Genshin Impact, all those behind-the-scenes big shots are me

Su Chen went to check other places.

After completing one round, they came down from the stage.

Next, they went to the large box in the audience area.

"Lord Ryder, is this what you want?"

Upon noticing that he intended to approach the box, the guards nearby hurriedly stepped forward to inquire.

Although Su Chen currently holds no official position in Fontaine, the title of Water God's Messenger bestowed upon him by Funina is enough for him to act with impunity in Fontaine.

Su Chen chuckled: "Don't worry, I'll just take a look. I won't damage anything inside."

"ha..."

The guard hesitated for a moment, then nodded.

To put his mind at ease, Su Chen deliberately stood at the entrance of the box and didn't go inside.

There's nothing particularly special inside this box.

"Lord Ryder, have you finished reading?"

"I asked the guard."

"Yes, I've finished reading it. Thank you." Su Chen nodded with a smile.

"Where."

The guard was somewhat flattered.

Surprisingly, this important figure is quite easy to get along with.

Leaving the box, Su Chen walked straight out of the theater.

Near the entrance, a guard was questioning Linni.

Not far away, Navelette was chatting with a Melusin.

“Navilette, this is the information on the deceased, and this is information about Linnie’s magic performances in recent years.” Melousin handed over the documents in her arms.

"Thanks for your hard work."

Navilette took it.

Just as he was about to leave, he suddenly noticed Su Chen walking towards him.

Their eyes met, and Su Chen smiled and said, "Let's go upstairs and talk."

Navelette nodded slightly, a hint of doubt in her eyes, wondering why Su Chen had suddenly come to find her.

After going up to the second floor, we arrived at Navelette's office.

"Are you investigating what happened earlier?" Su Chen walked into the room and casually pointed to one side: "Sit down."

"okay."

So, is this his territory?

Why did Su Chen sit down more naturally than him?

Never mind, that's not important.

"The on-site investigation should be no problem for the traveler. I'd like to see the information on the deceased, Cowell."

"Oh? How did it go?"

Navelette flipped through the documents for a while, then looked at Su Chen, who had already brewed the tea and poured a cup for both of them.

"Have some tea." Su Chen chuckled. "This tea smells quite good, although I prefer coffee."

"Thank you."

Navelette put the tea aside and stared at the document, saying, "There's nothing special about Cowell's information, but it shows that he only recently joined Linnie's magic team and usually gets along well with others."

Su Chen pondered: "Hmm... You've only been a member for a short time, yet you're already in a hurry to get closer to people?"

Navis looked up: "Is that how you understand it?"

Su Chen smiled and said, "As one of the people involved in the case, isn't it only meaningful to make assumptions first, that way, there's no point in conducting an investigation?"

“You’re right. The records show that he doesn’t interact with people much outside the Magic Company, and he’s not as active as he is within the Magic Company. That’s really suspicious.”

"Right, if it's suspicious, we can investigate, but you even have this kind of record."

Navelette didn't explain much.

Managing personal information is the responsibility of the Privy Council, and naturally, such detailed records will not be disclosed to the general public.

He also had someone go to Aina, and only through her could he obtain it.

Because Aina is the head of the Fontaine intelligence organization, only he knows her identity so far; even Funina doesn't know.

Of course, the main reason is that Funina didn't ask, and she herself has never been interested in such things.

Navelette then looked through the remaining documents.

There's basically nothing unusual about Linni's side.

As a renowned magician in Fontainebleau, he frequently traveled throughout the country performing. Prior to this, he had almost no interaction with Cowell, so naturally he had no motive for murder.

Of course, from this perspective, traveling to different places also makes it easier to commit crimes.

However, there is a rather fatal problem.

Linni is too young.

The serial disappearances of teenage girls occurred twenty years ago, making it impossible for him to have committed the crimes at that time.

Unless, Linni intends to use this pretext to abduct the girl later.

Just then, a woman named Melissa knocked on the door and came in.

"Lord Navelette, this is urgent information about the missing girl."

“Hmm.” Navelette took the file, opened it, and raised an eyebrow slightly. “Helsey’s situation is a bit strange.”

Su Chen put down his teacup and asked, "She didn't actually come to see the magic show?"

Navisette asked, somewhat surprised, "How did you know?"

According to intelligence, Helsey is indeed not on Irie Island.

"She's been in Fontainebleau for the past two days because she lost something."

“That makes sense. Paimon mentioned that the person who was chosen in Harbor... In that case, she must be the thief who appeared in Harbor.”

“I see…” Navelette pondered for a moment, “To use a stolen identity to watch the performance openly and honestly, that courage is commendable.”

From a judge's perspective, this is utter contempt for the laws of Fontainebleau.

Su Chen chuckled: "This might be a good thing, at least it means she might still be alive."

Navisette asked, puzzled, "Why do you say that?"

"Because if she weren't from Fontainebleau, she would have escaped this fate."

Su Chen explained the discovery of the original water of the fetal sea.

Currently, it appears that the fetal water only works on people from Fontainebleau.

The fact that the thieving girl dared to appear in court after committing the crime suggests that she is likely not from Fontainebleau and therefore does not have the same concept of trial and law as Fontainebleau people do.

"The water of the primordial womb..."

Navelette thought of that ancient prophecy.

Clearly, what dissolved the Fontainebleau people was not ordinary seawater, but the water of the primordial womb sea.

He pondered for a moment: "It seems someone is trying to frame Mr. Linnie for the girl's disappearance under the guise of the performance... Then why did Cowell die? And where did that girl go?"

“To investigate the murderer, you can often get some clues by investigating the victim’s interpersonal relationships and personal belongings…” Su Chen chuckled, “But let’s leave this to the Traveler; she can handle it.”

He paused, then smiled and said, "Instead of this, how about we do something big together?"

"What's the matter?"

"Save the water god."

"what?"

Navelette was stunned.

"Save...the water god?"

Su Chen laughed and said, "Yes, isn't it interesting?"

"How could you say something like that...?"

"Oh right, I almost forgot about that."

Su Chen released the Transcendence Card, returning the memory that belonged to Navelette to him.

As her memories began to fill in the gaps, Navelette finally remembered everything she had experienced with Ryder Cross, and finally understood why Frynn was so heartbroken when Ryder left and so excited when he returned.

He looked at the card and felt a divine power emanating from it, a power that transcended the seven elements. The fact that he could use this power proved that Ryder Cross was no ordinary person.

But this is not important.

The important thing is that, as a friend, Navelette trusts Ryder completely.

“Okay,” said the water dragon.

...

Save the water god.

This is what Su Chen wants to do.

He wanted to save both Fryna and Fucarus.

This is not a wish, but an action that I want to take.

If strength cannot bring things to where the heart desires, then becoming stronger is meaningless.

Now that he had the idea, Su Chen was determined to do it.

However, before that, he needed to figure out some things and find a reliable helper. Navelette was a must. All signs indicated that Fontaine's crisis was related to water, and as the newly born Water Dragon King, Navelette's role in this matter was naturally irreplaceable.