I traveled through Genshin Impact, and there was a chat group.

Except for that boy in the hat who always had a cold expression.

"Alright, now that Sivir has taken care of things...meeting adjourned."

Peruvelli suddenly looked at Piero.

"That... the Crimson Moon Dynasty you mentioned..."

"Your current strength doesn't qualify you to know these things..."

Piero wanted to play the riddle-teller to inspire Peruvier, but Sivir suddenly waved her hand, interrupting Piero's thoughts.

"I know a little bit about it. If you want to ask, you can come and ask me."

Piero stared at Sivir, and the look in his eyes made Sivir feel uneasy.

Sivir gave an awkward smile, and just when Sivir thought Piero would get angry, Piero's next words suddenly stunned Sivir.

“Mr. Sivir, you have not yet given me the Philosopher’s Stone that you promised me.”

"Hey, didn't I give it to you?"

Piero's eyes suddenly widened.

He and Sivir stared at each other for a long time.

So you thought you had already given it?

"Oh."

Sandoni chuckled softly, then looked away, forcing a smile to stay on his lips.

It doesn't mean anything else.

She simply remembered a Philosopher's Stone that was kept in the workshop.

The piece I asked Sivir for before, it's about the size of a fist.

Columbia flapped the little wings behind her head twice.

Peruvelli gave Sylvie a grateful look, then turned back to Piero, her eyes filled with determination.

"I will take office as CEO, and then I will ask you for clarification!"

While Peruvelli was speaking, Sivir casually conjured a Philosopher's Stone and tossed it to Piero.

Piero hurriedly caught it, without answering Peruvéli's question.

But Peruvée didn't care.

Capitano patted Sivir on the shoulder, and Sivir was taken aback for a moment.

"What, Capitano, you want to go to Liyue too?"

Capitano was speechless and shook his head.

"No, do you remember the Dotore lab we took down a couple of days ago?"

"Of course, weren't the children all settled in by Puccinella?"

Did Puccinera not handle things properly?

Sivir's gaze suddenly drifted toward Puccinella, who quickly waved his hand.

"How could that be! You're framing me!"

"I've made sure everything is arranged perfectly!"

Capitano shook his head.

"It really has nothing to do with Puccinella. It's just that a child, about 6 or 7 years old, was found in Dotole's laboratory."

"She seems to be from your Sumeru. Her body is covered in scales. I sent someone to investigate, and the disease is called Demon Scale Disease."

Sivir was stunned.

Demon scale disease?

"Her condition is very unstable right now."

"Go and have a look."

Sivir frowned, looking at the girl with green hair, and thought to herself, "Just as I expected."

Cole.

Sivir had a suspicion when Capitano mentioned the Devil's Scales.

Cole kept his eyes tightly closed, his forehead covered in fine beads of sweat.

Her arms were covered with needle marks of all sizes.

Sivir raised her hand and first shaved out the remnants of the demon god from Cole's body.

As for Megascale Disease…

Her main problem wasn't with Cole, but with the World Tree.

The Crimson King obtained forbidden knowledge from the abyss, and then in one fell swoop, he wiped out all the gods of Sumeru.

No wonder the desert gods are so divine; it turns out that gods are also divine beings.

Sivir used her light-based powers to slightly suppress Kolei's demonic scale disease, and the scales on her body slowly disappeared.

"Is that all?"

Capitano asked curiously.

"This only treats the symptoms, not the root cause; the problem doesn't lie with her."

Sivir offered an explanation.

The power of the Light Realm can temporarily suppress the Demon Scale Disease.

"The cause of the Demon Scale Disease lies in the World Tree. The forbidden knowledge brought by the Crimson King polluted the World Tree, and its influence on Sumeru is the Demon Scale Disease and things like the Dead Zone."

Having just learned about the nature of the Abyss from Piero, Sivir speculated that the birth of the Demon Scale Disease was likely due to the intertwining of the fate from the Abyss and the fate of the original world.

Two parallel lines that should never have intersected suddenly crossed, and the unfulfilled destiny and the fulfilled destiny clashed. In Teyvat, this manifested as the Demonscale Disease and the Dead Zone, and perhaps other things as well.

Chapter 117 was nothing special, just a little tail following behind.

The girl lying on Sivir's bed slowly opened her eyes, staring blankly at the unfamiliar ceiling.

Cole sat up and looked around.

The fire in the fireplace was burning brightly, and not far away, Sivir held a round glass bead in her hand, on which she had carved grass-like patterns.

Capitano sat on the sofa, his gaze fixed on Cole, whom Sivir had temporarily placed on the bed.

"woke up."

Capitano's voice was deep.

Cole shrank back.

Capitano wore a mask and looked cool, but to be honest, it was still a bit scary for children.

"Your Demon Scale Disease... Sivir has temporarily suppressed it for you."

Demon scale disease?

Cole then realized that the scales on his body had disappeared, and he could no longer feel any of the pain he had once felt.

Cured?

"It wasn't cured, because the cause of the illness wasn't in you."

If the illness is in oneself, how could the cause not be in oneself?

Cole didn't understand.

Sivir walked over and handed Korai a glass bead that resembled the Eye of the Grass Element.

"Take it."

"For...for me?"

There was a hint of fear in Cole's eyes, but she still reached out and took it.

A warm feeling emanated from the glass bead.

A thought struck Ke Lai, and a green light bloomed from her fingertips.

Grass element?

Cole's eyes flickered suddenly, and his gaze toward Sivir became slightly strange.

The Eye of God?

So what's before you... a god?

"Don't leave these things with you; they're items to help suppress the Demon Scale Disease."

Sivir has temporarily restricted the Eye of the Elements, allowing it to only draw upon elemental power, and even limiting the output of that power to prevent it from injuring Kry.

As Cole grows older, the seal will naturally break down.

Sylvie suddenly changed the subject.

"Speaking of which, we're from the same hometown; I'm also from Xumi."

"Sumeru?"

So he is the god of Mount Sumeru?

Cole's eyes lit up for a moment, but then dimmed again.

She had very little impression of Mount Sumeru, only knowing that it existed in rainforests and deserts, nothing more.

From infancy, Cora suffered from the disease of demon scales. Her mother sought medical help in vain and was eventually tricked by a missionary from Winter's End into sending Cora to the Fools.

Suddenly, Sivir took out an ointment and handed it to Cole.

"Apply it to the wound, and it will be fine in a little while."

Perhaps because Cole considered Sivir to be a god, Cole did not refuse Sivir's gift this time.