Genshin Impact: The Vision of Gods Shines Again

Kujo Sara used the few thoughts she had left to wonder if she had said something wrong.

It seems so, it seems like I said something wrong.

Even now, Kujo Sara still remembers that particularly dim God's Eye.

I remember what the general said back then?

By the way, his Eye of God isn't even qualified to be embedded in a statue.

However... but before becoming a general's close attendant, that Eye of God wasn't like this.

Realizing she had said something wrong, Kujo Sara quickly changed the subject.

"I didn't realize that working in the shogunate was really tough."

Kujo Sara said cautiously and politely, "So I used to cause you so much trouble."

"Fortunately, many things are over now."

"The lockdown order, the eye-hunting order... it was all the work of the Fools."

"The general has changed a lot too..."

"Although she never said anything, I know she really..."

"Have you said enough?"

A cold voice interrupted Sara's words.

Mu Xian raised his lowered eyes and looked at Sha Luo's upturned lips.

"Stop laughing."

Mu Xian said, "Your smile is even uglier than mine."

Kujo Sara's expression suddenly froze, and all that could be seen on her frozen face were her pupils, which were slowly widening.

Long ago, Kujo Sara remembered saying the same thing.

It was late autumn, and she was furious with Mu Xian because her application to attack Haiqi Island had been rejected.

"Stop laughing, your laugh is really ugly."

...

"I'm sorry." Kujo Sara lowered her head.

Paimon, who was standing to the side, was stunned.

She glanced at the two people in the distance, then at her companion beside her.

Sora, carrying Zaoyou on her back, looked surprised, just like Paimon.

It was clearly Mu Xian who said something offensive, so why is it Sara who apologized?

Completely unaware of the situation, the gold-plated and white-plated figures stared at each other, both looking utterly bewildered.

On the other hand, Mu Xian, the person involved, no longer wanted to continue talking.

I was expecting a fierce battle, but now it seems... it would have been better if it had been.

Mu Xian: "Speak, what are you doing here?"

"Attendant Mu Xian, no..."

Mu Xian's voice made Kujo Sara regain her sense of purpose in coming here, even amidst her panic.

She looked up: "Even if you no longer wish to be the General's attendant..."

Even if I am punished by the general...

"I'm willing to do anything, as long as you can come back."

After saying this, Kujo Sara stared intently at Mu Xian's expression.

Soon, Kujo Sara caught a hint of a smile.

The smile didn't bring back the feeling Sara had before; it even felt somewhat strange.

—But at least he smiled, didn’t he?

Kujo Sara's panic subsided considerably, and she seemed to want to say something more, but she saw that Mu Xian spoke first.

"Go back? Back to Tenshoukaku?"

Previous memories seemed to have stirred up a lot of emotions in Mu Xian: "But I still prefer to go there alone."

"As for the status of a close attendant, it sounds rather ridiculous and offensive."

As he spoke, Mu Xian closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and when he opened his eyes again, he had returned to his indifferent demeanor.

"I won't go back with you," Mu Xian said. "We have absolutely no connection now."

“If you came here just to talk about this, then you can leave.”

As he spoke, Mu Xian glanced at the traveler behind him as if giving a hint, then looked away.

The Kujo Sara standing directly in front of him had her head down, seemingly lost in thought.

However, Mu Xian didn't care and walked in another direction, gripping the bladeless sword tightly.

A few seconds later, he stopped walking, and the figure of the Tengu reappeared in Mu Xian's sight.

"I won't let you go."

Even her self-consoling tone carried a resolute air, and Kujo Sara quickly raised her head.

"We've already found you, how could we let you leave like before!"

"sure?"

Once again, an incongruous smile appeared on Mu Xian's lips.

"I will definitely take you back!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a few crow feathers drifted in the air.

The raven feathers slowly fell to the ground, and besides raindrops, some drops of blood also fell onto them...

Even as the sword flashed, Kujo Sara thought it was an illusion.

—After all... he would never actually do it.

Kujo Sara looked at the person in front of her, but felt a pain in her right cheek.

Touching her right cheek, Sara quickly noticed a trace of blood between her fingers.

In that instant, Kujo Sara thought of many things, yet it seemed as if she thought of nothing at all.

She stood there, stunned, and looked up at Mu Xian.

"Is this really what you want?"

"You never wanted to duel with me before?"

Mu Xian weighed the sword in his hand, his tone clearly displeased: "Tsk..."

Let's consider this the opening act.

"After that, no one stopped the two of us anymore."

Chapter 99 Saying Goodbye to Old Friends Who Should Have Been Saying Goodbye

-how so?

Raindrops fell on my face, and the blood oozing from the wound faded considerably.

Kujo Sara took a small step back; the sight of Mukan in front of her was one she could not accept.

I was thinking of a duel, that's true...

—But definitely not now.

—And definitely not now!

—How did it turn out like this?

"Wood..."

Before Kujo Sara could speak, she was met with yet another flash of sword light.

Sara hastily used her Divine Eye to dodge the attack, but the hasty dodge caused her to fall to the ground.

A longbow appeared out of thin air in her right hand, and Sara used the bow to block Mu Xian's next attack.

A metallic hum filled the air, and Sara could almost hear the sound of the blade of the sword shattering raindrops.

The wooden bow groaned under the weight as the blunt sword slowly pressed down on Saro.

If this continues, forget about bringing Mu Xian back...

With that thought in mind, Kujo Sara had already made up her mind.

A bolt of purple lightning struck down from the sky, but Mu Xian endured it head-on.

Of course, Saro also suffered along with them, as he was suppressed.

Despite being struck by lightning, Sara's aura did not weaken in the slightest; on the contrary, it became even stronger.

"I said I would bring you back..."

He swerved the longbow in his hand, turning the direction in which the seamless sword was pressed down off course.

Freed from the oppression, Sara looked at Mu Xian again.

Those eyes no longer concealed their coldness; their bloodshot rims stared intently at Mu Xian.

An arrow formed from condensed lightning element was nocked on the bow arm, intended to be aimed at Mu Xian, but it was discovered that Mu Xian had disappeared from the spot at some point.

Sara realized something and, in the next instant, shot the arrow that was ready to be fired behind her.

The sword slashed at the arrow, and the immense force caused the lightning elemental power on the arrow to dissipate.

Sara blocked the attack, but her plan didn't stop there.

The arrow, imbued with the power of lightning, suddenly exploded, instantly enveloping Mu Xian, who was wielding a sword.