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

Zeborele is a fighter and a guide, and he also has desert survival skills. You kicked him out? Do you think this is some kind of "quitting the team" novel? Coming up to kick the big brother?!

If you kick Zeborelle out, Jade will also leave. At that point, it's uncertain whether the Travelers will stay or leave, and the group will fall apart.

Tirzad also wanted Nahtigar to understand him, asking him if he would do business with someone who had deceived him.

Nakhtigar stated: "I have a flexible moral bottom line; if he wants more money..."

[Nakhtigar: "In my opinion, you should forget Samel's words for now and think about whether Jeberleil has done anything detrimental to you along the way?"]

This statement convinced Tirzad; it seemed the other side hadn't actually harmed him along the way.

After much deliberation, they reluctantly decided to endure it and did not disband on the spot; instead, the archaeological team continued their journey.

The team didn't break up, so it seems the Traveler doesn't have any debuffs targeting the archaeology team.

That was their original plan, but when they arrived at the new camp, the group was still making a ruckus because Jade couldn't accept that her father had been hiding things from her.

So now it's Jade's turn to 'complain' a bit.

"I don't believe my dad is some heinous villain, but it's all because of his cover-ups that things have turned out this way."

This is why Teyvat doesn't have Bonbon; otherwise, people would wonder if it's an archaeological team or a band, with everyone taking turns spewing bombs.

Chapter 768 'Godman' Tirzad

So what exactly was Zheborelle hiding all along? He began to speak:

"You all heard what Samel said. What he said is true."

Zeborele was indeed a member of the 'Thutmose' before, and he did indeed betray them.

The reason for betrayal cannot be said to be bad; the key is the 'stance'.

If we look at the problem from the perspective of "Thutmose," then Zeborele's problem is huge. He was about to get the secret he had been exploring all his life, but then his teammate ran away with the key clues. Anyone would be furious in that situation.

But most people don't think from Thutmose's perspective, so Zeborele's betrayal becomes a kind of romance and redemption, a prodigal son returning home.

Jade was curious; what was the reason for the betrayal? Was it because of her mother?

Yes and no. Initially, Jeborele invited Jade's mother, Yufie, to the desert to help "Thutmose" conduct research on the Akhmal legacy.

The two traveled together to various ruins in the desert, and although their research yielded some results, it was not entirely satisfactory.

Although they had feelings for each other, they hadn't considered 'betrayal' at this point.

It was Tirzad who revealed the core reason for the betrayal.

[Tirzad said, "The 'achievements' you're referring to, you wouldn't include Jad, would you?"]

"puff--"

The audience couldn't help but laugh out loud at this remark, and some of the more reserved girls blushed.

What are you saying! Is this something you can just say?!

Hearing the boys' loud laughter and winking, the girls became even more shy.

However, these girls may appear shy, but since they understand so quickly, it's hard to say what they're really thinking, and it's really hard to say who the prey is.

Fufu, who didn't understand at all, didn't even blush, because she hadn't gotten it yet.

It wasn't that she lacked sex education; she just couldn't understand for a moment how 'achievement' and 'Jade' were connected.

Nahtigar coughed lightly: "...Ahem! Mr. Tirzad, some things don't need to be said so bluntly."

Straightforward? Is that sentence really straightforward? In what way? Fufu tilted her head in thought, gradually understanding the meaning, her pretty face blushing slightly.

She secretly complained about Lin Qiu, wondering why he wrote everything down, and how embarrassed Zhebolele and Jiede would be if they saw it.

It was truly embarrassing. As the person who achieved the 'result,' Jade must have felt incredibly awkward seeing this statement being widely publicized.

Even Jeboreler was intimidated by Tirzad's low emotional intelligence; his speech in the film was somewhat hesitant.

After a moment of silence, he continued, "Tirzad is right, Jad is indeed included in the 'results'."

That was the greatest work he and Yufei completed together.

It was because of Jade's birth that Jeborele made up his mind not to stay in the desert.

So he left the desert with his wife and daughter, but Samel saw through his escape plan, and in the end his wife died at his hands.

Upon hearing these words, Jade's breathing slowed to a beat. Her previous embarrassment vanished, replaced by a sharp pain in her chest and a slight tremor in her lips. The hatred for her mother's murder!

Tirzad, also annoyed and somewhat puzzled, asked, "This is truly horrifying! How can you sleep soundly at night after witnessing such a scene?"

[Zebler paused for a moment: "I...did what I could."]

The audience was speechless at Tirzad's behavior. It's one thing to have low emotional intelligence, but how could he ask a question like "how to sleep peacefully?"

Tirzad's low emotional intelligence remarks certainly made people feel indignant.

Someone's wife was murdered in front of you, and instead of offering a word of condolence, you ask how you can sleep? Did you lose all your emotional intelligence during your school years?

Even the most ridiculous movies wouldn't ask such a question!

It's not easy for Zhebolele to tolerate this guy's temper, which makes everyone even more curious about his purpose.

What kind of unwavering will it takes to endure such a divine being? Why not grant him a divine eye?

Nakhtigar can tolerate it for a simple reason: it's all about money. Tirzad is a fool with too much money.

As for the reason why Gebreler could tolerate it, his answer was:

"Perhaps it's like what Jade said, coming to the desert is like coming home. I am ultimately just a grain of sand in this sea of ​​sand. I was born here, and I will be buried here."

The audience was stunned. Was his purpose to commit suicide?

So that's how it is. Only someone who's already tired of living can tolerate a god-like figure like Tirzad? Makes sense!

However, everyone hopes that Jeborele is just saying it and doesn't really want to die. People really like him. If anyone has to die, let Tirzad die instead.

Whether or not Zeborele wanted to die was another matter, but he really did want to find the 'throne'.

To find Ahmar's 'throne' and to see the 'golden dreamland' was his and his wife's long-cherished wish.

After hearing what Jeborele said, Tirzad finally became somewhat more human and chose to accept Jeborele's request to continue traveling with them.

The reason is that travelers alone seem somewhat weak.

Paimon didn't like hearing this. Why wasn't she included?

The reason she wasn't included is simple: she wasn't counted in combat strength.

That's right, after all, Paimon never stands; she always floats.

Tirzad still had a concern: would Jeborele be blinded by hatred and retreat to protect everyone when they encountered enemies, or would he charge forward?

This question puzzled D'Artagnan. What kind of question was this? Wouldn't rushing in and wiping out the entire enemy force be equivalent to protecting them? Was this a multiple-choice question?

For Tartaglia, who enjoys fighting, this is a single-choice question, unless he needs to protect his family later.

But for Gebreler, it was indeed a choice; he could suppress his anger.

He had tried his best to let go of hatred, because a person carrying hatred cannot raise a daughter well, so he took his daughter away from the desert.

He raised Jade very well; she wasn't a child who grew up in an atmosphere of hatred.

Jade stated directly: ["If Dad doesn't like it here, let's leave as soon as possible! Let's forget about Samer..."]

She desperately wanted to know about her father's past, and how he and her mother fell in love.

But if these stories would upset her father, she would rather not know.

[Jade: "As far back as I can remember, my dad and I have depended on each other for survival. There's no one more important in this world than my dad... As long as my dad is well, anywhere can be home..."]

She said she would no longer like sand, would no longer ask about her father's past, and would no longer consider the desert her home.

Although Jade can be a bit naive and mischievous at times, she is incredibly sensible, and her words are truly touching and resonate deeply.

It doesn't make you want to cry, but you can't help but sigh after hearing it; she's really sensible.

Everyone was moved when Tirzad interrupted.

"That won't do! You can't leave yet; our mission isn't finished!"

Chapter 769 The Hall of Divine Manifestation

How can someone have such low emotional intelligence? It's infuriating and makes everyone laugh.

Although your mission is also the long-cherished wish of Geboreler and his deceased wife, you can't put it that way.

At this moment, Tirzad, who was observing this scene, realized that something was wrong. He realized that he had indeed spoken without considering the atmosphere.

Thinking about it this way, it's fortunate that he's an indoor scholar; if he were an outdoor scholar who frequently interacts with people, he would have been beaten up long ago with his way of speaking.

Jeborele was also good-tempered, or perhaps he had a more pressing goal in mind, so he ignored Tirzad's words and made it clear that he would not leave.

[Zebolle said, "Perhaps one day I will be able to meet her again in the 'Eternal Oasis'."]

"At that time, sweet springs will replace salt water, joy will wash away regret, roses will never fade, and feasts will never end..."

It's very romantic, but some people are wondering why the story of Sumeru always ends in XX place...?

Where is this "Eternal Oasis"? Is it a place similar to the "afterlife" like the Sandheng?

That was quite heavy. After hearing what Jebler said, Jade's mind was in a mess, receiving too much information at once.

She wanted to relax and hear her father sing the nursery rhymes she often heard.

[Geborel sings: "The stars rise over the wasteland, and the nightingale grows weary of the endless days. It is time to remove the crown of the rose, wash away the dust of the world, and drink the wine of the grapes."]

This nursery rhyme is the 'key' that Yufie deciphered from Ahmar's documents, and Zeborelle would sing it as a lullaby to lull Jade to sleep when she was a child.

In that sense, isn't it also her mother accompanying her?

Zhebolle's voice is deep and rough, which doesn't seem quite suitable for singing such a quiet 'lullaby'.

But he tried his best to make his voice sound gentle, which allowed everyone to feel his emotions.

Lin Qiu's stories are always released at night because human emotions are more intense at night, and the appearance of this 'lullaby' adds a touch of sleepiness to the night.

Everyone was getting sleepy from listening to this; they were about to close their eyes.

Then the scene shifted, and the scorching sun appeared on the big screen. The blinding light instantly woke everyone up, and they couldn't help but want to curse.

The screen is so bright, it feels like you can really feel the scorching sun in the desert.

The next day, the characters in the story arrived at the Hall of Manifestations, where two stone statues wearing dog-head hats sat at the entrance.

Stepping through the gate, there was nothing inside; there was no Hall of Transfiguration behind the gate. Tirzad wondered if he was still drunk; it seemed he had drunk again before setting off.

Jade wanted to complain about him. Why did he insist on drinking when he clearly couldn't hold his liquor? He wasn't even from Mondstadt.

Tirzad's response to this was:

"...I thought I would be bursting with inspiration, but instead I felt dizzy and disoriented. Hmm...I really should be more restrained."

Now it's the audience's turn to criticize him. A flow of inspiration requires writing, right? Honestly, you don't seem to have that ability.

However, it must be admitted that the desert journey was a bit monotonous, but having Tirzad to liven up the atmosphere was quite good; he was a really good 'clown'.

The owner of Fengda slapped his thigh and exclaimed, "What a pity! Why doesn't Qiucheng accept advertisements? It would be perfect to insert an ad now. If you don't drink alcohol, you can drink Fengda!"

Unfortunately, Fengda doesn't grow in the desert, so there's no way to advertise for it; the desert does, however, produce gilded tour groups.

A group of gilded tourists had already arrived, and the travelers naturally wanted to go over and have a proper 'exchange' with them.

The 'communication' process went very smoothly, or rather, a little too smoothly.

The gilded troupe merely exchanged blows with them, offering no real resistance, and then turned and fled.

In their camp, the travelers found a letter that said there was more than one key, so there was no need to steal it; Sammer already had a way to deal with the woman.

The audience was shocked. Why would he want to deal with Liu Yun Jie Feng Zhenjun?

Well, it's clear that the woman Samel was referring to wasn't Liu Yun Zhenjun, but he didn't say who it was either.

In addition to this 'easy-to-understand' letter, there was also a secret letter.

Although it was a secret letter, Jeborele could understand the coded language inside, and Sammer was unlikely to have been unaware of this, always feeling that he had left it intentionally.