Genshin Impact: I wrote the plot into a novel to spoil the future

He remained aloof and silent throughout, not uttering a single word, making him seem like a completely different person from his usual self.

Just thinking about what Sino is like in his normal state makes everyone want to laugh. His jokes aren't particularly funny, but the way he calmly tells those lame jokes is hilarious.

To be honest, if Sino wasn't so cold-hearted, and he couldn't help but laugh when he told lame jokes, it would be too embarrassing for everyone.

Fortunately, he usually keeps a serious, expressionless face when telling corny jokes, which makes people feel less awkward. It's just that sometimes people don't get the joke, and his explanations can be awkward.

[Elheisen: "If I remember correctly, we didn't have much interaction back in the Order of the Church. Is this one occasional meeting really worth your excitement, 'Grand Disciplinary Officer'?"]

Now even readers outside of Sumeru know Sino's identity—the Grand Disciplinary Officer!

He sounds incredibly powerful and skilled in combat. Would you say he's the number one Baturu in Sumeru?

I don't know if it's Seno, but Paimon certainly isn't; readers will notice that Paimon has somehow shrunk behind the Traveler.

The main thing is that her movements are very eye-catching. Her head is hidden behind the traveler, but her butt is exposed. Where did Chopper come from?

Putting aside the embarrassing Paimon, Al Heysen and Seno in the story rarely met, but in reality, they saw each other often.

The two of them are reading together now; they just got off work and came here to read together.

[Sino replied: "Just because you narrowly escaped that shot doesn't mean you've escaped 'judgment,' Al Heysen."]

"Trial!" Funina became interested. "You just mentioned trial, didn't you?"

Where are the charges? Where are the witnesses? Where are the testimonies? Where is the evidence? Bring them up now! I, the God of War, will pronounce your sentence!

This story had so many hidden plot lines that Frynn initially couldn't understand it, or even why Seno attacked Elhesen, but now she understood it all.

It's just that they want to put Elhesen to trial, but Elhesen is not convinced, so they want to have a duel, right? I'm familiar with this.

So that's how it is; the Grand Disciplinary Officer is also responsible for acting as a duel agent.

Funina recalled Clorinde and suddenly wondered if everyone who did this job had such a cold and aloof expression.

The book states that Seno said he did not use his full strength, otherwise the traveler would not have been able to stop him.

This left readers somewhat confused, not so much about whether the Traveler's combat strength was sufficient, but mainly about Seno's words.

When exactly did the traveler stop you? Aside from the first time, the traveler was just watching from the sidelines.

Everyone still remembers that long comic panel, right? Weren't you and Elhesen locked in a fierce battle? What were you doing, Traveler? Traveler, why were you just watching?

However, Seno did not use his full strength; he did not even use his elemental power.

[Sino continued, "You seem to trust Elhesen a lot, even going so far as to try and stop me on his behalf..."]

"If I were you, I would never side with him. I wouldn't believe a single word he says."

This statement has a strangely ex-girlfriend vibe, like a warning to the next person after breaking up with Al Heissen, but that's definitely not what Sino meant.

He only discovered Elhesen's 'petty theft', and during their recent exchange, Seno sensed that the other party possessed divine knowledge.

Possessing the knowledge of the divine canisters without authorization is enough for Seno to 'judge' him.

As for Sino's statement that he wouldn't believe it, it refers to the "target of the hunt," and it would be the same for anyone.

Seno pointed out that Elhesen was hiding something and demanded that Elhesen hand over the knowledge of the God's Jar, or he would take action.

The illustration gives a close-up of Alhesen from a top-down perspective. Because it is a top-down view, Alhesen's hair covers his eyes, making it impossible to discern his emotions.

Another reason why you can't see any emotion is that this angle shows off Al Heissen's pectoral muscles.

While most readers don't pay attention to this, there are always those readers who are better at 'discovering beauty' who have a unique focus.

Wow, that's huge... no, I mean, is it really going to be a fight?

If Elhesen doesn't hand over the knowledge of the divine canister, won't a real fight break out?

Elhesen seemed to be pondering something, and the readers were a little nervous. If the negotiations broke down, would they really have to fight? Wouldn't fighting here be a pure waste of resources?

Fortunately, Elhesen finally produced the knowledge contained in the divine jar, so it seems we won't need to fight anymore.

However, this surprised Yingmei. Elhesen actually possessed divine knowledge in a jar, something the traveler had never expected.

The investigation into Al Heisenberg's unclean hands was handled very professionally, so professionally that even the disciplinary officer in charge of this investigation didn't notice it, let alone Yingmei.

[Traveler: "It seems you did lie to us."]

To put it mildly, this is lying; to put it more seriously, it's betrayal!

Yingmei: I was betrayed once, one of whom was a wise man. He was too smart, and I couldn't outsmart him.

Although Yingmei in the story questioned Elhesen about lying to her, Elhesen ignored her.

El-Heinz immediately started arguing with Seno, suggesting that the latter also seemed to be a 'missing' disciplinary officer.

Ehrlich meant that if the goal was to capture him, then couldn't the authority and manpower in the Cleric be used to 'try him'?

If that's the case, why didn't you make a move then, instead of waiting until now to come to the desert alone?

The traveler wondered, "Could this be a task assigned by the sage?"

Elhesen still ignored the traveler, which only shows that he didn't want to communicate with idiots, or he would rather die.

The adorable Yingmei was completely bewildered and clearly did not understand what Elhesen meant.

People like Ayato and Miko can immediately understand the subtext in these words.

El-Hysen was saying that Seno was actually a 'fugitive' now, and he had lost his identity as the Grand Disciplinary Officer, otherwise he wouldn't have been the only one who came.

For the readers of "Old Fox," this is exactly the kind of plot they want to see; this is what a back-and-forth confrontation looks like!

They attacked each other, turning the tables on one of them! A brilliant move!

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Character Voice Line - Seno: About Lame Jokes

"What lame joke? I only tell jokes, I'll tell you one..."

Chapter 578 Dixia's Intervention

Why is it considered a counterattack? Because Elhesen's words not only revealed that Seno was already isolated and helpless.

They even casually slipped travelers a "Sino is not trustworthy" warning. Their motto is "You undermine me, I'll overturn your table."

Didn't you shatter my trust in travelers' hearts? Well, I'll shatter yours in return, so that we're evenly matched again.

Traveler: I have been betrayed twice, once by a police officer who also played mind games with me.

Wise men are never to be trusted, and I hate police officers too.

[Sino paused for a moment: "...You really are a tough opponent."]

Sino clearly understood the meaning behind Elhesen's words, but in the art of language, Sino was ultimately a step behind and didn't know how to refute them.

Paimon: "You two... travelers, it seems like neither of them can be trusted... what do we do now?"

The readers were also helpless; it wasn't that they couldn't trust the two of them, but that the two were too clever, and they couldn't outmaneuver them tactically.

Yingmei isn't stupid, but she's no match for these two. If they were at the card table, she'd lose her underwear.

At times like these, you should ask Yae no Miko for help from Inazuma. She's quite skilled at this kind of thing; her track record of professionally waging 'verbal battles' is well-documented.

Fortunately, although Yae no Miko did not come, another powerful woman did.

[Dishia: "Ahem... You two are certainly making quite a show of force."]

This person may not be particularly accomplished in the art of language, but he is certainly formidable in the art of fighting.

I may not understand the principles of martial arts, but I do have some knowledge of fighting.

The traveler and Paimon were overjoyed to see Desia, as they had been worried about not having anyone trustworthy, and finally someone had arrived.

Now the four of them can finally play mahjong together. With Dixia's help, they shouldn't lose their underwear.

Dixia will certainly help, but not by playing mahjong; she will help mediate the fight.

[Desia: "Two 'big shots from the Order of the Church' are about to fight again. This is really something."]

"Holding onto those self-righteous grand principles, spouting empty rules and morals from the Order of the Fathers..."

"How dare you bring such pointless disputes into the pure land of Aru Village..."

At this point, readers realized something was wrong; Dixia didn't seem to be there to mediate the fight.

Why did she attack both of them at once right from the start?

[Dishia crossed her arms: "Looks like someone needs to beat you all down so you can really get a feel for the ground beneath your feet!"]

Okay, so she really didn't come here to mediate the fight!

She didn't come to break them up; she came to join them!

This fight between two people is about to turn into a three-way brawl! It's known as the Three Kingdoms Kill game.

Yingmei was stunned. Is there really no one who can help me?

I have been betrayed three times, the third time by a friend. I hoped she could mediate the fight, but she didn't!

In the story, Seno and Elhesen ignored Desia, staring directly at each other without even glancing at her.

Dixia is a person who values ​​martial ethics, and the two of them are not afraid of Dixia suddenly making a move.

But the other side is unpredictable; if I lose focus, they might take the opportunity to steal my thunder.

This spear pierced his buttocks, and there was no armor to help him block it.

[Dishia angrily shouted: "Hey, you guys...did you even hear what I said?!"]

It was a little embarrassing; I had made some grand pronouncements, but these two people didn't even glance at me.

Aren't you all "jointly celebrating"? Count me in!

However, to be fair, Dixia did demonstrate martial virtue. Even when ignored, she showed no intention of launching a sneak attack and continued to shout loudly to attract attention.

The atmosphere was getting increasingly tense, and the three seemed ready to fight at any moment. Fortunately, Wendy intervened at that moment!

No, it's just that a sandstorm has hit the desert, so people naturally need to take refuge in such situations.

【? ? ?: "Hey—you over there, over here! Come over here and hide!"】

A person stood outside the house waving, signaling everyone to come inside and take refuge.

Desia knew immediately that it was Candice. She wanted to leave, but when she looked back and saw Elhesen and Seno still standing there, she couldn't help but say:

"...Hey, you two, are all the people from the Order of the Fathers brainless? Get out of here!"

It can only be said that Dixia's offensive capabilities are quite good, and she usually uses area-of-effect attacks, which are all area-of-effect attacks.

Once inside, the three of them fell silent.

Elhesen sat in the chair, while Seno refused to sit and stood beside him with his arms crossed.

I won't sit even if you do! I'm just being stubborn! That's what men arguing is all about!

The main problem is that if Seno were to sit, he would either be next to Elhesen or face Elhesen, which he naturally wouldn't be happy about.

Paimon flew very low, his head barely visible beneath the table: "Ugh... the air... it's so heavy, I feel like I'm about to lose my flight..."

You know what Sino is going to say; in real life, Sino will naturally tell everyone his "Berry" joke.

Unfortunately, Seno in the story couldn't tell jokes, since they had just had a fight and he couldn't tell lame jokes at that moment. Seno must have been feeling really uncomfortable.

At that moment, Candice arrived, carrying a plate of food, intending to serve everyone.

Candice: "I'm so sorry, everyone. This is the home of the village chief of Aru Village. Until the sandstorm passes, please make do here."

"Let me introduce myself. My name is Candice, and I'm a guard from Aru Village."

Candice! She's from the same generation as Barbatos and Morax, she's clearly not someone to be underestimated!

That's nonsense. Candice is indeed extraordinary, but there's no such thing as a "silk" generation; the characters don't even belong to the same generation.

Paimon was extremely happy to see Candice, as she had 'saved' them twice.

Both times, Paimon felt a heavy atmosphere, and both times, Candice's appearance broke that atmosphere.

[Paimon's comment: "This older sister is such a kind and gentle person, unlike the others over there..."]

Paimon is really brave, speaking ill of those three people in front of them.

However, Paimon's assessment was indeed correct; Candice is a truly kind and gentle person, and she would have been even kinder if she hadn't said what followed.