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

He picked up the wanted poster, glanced at it, and sighed softly.

To assassinate the great sage?

how can that be possible.

He is now preparing to go to Elhesen.

Standing in front of Elhesen's door, Severus knocked.

Elhesen pushed open the door and was taken aback when he saw it was Severus.

It was only a three-day house arrest?

"You must be Elhesen."

Siever put the arrest warrant into his pocket, his hands rubbing together incessantly, his face full of unease.

An old man like him, still having to ask a junior for help... it's really...

"Please come in."

Al-Hysen stepped aside and walked to the tea table to pour tea for Severus.

Siever immediately went inside and casually found a seat.

Elheisen, holding a teacup, walked toward Severus.

"You and Sivir seem to have a special connection."

"what?"

Siever was taken aback.

"This is Sivir's desk."

El-Heinz handed the tea to Severus, who quickly took it.

“When the three of us first moved into this little villa, Sivir booked the place right away.”

Nothing more than the sound of my ear by the window.

Sivir's desk?

The sunlight shone on Sifre, warm and comforting, making him feel a little sleepy.

Siever suddenly woke up, then looked at the tea in his hand and laughed.

"That guy would never pour me tea when he came to my place; I had to serve him."

Should tutors be expected to serve their students?

Haha.

After a moment's thought, El-Hysen felt that this was something Sylvie was capable of doing.

Severus put down his teacup and took the wanted poster out of his pocket.

"that…"

"Sylvie is most likely innocent."

Before Severus could ask, Elhesen spoke up.

Innocent?

“Sino, Sivir should have mentioned it to you, right?”

Siever nodded in agreement.

"It was mentioned that he became a senior official in charge of discipline."

“That’s right, Sino went to the scene and found traces of a third party, but Hazard insisted that it was only Sivir, which is obviously…”

“I knew it! How could our Sivir, such an honest kid, possibly do something like assassinating Hazard?”

Severus's expression was exaggerated, clearly indicating that he was very angry.

But Elhesen had reservations about whether Sivir was honest.

Having played with Sivir for so long, Elhesen knew that Sivir had previously considered researching the Abyss.

Everything was prepared, but then it was put on hold again.

Al-Hysen didn't think Sylvie was honest.

"Then Sivir should be safe now, right?"

Severus's tone was slightly low, and his eyes seemed to hold a pleading look as he looked at Elhesen.

Al-Hysen turned his head away, no longer looking at Severus.

"This is from Sino. Hazard was furious at the time, and his expression showed no signs of acting. Obviously, Sivir has run away."

"But nobody knows exactly where it is."

Hearing the answer he wanted, Severus breathed a sigh of relief.

As long as it's safe.

Chapter 44 It seems I've arrived at the wrong time.

Although I don't know where Sivir went, I suppose she's not in Sumeru City.

When Hazard got into trouble, the search efforts of Sumeru were unprecedented in Sivor's life; they were practically digging three feet into the ground.

Siever pondered for a moment, then finally stood up from his chair.

"Thank you."

He thanked Elhesen sincerely and prepared to leave.

"...There are two more things."

Just as Siever was about to step out of the room, Al-Hysen suddenly called out to him.

Sever turned around and looked at Elhesen with surprise.

"Firstly, Sivir is preparing to leave Mount Sumeru; he wants to go to Mondstadt to further his alchemy."

"The second thing is... the thesis defense two years ago, where Sivir's paper was plagiarized."

Plagiarism?

Siever stared wide-eyed, frozen in place.

“Sylvie originally told us not to tell you this, but… it’s come to this now, I just think you should know this.”

"It's gone."

After saying that, Elhesen opened the door for Severus. Severus was lost in thought and had no idea that he had been led out by Elhesen.

It wasn't until the wind hit his face that Siever came to his senses. He moved his feet and slowly shuffled toward the Church House.

Inside the small villa.

Kavi's door was suddenly opened.

"gone?"

"gone."

"This is his first time visiting our house, right? When Sivir was here before, he was too lazy to come over."

"I thought he wouldn't come back and that you'd have to go find him."

Kavi leaned against the door frame, peering curiously out of the villa.

In just a short time, Kavi could no longer see Sever's back.

The old man walked quite quickly.

Elhesen didn't refute, nor did he close the door; he simply sat back down in his seat.

“I remember Sivir saying that this old man has a group. Have you met the other members of the group?”

"He doesn't have a team."

Al-Hysen kept looking at his book without lifting his head.

"No team?!"

Kavi looked over in surprise.

“After Siever moved out of Sever’s house, Sever formed a group.”

"In reality, his only student was Sivir."

"Then why did he create this group?"

Kavi didn't understand.

"Who knows?"

"Perhaps he was afraid that Sivir would feel lonely, so he wanted to tell her that she was needed?"

Elhesen offered a random guess as an explanation.

Kavi clicked his tongue in amazement.

"I remember Sivir was the same way. She never went to Severn's house, and whenever she wanted to know about Severn, she would ask Seno for information."

"Correct."

El-Hysen nodded in agreement.

"These two guys are really interesting. They're clearly worried to death, but they have to act like they don't care at all."

Kavi looked in the direction Severus had left, a barely perceptible hint of envy flashing in his eyes.

Elhesen raised his head.

"What's wrong, missing your parents? If you don't mind, I can pretend to be your father and lend you my shoulder to lean on."

"On the condition that you don't get your tears on me."

Kavi laughed in exasperation, all of his previous slight sadness vanishing.