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

Sivir sat up straight, stretched, and looked at Sandoni with a smile.

He stood up and casually took the coat that Pronia handed him.

"Let's go, let's go. After we find the others, we'll go deal with that seemingly endless abyss."

"It will probably take a while."

How long exactly…

Sivir wasn't quite sure either.

Maybe a few months?

Maybe several years?

Sandoni's eyes flashed.

"Please tell Columbia and the others that we don't know when we'll be back next time."

Sivir turned his head and grinned at Sandoni.

Don't miss me too much.

Sandoni scoffed.

"what?"

"Miss you?"

"How is that possible!"

"I will never think of you even a little bit in my entire life!"

Sivir blinked but didn't refute.

He simply turned around and walked out of the workshop.

As Sylvie walked out of the workshop, Sandoni complained and walked step by step to the gate.

"Seriously, you could at least close my door!"

"Next time you come..."

Sandonie suddenly stopped talking.

There was no trace of Sivir outside the workshop.

There were no footprints in the snow, clearly indicating that Sivir had left immediately after stepping outside.

Sandonne pursed his lips and was about to close the workshop door when he suddenly stopped.

"never mind."

"Pronia, go and get me some clothes."

"Go out."

"Rosalind, like Columbia, didn't sleep."

Go tell those two guys that Sivir has left.

……

Sumeru City.

Although it was already night, the church was still brightly lit.

These students of Sumeru study late into the night, just to learn a little more, putting in all their effort to create their own academic garbage, all in order to give their supervisors a big surprise during their dissertation defense!

He ruined his reputation in the education field just to have a mentor!

Looking at the brightly lit Church House, Sivir's eyes were full of schadenfreude.

Thank goodness I stopped studying.

He strolled slowly through Sumeru City and stood in front of a house.

Sivir chuckled, rubbed his hands together as he looked at the moon hanging high in the sky, and then knocked on the door as if he were drumming.

"Haisen! Kavi!"

"Get up!"

"The moon is shining on my butt!!!"

Before Sivir could knock twice, Alhesen opened the door, reached out, and grabbed Sivir by the collar!

He exerted a sudden force and pulled Sivir, who was still knocking on the door, inside!

Inside the room, on Elhesen's desk, there was a desk lamp and a book lying face down on the desk.

Obviously.

El-Hysen really didn't sleep.

A look of surprise flashed across Sivir's eyes.

Kavey yawned, leaning against his bedroom door, looking at Sivir with a resentful expression.

Al-Hysen, on the other hand, still looked quite energetic.

"No way, in the middle of the night, are you crazy?!"

Sivir looked at Kavi with schadenfreude.

"Haisen, why is your schedule so irregular today?"

Elhesen glanced at Sivir.

"It's all because of you."

Sivir was taken aback.

"The position of Great Sage is yours, but you have been away for a long time... so the Tree King has come up with the idea of ​​creating another position."

"In short, the acting Great Sage can now be officially recognized."

"Currently, the person nominated by the Council of the Church is Nafis."

“And before that, I was the one who helped you with this.”

"So I need to hand over some work to him, and I've been going to bed a little later lately."

Sivir suddenly realized.

"No wonder."

"But there's no need to reset it."

"I can resign from this position of great sage tomorrow."

Elhesen and Kavi were taken aback. They exchanged a glance, both seeing the confusion in each other's eyes.

"...Why?"

El-Heinz pondered for a moment, then looked at Sivir with curiosity.

Sivir's eyes flickered.

"I need to deal with the problem of the Abyss. That Abyss is the resentment of countless unchosen destinies. To completely resolve it... it will probably take quite a while."

"A few months? Or maybe a few years."

El-Heinz frowned and lowered his head in deep thought for a long time.

"But don't worry, it won't be too long. At least it's not like I'll be able to finish this when you're almost old and dying."

Sivir spoke up, half-jokingly.

Kavi hesitated for a moment, gritted his teeth, and said:

"Then you shouldn't... wait until we're as old as our teacher... to come back, right?"

Sivir paused, then rubbed her nose.

"It's not that bad. I've calculated it. Although the synchronization of time in the Chaos is different from that in the world, it won't be more than five years in Teyvat."

Almost simultaneously, Elhesen and Kavi breathed a sigh of relief.

"That's actually not so bad."

"But speaking of which... since we've brought up the issue of time..."

Sivir tentatively opened her mouth.

"Do you want to become immortal beings?"

Kavi smirked and patted Sivir on the shoulder.

He turned around and went back into the room.

Obviously.

Kavi refused.

For Kavi, before meeting Sivir and Elheisen…

This world is really not that wonderful.

Fortunately, Sivir appeared early enough.

Elhesen also shook his head.

That's good.

Sivir looked at the two of them, seemingly wanting to say something but then stopping herself.

In the end, he just sighed.

"Okay, I respect your choice."

Al-Hysen stared blankly at Sivir, then simply turned his head away and sat back down at his desk.

"Regarding your resignation... perhaps you could discuss it with the Great Tree King."

"However, I estimate that the chances of that person agreeing are slim."

Sivir chuckled.