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

There are many rumors about this. Some say it's because the people of Fontainebleau stole the power of the sea, which angered the sea.

Some say that the people of Fontainebleau ignored the advice of the first water god and offended the gods of Sky Island.

Linni stated that both of the above are unofficial accounts, and the real reasons are unknown.

It has to be said that these folk tales are really amazing. Perhaps this is because you can buy pre-civilization history books on the streets of Fontainebleau. The people here are indeed quite knowledgeable.

After hearing this prophecy, the traveler asked: "If the prophecy is true... is the disaster truly unstoppable?"

Linni's response was: "Hmm... perhaps only absolute power can withstand disaster. Heh... who knows, we're all so insignificant after all."

Fryna blinked, silently chanting, 'Absolute power, huh...'

But I... have absolutely no power...

Funina clenched her fists, trying to muster even the slightest bit of strength, but her strength was just like that of an ordinary girl, with absolutely no extra power.

If this punch were delivered to someone else, it would be considered a massage, right?

I, so insignificant... should be able to save Fontainebleau and defy the prophecy, right?

No, it can't be a question. I can definitely do it! If I don't even believe in myself, how can I expect others to believe in me?

Funina loosened her grip, her expression relaxed again, and she continued watching.

The story of Fontaine has only just begun, yet it has already stirred up many waves in Funina's heart, like a surging tide!

In short, compared to others who did not believe in the prophecy, Linni and his family were among those who cared more, which is why they distributed 'magic pockets' at the port.

This thing is really interesting. It looks like a small bag, but it can hold a lot of things. It's practically a four-dimensional pocket. Even Xianyun was interested in it.

Achieving this effect is not difficult; a little bit of magic is all it takes. What I'm curious about is how someone who doesn't know magic achieves this.

Unfortunately, the story doesn't mention that what Xianyun liked wasn't the main point. After receiving the 'magic pocket,' the traveler didn't examine it closely before going to distribute it.

As mentioned earlier, prophecy is widely known in Fontainebleau. When the traveler was given the 'magic pocket', a Fontainebleau resident provided the traveler with another clue, a fable.

"The story says that people used to live in the sea and couldn't live without it," Ogra said.

"Later, people wanted to live on land, so they grew blood vessels, enveloping the sea within their bodies, which allowed them to walk on land."

As mentioned earlier, there's a story about Fontainebleau; they really dare to write any kind of story into a book and sell it, so it's not surprising that there are such fables.

Right now, people might not think much of this person, but once they finish reading Fontaine's story and come back to see him, they'll be like, "Holy crap!" Isn't this a blatant spoiler?

Because of this story, Ogro felt that returning to the sea wasn't so bad; it was his happy hometown after all.

Paimon said, "This... I didn't know there was such a saying. But if you drown, you'll still die... You... you should keep it..."

She convinced the other party that people would die if they drowned.

[Ograu: "Ha, alright, I'll take it then. I just don't think the prophecy about 'people dissolving in the sea' necessarily means death."]

When people come back to this line after watching the story of Fontaine in the future, they all exclaim that they never expected that those of us who watched the future spoilers would actually have our future spoiled.

Nasita recorded all the information in this story and then began to analyze it.

Original sin, atonement, and 'death'—each of these seems to have multiple interpretations.

Some believe the original sin was caused by stealing the power of the sea, while others believe it was caused by offending the gods of Sky Island.

Some people believe that atonement is being submerged in the sea, while others believe that being submerged in the sea is not death.

With so many 'options,' which one is true?

As we all know, the answer to multiple-choice questions in stories is usually to select all of them, so Narcida compiled her answers.

The original people lived in the sea, and then they stole the power of the sea, thus offending the gods of Sky Island.

Finally, the gods decreed punishment: everyone would be submerged, but submersion is not death; rather, it is a return to one's original life.

This is the 'answer' that Nasita has compiled based on the current information. Whether it is correct or not remains to be seen. Nasita, please continue watching.

In the story, the traveler saw a suspicious woman during his journey, and Linni immediately judged that she was definitely a thief.

Many magic tricks used by magicians are actually the same as those used by thieves; in a sense, the two are colleagues, so he could naturally recognize them.

Unfortunately, they chased the thief for a long time but failed to catch him. Linni even twisted her ankle. In the end, they only recovered the stolen goods.

It has to be said that this thief is quite capable; he managed to escape from Linni and the traveler. Even the treasure-hunting team would have to give him a thumbs up.

Since the prisoner had already escaped, there was no point in dwelling on it any longer. The traveler, along with Linnie and Lynette, boarded the "railway patrol boat" and headed towards Fontaine City.

[Linnie explains: "This is the 'railway patrol boat,' connecting all the key locations in Fontainebleau."]

"It's quite convenient, but it gets a bit boring after a while. The scenery along the way is always the same, which is why it's important to have friends like you with me."

The cruise ship is quite interesting for first-timers, but rather boring for Fontainebleau residents who ride it regularly.

The most interesting thing on the ship is the Melosin, but you can't just play with it casually, so it's quite boring.

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Character Voice Acting - Traveler: About Melsin

Traveler: "How adorable, Paimon."

Paimon: "Yes, yes, tiny and furry."

Traveler: "Hmm, it feels better than yours."

Paimon: "What are you talking about! How does it feel better than mine? It's also plump and feels nice to touch!"

Traveler: "Really? Let me touch it."

Paimon: "Come and touch it!"

Chapter 864 Entering Fontaine

Upon hearing this, Lynette's chubby face fell, and she said:

"So, what you mean, brother, is that even if I chat with you, you'll still get tired of it?"

Linni panicked immediately and hurriedly explained that she did not mean that.

He just felt that being with Lynette didn't feel like a real trip; it was like he hadn't even left home, especially since Lynette was usually quite quiet...

Linni's series of explanations showed that she was indeed a little flustered and afraid that her sister would be unhappy.

Lynette wasn't unhappy, but her other sister, Yingmei, was.

She remembered what her brother had once said: "Home is where Ying is."

Linni's words had unintentionally dealt her a significant blow, leaving Yingmei somewhat disappointed.

In reality, Ying felt lost, but Kong couldn't come out to explain.

Paimon quipped, "The older brother can never do anything about his younger sister..."

Ayato Kamisato nodded. "You're absolutely right! Paimon, you understand your brother."

Ayaka Kamisato said softly, "Does my brother think so too?"

Ayato Kamisato shook his head and said, "How could that be? I wish you weren't so sensible; it would be better if you caused me some trouble."

He did hope that Ayaka could be more herself, but Ayaka wouldn't listen; she had a strong sense of responsibility.

Ayato has tried his best to persuade her and has also tried to design various activities for his sister to participate in, but the results are not obvious. Sigh, there's really no way to deal with his sister; she's too sensible.

It's fortunate that he didn't tell his other brothers about his idea, otherwise people would have suspected that he was showing off his sister.

Why does my sister always look at me with such disdain?

Regardless of whether Ayato Kamisato is showing off his sister, the interactions between Lynne and Lynette are certainly something many only children envy.

Fortunately, the arrival of a pink-haired girl interrupted everyone's envy. Charlotte arrived and happened to board the same "cruise ship" as the travelers.

Charlotte: Eh!

Traveler: Eh!

Charlotte: Eh eh eh eh!

Traveler: Eh eh eh eh!

This isn't something I made up; they really were saying "Hey hey hey" to each other, but it wasn't the Traveler making the noise, it was Paimon.

Because this scene was so similar to a famous scene, Lin Qiu used the background music from "Your Name".

Charlotte: "The Traveler, Paimon?"

[Traveler, Paimon: "Charlotte!!"]

Charlotte was surprised to meet the traveler here; she hadn't even received news of his arrival in Fontaine.

This also demonstrates Funina's control over world news; even journalists can't keep up with her information flow.

However, it's normal that Charlotte doesn't receive any messages from the Traveler, since the Traveler goes wherever he pleases, and might set off at dawn without any warning.

This time, after arriving in Fontainebleau, I suddenly felt that I had stayed in Sumeru for too long and it was time to go to the next country.

Charlotte found the traveler's stay in Sumeru quite boring, as the news interviews she conducted were mostly about things like "how con artists deceive girls' feelings" and "the impoverished past of economic criminals."

This kind of news is eye-catching, but it lacks a bit of a sensation for Charlotte.

Now that travelers have arrived, things are different. Wherever travelers go, there's big news!

His notorious reputation for causing trouble is known to everyone from Star-Picking Cliff to Fontainebleau.

As for the siblings Linnie and Lynette standing to the side, they didn't need the traveler's introduction. Charlotte, as the great magician of Fontainebleau, naturally recognized them and said:

"If I don't even know these two people, I might as well quit being a journalist. It's an honor to meet you both today. I'm Charlotte, a reporter from Steambird Newspaper."

She knows Linnie and Lynette, but not Thor. Thor is clearly more famous than Thor, which shows how much of a homebody this woman is.

After introducing herself, Charlotte immediately revealed a major news story from Fontaine to the travelers—a series of missing girls.

This was an event that all journalists had long dreamed of, but unfortunately it had never been solved. Charlotte was collecting relevant clues everywhere in order to report on the case as soon as possible.

The moment the name of this case was mentioned, the people of Fontainebleau were filled with awe, for it was a case solved by the prophet when his reputation was still unknown.

Everyone remembers all the details of the case vividly, because the idea of ​​a person being dissolved by water is simply beyond everyone's common sense.

The people of Fontainebleau, who originally did not believe in prophecies, began to panic because of this.

However, the people of Fontainebleau have a knack for watching the fun, and since there's no indication that the prophecy will come true, they're quite relaxed.

Now, look at the people in the story sitting on the patrol boat, telling the case in a mysterious way, with smiles on their lips.

What's going on? It feels so good! This feeling of knowing the future in advance and seeing how ignorant others are... I can't stop.

Is this what it feels like for a prophet to look down on us? Damn prophet! Enjoying this pleasure all to himself!

They thought they could imagine Lin Qiu's happiness, but little did they know that they couldn't even begin to imagine it.

Lin Qiu's happiness wasn't just spiritual; he also received a system reward—double the joy.

Returning to the story, the patrol ship arrived at the port, and the magnificent scenery of Fontainebleau was revealed to everyone.

Fontainebleau is truly bustling. There are buildings on the ground floor, then more buildings after going up the stairs, and then more buildings after going up the stairs again. It's impossible to tell where the 'first floor' is. It's like in Chongqing.

Putting aside the architectural style, the contrast between the mechanical figures and the adorable Melusin walking on the street is striking. One walks with mechanical steps, while the other hops and skips.

Whether you prefer mechanical aesthetics or cute designs, you can find something you love.

It's best not to touch them at all, as it's easy to break the law.

Seeing this scene alone has inspired many foreigners to travel to Fontainebleau. The Sumerian people are attracted by machines, and I think this robot still retains its charm!

Many more people commented: "Hehehe, Meilushin, hehehe."

Speaking of Melusin, we have to mention a certain dragon who loves Melusin.

Navelette was definitely the one who liked Melusin the most, and when she saw Melusin jumping around in the picture, a smile involuntarily appeared on her lips.

Meiluxin, hehehe, Meiluxin.

Melusin is really cute, which makes everyone even more surprised by Funina's 'extraordinary abilities'.

She actually managed to 'defeat' Melousin to become the 'Fontaine mascot' in the hearts of Fontaines. How adorable is she?

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Character Voice Lines - Fryna: About the Mascot