apep behaved himself; otherwise, the gods and dragons of Sumeru would have continued their battle.

Ta-ta-kai, a self-drawn Ta-ta-kai.

Appepp: There is only one path left for me, and that is the Nibelung path.

Fufu's mouth gaped slightly. So the relationship between gods and dragons is so bad? But Vilette doesn't seem to be hostile towards me.

Yes, in fact, the current Dragon Kings have a pretty good relationship with the gods. Even Apep has to lament that the Dragon Kings are getting worse with each generation.

Furina glanced at Navelette sitting next to her. Navelette was sitting upright as if she were attending a conference, not watching a movie.

To be honest, even knowing about the discord between the dragon and the god, Funina wasn't really worried.

Furthermore, seeing how good the relationship was between Zhongli and Ruotuo, Funingna even thought that peaceful coexistence was the norm for dragons and gods.

Besides the dragon, Funina is also familiar with the 'nation-destroying' crisis that Sumeru is about to face.

Or rather, the people of Fontainebleau understand this very well; their 'nation-destroying' crisis is being flooded.

The people of Fontainebleau used to think that prophecies were just talk and didn't pay any attention to them.

But things are different now. Lin Qiu, the prophet, is constantly proving the value of the prophecy, and now the people of Fontainebleau have a strong belief in its authenticity.

They feel a bit uneasy every time they see news about the rising tide.

But at the same time, they also breathed a sigh of relief, because at this rate of tide rise, they probably wouldn't live to see the "flooding of the seven armies".

The crisis in Fontaine may not be visible yet, but the crisis in Sumeru has already been mentioned in the movie.

To avert this crisis, we need to investigate the Layered Rock Abyss, where there are 'Fungi' that know how to save the Grass Dragon.

Throughout the investigation, the traveler was extremely protective of Naxida.

She was terrified that Nasita might accidentally come into contact with even a trace of forbidden knowledge, and she didn't want to go through that again. Everyone else had forgotten, but Ying hadn't.

Others can only be described as having strong feelings for you, but not really knowing you, relying only on intuition.

But for Nasita at this moment, it meant, "Because I dreamt that you left, I woke up crying."

Chapter 662 Saving the Great Dragon Appepp

Naxida had also forgotten about the Great Compassion Tree King, but Lin Qiu and the Great Compassion Tree King had already told her some of the details, so she suffered a second blow.

Little Nasita cried a lot at that time, but she cried because she was happy, because the Great Tree King was still there.

Although not many people still remember the Tree King, it doesn't matter, the Great Compassion Tree King is enjoying the feeling now.

Unable to extract knowledge from the World Tree, the Great Tree King instead acquires knowledge by reading books, much to its delight.

Compared to the wonder of 'omniscience,' she prefers the process of seeking knowledge, so the Tree King is now watching the movie attentively. Super Tree King, watching intently!

The scene depicts a massive abyss of rocky cliffs, where the traveler takes on the task of healing in the 'dead zone (mud),' unafraid of any forbidden knowledge as an extraterrestrial visitor.

The traveler's performance in this scene was also incredibly 'boyfriend-like,' firmly refusing Nasita's interference and giving her a look of unwavering determination, as if she were about to join the party.

In any case, Nasita absolutely cannot touch forbidden knowledge, but Paimon is fine with it, he can urinate or muddy the place.

Then we heard Paimon from the movie say in a cute voice:

"Don't push yourself, I'll worry."

Wait, what kind of magical story is this? Why are all the creatures so adorable?

Viewers exclaimed that they couldn't take it anymore; whether it was Narcida, Paimon, or the mushroom creatures, they were all so cute, who could resist them?

Paimon, don't touch that 'mud', it's dangerous~.

Traveler, what are you standing there for? Go for it! Anyway, your destiny is very strong, and you are completely immune to taboo knowledge.

Outer God contamination? I am an Outer God!

The traveler charged headlong into the 'Outer God Contamination' without any cover.

The 'elemental life form' rescued by the traveler this time is special. It seems to recognize Nasita and says that Nasita has shrunk again.

The word "again" is both funny and sad. Whether it's Nasita or the Great Tree King, they are both extremely gentle deities who use their power to save the world.

And the price they pay for each effort is that their bodies shrink; perhaps this is the fate of plants.

Everyone was laughing at first, but the thought of the 'Grass God' shrinking when saving the desert was like a knife to their hearts.

How could I laugh at the grass god for being short?! I have to slap myself every night before going to bed.

What are you laughing at! Let's just listen to the story. This 'rock mushroom beast' seems to remember some things that should have been forgotten because it 'used' the power of the Heavenly Nail.

He also remembered that the 'Grass God' had once shrunk, and he remembered where Appepp was.

After informing the travelers and Narcida of Apep's location, he burned away his life force, leaving behind not even elemental power, seemingly the only one who couldn't return home...

The lovely and warm atmosphere has faded a bit, and there's no time to lose, so Nasita and the traveler hurried to Apep's hiding place.

Before they even arrived, Apep appeared. The sandstorm concealed her entire form, but the figure that was revealed was enormous, and the deep green light in her eyes gave her an even more imposing presence.

That's right, he's handsome. The first impression audiences had of Appepp was that he was 'handsome'.

But Appepp seems to be a female dragon, and this woman is not very friendly.

[Appepp: "Tiny gods, tiny humans. Leave my territory."]

The first thing they did was issue an expulsion order, but Nasita wasn't intimidated. She was trying to calm Apep down and heal his 'injuries'.

During their conversation, Appepp also mentioned 'Ammon,' a name that may be unfamiliar to some.

Actually, this is the name of the Red King's demon god, which sounds like a nickname for Paimon.

Here, Apep only mentioned Amon's name, and everyone is very curious about what this has to do with the Red King.

However, Appepp was not very friendly and had no intention of continuing the conversation.

[Appepp refused, saying, "Foolish Buyer, even if you heal me, I won't be grateful."]

For some reason, viewers felt that Appepp was a bit arrogant when they saw this scene.

Although she may have been speaking from the heart, her tone was indeed quite 'fierce'.

But how should I put it, this line really does feel a bit arrogant, like something Izumi and Yura would say.

If this is her 'fierceness', then she's truly a pickled vegetable marinated in tsundere... I mean, Grass Dragon.

[Appepp stated bluntly: "I am not like those ancient dragons who compromised with you!"]

Navilette: "..."

Looking at Funina, who was lying on the beach chair next to her, swinging her legs, Navelette thought that she shouldn't have compromised, right?

I only made a pact with the gods, who said I compromised?

'Let you be smug for a few days first!'

Leaving aside Navelette, Apep and Narcida in the story did indeed have a 'friendly exchange,' and their dialogue is more in line with the relationship between gods and dragons.

After that, the two sides exchanged their opinions thoroughly, but the meeting ended on bad terms.

Apep didn't want to see the gods 'smug,' and even less did he want the gods to see his own vulnerability.

She turned and left, taking away neither the sand nor the wind, but leaving behind some 'monsters'.

These 'monsters' are all family members of the 'water fungus beasts'; they were attracted by the 'fire seed'.

By this time, they had been tormented by forbidden knowledge to the point of being irrational, and the traveler had no choice but to defeat them.

They can't go home, but it's okay, the 'Fungi Beast' will take them home.

The 'Water Mushroom Beast' absorbed everyone's elemental power into its body, and then a powerful background music started playing.

The 'water mushroom beast' seemed to be glowing, and also seemed to be spinning in circles.

'Floating Water Mushroom Beast' evolves into 'Land-based Water True Mushroom'!

She transformed into her 'complete form' and then traveled with everyone to the deep cave where Apep was located.

Unfortunately, Apep ignored them completely and sucked them into his body.

It swallows its food whole without chewing, and Appepp seems to resemble a snake in both appearance and other aspects.

Being eaten is a good thing. As long as the crystal in Nasita's hand, that is, the 'fire seed', is used to rekindle Apep's 'heart of the oasis' inside her body, she will recover.

However, every cloud has a silver lining. The bad thing is that the 'spark' is broken, and now other elemental forces are needed to save the other party.

The Tree King frowned. She knew Nasita well; Nasita was very similar to her, even identical. Given Nasita's personality, she feared that Nasita might also choose to sacrifice herself.

The audience also had this guess, partly because they felt that Nasita was that kind of person, and partly because they had read so many prophecy books that they had guessed it.

They were right; Nasita's choice was to sacrifice herself to save Appepp.

Although they guessed correctly, nobody was happy.

I even felt like someone was whispering in my ear, 'You guessed right, laugh! Why aren't you laughing?'

Chapter 663 King of Grass, Going Home

The audience also knows that sacrificing Nasita at this time might be the best solution.

Because if Apep isn't saved, Sumeru will be doomed. This isn't about saving a dragon king out of kindness; it's about saving the people of Sumeru.

No, perhaps it's not just Xumi. If Apep dies, the whole world will be affected, but Xumi will be the first to be hit and suffer the most damage.

Moreover, Nasita will not die; she will simply lose her power and become smaller. If she really becomes the size of a pendant, the cute little grass will truly become just a blade of grass.