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

The pure and rich imaginary energy enveloped Sivir's entire body.

He opened his eyes and stopped walking.

The imaginary number "infinity" floats in a state of chaos, and wisps of blue ripples wash over this "tree" that looks as abstract as Van Gogh's starry night.

Sivir walked toward the "Tree of Imaginary Numbers".

He hovered above the tree, looking along the path where these imaginary numbers flowed.

These pure imaginary numbers can construct one world after another, while also acting as barriers that prevent connections between worlds.

After a moment, he gave up.

Because the flow of these imaginary energies is completely unpredictable.

Sometimes fast, sometimes slow.

Sometimes it stops, sometimes it moves.

Sivir raised her hand, just about to touch the "tree".

[Don't move.]

A voice suddenly resounded from the depths of Sivir's heart.

Sivir looked up.

A singularity was seen hovering above the tree.

"cocoon?"

[You've arrived. It's been a long time, my friend.]

Sivir looked at the cocoon in surprise.

"You actually admitted that I'm your friend?!"

[I don't think I've ever denied it.]

Sivir's expression froze.

That seems to make sense.

The Cocoon of the End has just been avoiding me all along.

I don't know why.

"But then again, brother."

A dangerous smile suddenly appeared on Sivir's lips.

Why aren't you avoiding me anymore?

The cocoon fell silent.

hide?

Where the hell am I supposed to hide?

You've already come up here.

Seeing the cocoon's silence, Sivir chuckled and skillfully changed the subject.

"Speaking of which... this thing shouldn't be touched?"

Didn't Otto touch it back then?

[You can touch it, but not as recklessly as you did.]

The cocoon answered immediately.

[Every imaginary energy tide you see may contain countless worlds, like the sands of the Ganges, which you just encountered without taking any precautions...]

[Oh.]

They're probably going to be crushed to pieces by the weight of these worlds.

Sivir raised an eyebrow.

"What makes you think I didn't take precautions?"

[Just a guess.]

The cocoon was perfectly justified.

Sivir returned a single 6.

Sivir raised her hand and placed it on the deep blue tree.

Ripples of imaginary energy spread out from his fingertips.

A series of thoughts flashed in Sivir's eyes.

[Just as the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, and people are born, grow old, get sick, and die, these worlds also ripple in "existence" along with the flow of imaginary energy.]

[As the tide rises and falls, finally reaching the end of life, it falls into the quantum world below, transforming into pure energy to begin a new cycle.]

The cocoon opened a passage, and on the other side of the passage lay the Sea of ​​Quanta.

[Isn't that interesting?]

"interesting."

Sivir stroked his chin.

He can basically try to manage the tree's framework by relying on the destinies of preservation, order, harmony, balance, hunting, abundance, and reproduction.

Who will fill the missing "sea" part?

nothingness?

Stop it.

What if it's really gone?

destroy?

It seems feasible.

Or perhaps...

The end?

[So... what exactly did you come here for?]

Cocoon suddenly spoke, interrupting Sivir's thoughts.

In fact, He had been curious about this for a long time.

I initially thought Sivir wanted to refine the Imaginary Tree, but after thinking about it again, it seems that's not the case.

There was a guy who wanted to resurrect his goddess.

But Sivir clearly didn't seem like someone who had lost his wife.

Sivir raised her hand, and strands of abyssal power emanated from her palm.

He smiled and spoke to the singularity in the sky.

"I want to plant a tree to showcase the infinite possibilities of this world."

The Cocoon of the End remained silent for a long time.

[6.]

He returned the favor with a 6.

You should have said so earlier!

Having spent so much time in this place, Cocoon is extremely familiar with the structure of the Imaginary Tree!

Chapter 214 Sivir: To be honest, I dare not

Sivir sat under the tree, leaning against it.

And all around him were cocoons.

He spent some time explaining his idea to the cocoon.

[Can the primary world be used to carry the myriad possibilities of the side quests...?]

[A very bold idea, but the theory is indeed sound.]

Cocoon glanced at the Imaginary Tree.

[But the problem still exists.]

It's not about how the sea was formed, nor about how you left your world.

[But it's a more important issue.]

Cocoon stared at Sivir, speaking slowly and deliberately.

[Sivir, do you dare?]

"what?"

Sivir's expression froze.

Do I dare?

He pointed to himself, staring blankly at the Cocoon of the End.

me?

What do I have to be afraid of?

A soft laugh echoed from the depths of Sivir's heart.

[Honestly, Sivir, without any prior practical experience, you went straight to the operating table and began operating on your world...]

[Do you really dare to do this?]

Sivir remained silent.

After a while, Sivir chuckled.