Zhong Li turned his head away, his expression unchanged, his demeanor calm, showing no sign of embarrassment at being singled out.

Sivir pursed her lips.

"Hey, Zhongli, we've worked together so many times, shouldn't you be a little worried about me doing such a dangerous job?"

Zhong Li was taken aback, looking at Sivir with a smile in his eyes.

"You said yourself that there is no danger."

Sivir was speechless.

So you're blaming Sivir herself?!

"Never mind..."

Sivir feigned anger, suddenly stood up, pointed at Zhongli, and spoke angrily.

"Zhongli, you heartless and ungrateful man!"

"Say it," Sivir said, and then vanished in a flash.

Mo Yu was taken aback and murmured softly.

"Hey, why are you suddenly angry?"

"At least let me throw him a farewell banquet."

A look of melancholy flashed in Zhongli's eyes as he shook his head, looking at the seat where Sivir was sitting.

"He was faking it."

Chapter 391 When you die, I'll drag your soul out and make you watch me dig up your grave.

After leaving Zhongli, Sivir did not go directly to the outside world.

He arrived in the desert.

Sivir stood outside Aru Village, gazing towards it.

At this point, the Aru transformation project was almost complete.

Severus was lying on a recliner, swaying back and forth leisurely.

Five years have passed.

Severus is also a short-lived species, but it is about the same age as Nafis.

In terms of age, she is no longer considered young.

I wonder what it will look like in five years.

Of course, if things go quickly, it might be done in one or two years?

Sivir moved swiftly and quietly stood behind Siever, minimizing her presence.

Siever lay on the recliner with his eyes closed, humming a song, looking completely at ease.

Sivir smirked, then suddenly raised her hands and slammed them down on the chair where Sivir was lying!

"what!"

Siever was jolted awake, and a rather ferocious expression of terror appeared on his face!

He didn't care who the newcomer was and started cursing.

"No way, which little brat is it? Are you crazy?!"

Sivir laughed heartily.

Only then did Siever realize that it was Siever who had come.

Severus's insults stopped abruptly, then instantly transformed into a huge cry of joy!

"So it was you, you little brat! No wonder then. I knew it! Nobody in Aru Village would dare mess with me!"

Severus jumped up from the recliner, grabbed Severus, and pulled him into the house.

"Come on, come on, tell me what you've been up to lately, and I'll tell you about the changes in Aru these days."

Sivir did not struggle and let Sever pull her into the house.

Even as darkness fell and night descended, the lights in the Westfur house remained on.

Time flies, and a week has passed.

Sylvie walked along the path away from Arru, with Siever following beside her, chattering on and on.

“You’re all grown up now, you have your own plans. When the time comes, do what you can, and if you can’t, then run away.”

"Anyway, you're still young, you have plenty of time, no rush..."

Sivir responded casually, letting Severn ramble on beside her.

There was no sign of impatience on his face, only a growing sense of peace in his heart.

The two continued walking until they left Aru Village and stood on the yellow sand.

Siever's rambling conversation suddenly stopped.

He looked at Sivir, opened his mouth, but then swallowed back the words that were about to come out.

Finally, he simply raised his hand and patted Sivir's arm.

"Remember to come to Aru Village after you're done."

"I'll give you a welcome dinner."

Sivir looked at Severus with a smile, but before Sivir could speak, Severus raised his sleeve as if shooing away a chick, turned his back and spoke stiffly.

"Okay, let's go."

"Stop being so wishy-washy."

Sivir rolled her eyes.

"Hey, hey, hey, Old Deng, ever since I returned to Aru Village, you've been the one nagging and complaining, haven't you?"

Severus raised his head, straightened his body, turned around, and glared angrily at Severus.

how?

You're not convinced?!

Seeing this, Sivir just smiled awkwardly, then turned her head to look at Sky Island.

"Old Deng, I'll ask you one more time."

"Do you want to live forever?"

Severus paused, looked at Severus, and simply smiled with relief.

"That's enough, that's enough."

The voice was full of relief.

Throughout his life, from entering the Chancellery and the Shahavara Academy to being elected a sage, he never encountered any setbacks.

Until he stopped siding with Hazard.

Similar problems such as funding approval failures and inability to publish papers occurred frequently, continuing until he became Sivir's mentor.

Of course, things didn't get better.

Otherwise, Schiele's paper wouldn't have been replaced.

But those who should have been punished have long been killed by Sivir, and Sivir has become a great sage.

Although it wasn't through a proper exam, tell me whether the Tree King acknowledged it or not.

He has lived a fulfilling life.

Seeing Severus's relieved expression, Sivir just gritted her teeth.

"You son of a bitch, Old Deng, after you die I'll scatter your ashes all over the world!"

Severus was even happier.

"That's not bad, consider it a vacation."

Sivir laughed in exasperation.

"Row."

"After you die, I'll find a way to dig up your grave, and I'll even bring your soul up here so you can watch me dig it up!"

Severus laughed in exasperation.

"You little beast, how dare you!"

Sivir turned and slipped away, while a voice filled with gritted teeth drifted back.

"You fucking dare to mess with me!"

Severus was furious, but he only stomped his feet twice in frustration.

It seems he really has no way to stop Sivir.

heaven.

Sivir hovered below the illusory sky, gritted her teeth, and took a while to calm herself down.

He snapped out of his reverie and gazed into the distance toward Sky Island.

Looking at the island that shimmered with the power of the dark abyss, Sivir couldn't help but frown.

The divine order was established by the divine law, which also sealed off the possibilities that Teyvat possessed.

This also means that Teyvat only has one possibility.

That is, the primordial being gathered a ray of light and then revealed it.

But this was ultimately just a delaying tactic.

If the primordial being had not chosen to manifest, but instead embraced the primordial light and plunged into the abyss, the world would have perished as well.

The future that Fanes was anchoring to was already predetermined; it was only a matter of time.

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