Super God: Diary System, but without a brain.

Fu Ningna stood quietly at the edge of the crowd, watching the scenes of reunion unfold before her.

Manyo and his friend sat side by side in the sea of ​​flowers, while Xiao was surrounded by the Yakshas. Nashida held the hand of the Great Tree King and chattered on about the paintings she had created.

Every picture is a reunion, every frame is joy.

"That's wonderful," she said softly, a faint smile playing on her lips. "Everyone loves a happy ending, don't you think, Violet?"

Navelette remained silent and did not respond.

But his gaze also fell on the figures embracing each other, and deep within those eyes that usually held only law and judgment, a very subtle tenderness rippled.

He certainly agreed.

He's just not used to saying these things out loud.

At this moment, several figures walked up to them.

"Oh, it seems our little cake is very happy today."

Su Bai's voice rang out, carrying his usual teasing tone. Fu Ningna's face flushed instantly.

"No, don't call me Little Cake!"

Su Bai raised an eyebrow, a mischievous glint in his eyes: "Oh? Then what should I call you—Respected Goddess?"

Fu Ningna froze for a moment.

It’s over.

She could maintain the airs of a water goddess in front of others, but she couldn't pretend at all in front of Su Bai.

The other party's strength is unfathomable; they can see through her background at a glance, and may even know her habit of loving sweets.

She opened her mouth, wanting to say something defiant, but couldn't say anything. She could only glare angrily at Su Bai.

"Stop teasing my cute little Fufu."

A gentle female voice came from beside Su Bai.

Funina instinctively turned her head and saw a blue-haired woman smiling at her.

The man's hair was as soft and wavy as ocean waves, and he exuded a gentle aura.

She is a woman who makes you feel at first glance that she could be a "mother".

"You...who are you?"

For some reason, the moment Fu Ningna met those eyes, a strange and indescribable sense of familiarity welled up inside her.

"Me?" The blue-haired woman tilted her head slightly, smiling gently. "My name is Naberius."

"Naberis?" Furnessa tilted her head; she had never heard of this name before.

She instinctively turned to Su Bai for help.

Su Bai smiled slightly.

"The first water goddess, Egolia, was 'created' by Nabe. In a sense, she is Egolia's 'mother'."

Funina's eyes widened.

The woman before me was also...

"And Fucarus was created by Agoria," Su Bai continued unhurriedly.

"You are a 'person' split off from Fucaros—so in a sense, you can call her 'Grandma'."

"Grandma?!" Funina exclaimed involuntarily.

It's no wonder she lost her composure; the woman in front of her clearly looked young and gentle, and by no means could she be associated with the word "grandmother."

Su Bai felt a surge of pleasure seeing her dumbfounded expression.

I love seeing that expression on the little cake's face.

"She's the ruling goddess of Sky Island, you know~"

He deliberately dragged out the last syllable, then added:

"If you call her Grandma, you'll have someone to look after you from now on!"

Funina's brain has completely shut down.

Sky Island. The ruling power of life. Grandma.

Each of these three words, taken individually, was enough to make this "pseudo-water goddess" tremble with fear for quite some time.

Now, Su Bai strung them together lightly, like serving a plate of exquisite desserts, and placed them in front of her with a smile.

She turned her head stiffly and looked at Naberius again.

The blue-haired woman continued to smile gently, and when she saw her looking over, she winked playfully at her, as if to say, "What he said is all true."

Funina remained silent for about three seconds.

Then she took a deep breath, turned to Naberis with a look of grim determination, opened her mouth, but found that she couldn't bring herself to say "Grandma" no matter what.

It's not that I'm disrespectful, it's just that the face in front of me looks so young.

She looked to be in her early twenties, and exuded a gentle charm that made you want to run into her arms and cuddle up to her.

How can you call someone like that "grandma"?

Naberis noticed her embarrassment, covered his mouth and chuckled softly, then reached out and ruffled Funina's hair.

"It's okay, you can call me whatever you want." Her voice was as gentle as the first warm breeze of spring.

"If you call me Grandma, no one will dare to bully you anymore. If you call me Sister, I'll secretly take you out to play from time to time."

Furina looked at Naberius's gentle smile.

Even though we only met today for the first time, it feels like we've known each other for a very long time.

"...Sister." she called softly.

"Hmm, I'm even a little jealous."

A voice drifted in softly. Agoria's figure had appeared beside her, with Fukaros standing nearby.

Fukalos gave an awkward laugh.

"Ah, this..."

Navelette looked at that familiar figure, opened her mouth, but ultimately only uttered a single sentence:

"...Fukaros, it's been a long time."

"...Long time no see, Violet." She smiled, and just as she remembered, the corners of her mouth held a touch of mischievousness.

"You're still the same. Your brow is always furrowed; you'll get old."

"I'm not old," Navelette replied earnestly.

"Yes, yes, you're not old."

Ergolia watched this scene, put her hands on her hips, and sighed:

"So what's going on now? Mom met her daughter, the daughter met her colleagues, and I, who's both a daughter and a mother, am just left here?"

Naberiz laughed and pulled her over: "If you're jealous, just say so."

"I'm just being straightforward."

Standing amidst a group of water gods, Funina looked at Nabelius, then at Egolia, and then at Fucarus, and suddenly felt like a child being watched by a group of elders.

In fact, in terms of seniority, she was indeed the youngest child.

The ruler of life was the creator of the first water god. The first water god created the second water god, and the second water god split off from her.

Following this line of tradition, out of the four people present, she had to serve tea to three of them.

Su Bai watched her muttering "Grandma, Mom, Sister, how do you rank people?" and laughed so hard her shoulders shook as she leaned on the armrest of the recliner.

Funina glared at him, and he laughed even harder.

This is where I have to say...

Other first-generation gods: There's nothing we can do, we have connections, it was decided beforehand.

Other demons: What's the point of playing ball then? Hey, I don't think the one from Liyue has connections. Let's go, brothers!

Zhongli: Though I have no intention of vying for power... the heavens and earth are in turmoil!

(The Teyvat part ends here for now; next up is the parallel world saving Kai'Sa in the Void.)