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

I'm afraid I'll be met with an angry glare from Sandoni as soon as I make a move!

Who knows, Sandonne might kick him out of the workshop, and Pronia would become a homeless robot.

Sandoni, carrying milk tea, stood in front of the table and poured a cup for everyone.

Sivir ran straight into the workshop, and Pronia decisively grabbed Sivir's coat and pulled her up forcefully.

Sivir did not struggle and let Pronia take off her coat.

Pronia hung her coat in front of the fireplace, the firelight illuminating it and a few wisps of steam rising above it.

Sivir plopped down on a sofa.

He picked up the milk tea in front of him and took a sip with a smile.

Sandoni placed the milk tea in front of Sivir and snorted coldly.

"You should at least have told me you were coming back."

"And Columbia too!"

"You two parasites have almost eaten everything up in the workshop!"

Colombia hugged a piece of hard bread and happily soaked it in her milk tea without arguing.

Rosalind closed the workshop door, keeping all the cold wind out.

She smiled and reclined leisurely on a large sofa.

“Sandonie, if you were to ask them now, I doubt either of them would know what you just said.”

Sivir looked up blankly at that moment.

what?

What happened?

Seeing this, Sandonne rolled her eyes slightly and raised her hand to gently tap Sivir on the forehead.

"He suddenly left during the tea party a while ago, and now he's showing up uninvited."

"What, have you finished your work?"

"It'll be here soon."

Sivir gave a vague answer before offering an explanation.

"After I've told all of you friends, I'll go and try to take care of the Abyss."

Anyway, it's just one last step away, and Sivir's inner potential is more than enough, so we can definitely give it a try.

"By the way, I've already cut off Teyvat, and now Teyvat is free from the threat of the Abyss."

Sandoni seemed lost in thought, but quickly came to his senses.

"Forget it, why are we talking about this? A while ago, Puccinella invited an opera troupe from Fontaine to perform at Winter Solstice. It was quite interesting. It's a pity you couldn't come, Sivir."

Sandonne quickly changed the subject.

Why does Sivir keep bringing up those unpleasant things since she's finally back?

It would be better to talk about something else.

"Opera..."

Sivir murmured something.

"Speaking of which, I haven't seen any operas in Fontaine yet, but I've heard that the trial in Fontaine was quite dramatic. I'll go check it out sometime. My relationship with those two in Fontaine shouldn't be too bad, so it shouldn't be a problem for me to be an observer, right?"

Sandoni pondered for a moment, recalling the trial from his memory.

"It is indeed quite dramatic."

"However, I suggest you watch the trial when Frynn is present. Generally speaking, it's more interesting when she's around."

The four chatted happily, rambling on about this and that, seemingly having forgotten all about the abyss.

Neither Sandoni, nor Rosalind, nor Columbia asked Sylvie what her next move would be.

They believed that Sylvie would handle everything.

The fireplace roared, its warm glow illuminating everyone's faces.

Pronia took a blanket and draped it over Rosalind, who was lying on the sofa.

Sandonne draped a blanket over Sivir, who was lying on another sofa, and reached out to tidy them up, wrapping them up tightly.

She yawned, glancing at the two who had fallen asleep on the sofa, a look of helplessness flashing in her eyes.

The sky was gradually brightening, and the moon had long since set.

"Seriously, I actually stayed up all night with them."

As a doll, Sandonne could go a day without sleep without any problem, but years of regular living had left her feeling unbearably tired.

She looked at Sivir and sighed softly.

Once Sivir has sorted everything out, this kind of life will probably happen quite often.

Sandoni muttered a thought to himself, but in the end he just shook his head.

Forget it.

She looked at Sivir and Rosalyn and smiled inwardly.

This kind of life doesn't seem so bad.

By the way, is there an executive meeting today?

Forget it.

do not care.

If there really is a meeting, then we can have the Queen and Piero come to see Sivir.

Sandonne pushed Sylvie out directly, saying that Sylvie had prevented him from attending the meeting.

perfect.

Sándor hummed a song and ran upstairs with light steps, returning to his bedroom.

She was about to lie down on the bed when she saw Columbia, disheveled, occupying her bed.

Meanwhile, his own blanket was being held in Columbia's arms and rolled up into a ball!

She's sleeping soundly!

But Sandonne's face immediately darkened.

No wonder I haven't seen that guy since!

So you've managed to get up there!

The two large sofas below were occupied by Rosalyn and Sivir, and now his own bed was occupied by Columbia.

Where will I sleep then?!

I'm so annoying.

Sandoni stood with his hands on his hips, watching Columbia as he reached out to pull her up.

But it eventually stopped in mid-air.

A look of helplessness flashed across her face.

Forget it.

This bed is quite large; it's more than enough for two people to sleep in.

Sandonne tiptoed out of the cupboard and took out another quilt, placed it on the other side of the bed, and then slowly lay down on it.

She gently closed her eyes, her mind filled with countless thoughts.

Speaking of which…

If I fall asleep now, will I be able to fall asleep tonight?

Forget it.

do not care.

So what if my biological clock is messed up? I'm just a puppet; it's okay if it's messed up, I can adjust it manually.

She smiled to herself, her breathing became regular, and she quickly drifted off to sleep.

Pronya remains busy.

It needs to clean up the mess left behind by everyone.

Chapter 388 In the middle of the night, are you crazy?!

on the sofa.

The firelight shone on Sivir's face, making her feel warm and cozy.

Sivir slowly opened her eyes.

The first thing you see is Sandonne in her pajamas.

"Oh, you're awake?"

Sandonne squatted down in front of Sivir, curiously reaching out to poke Sivir's cheek.

Sivir blinked blankly.

"You slept really well, you actually slept straight through to the evening."

Hearing Sandoni's teasing voice, Sivir looked out the window and was surprised to find that night had fallen outside.

Sivir remained silent.

Sandoni reached out and ruffled Sivir's hair. A look of surprise flashed in Sivir's eyes as she looked at Sandoni suspiciously.

Sandonne withdrew his hand without making a sound, grabbed the blanket wrapped around Sivir, and pulled it off!

"Get out of here, you've been taking up my sofa all day."