My obsession with role-playing seems to have distorted the world's aesthetic.

It's largely a matter of temperament. Diluc is just too unfree; his demeanor is nothing like that of a normal Mondstadt person.

As Fischl thought this to himself, he arrived at his room at the Goethe Hotel with several relatives. The lady there looked somewhat gloomy and said:

"Barbatos, the god of wind... This month has indeed been troublesome, but his actions have been incredibly foolish."

His true identity, Diluc, is no secret among the Fatui; ​​his every move has long been closely watched by them.

He has now allied with Morax, and if the two gods are in the same place, the Fools really have no way to deal with him.

However, the worst thing Diluc did was to return to Mondstadt alone at this crucial moment.

If he were the only god, the ultimate fate would be for the heart of God to be seized by us fools.

"For now, you all continue to keep a close eye on Dawn Winery. The plan to seize the Heart of the Wind God will begin soon."

Glancing at her confidants, the woman sneered. In her eyes, the Heart of the Wind God was already hers.

The lady had not yet noticed Oz outside the window. Upon learning this, Oz immediately used his magic to transmit the information to Fischl.

It would have been fine if he hadn't activated it, but because the distance was much closer this time compared to last time, the lady's expression changed the moment Oz activated his magic.

"who?"

Looking towards the window, the woman subconsciously began to activate the magic of her Divine Eye.

Meanwhile, on the other side, after receiving these messages from Oz, Fischl showed a knowing expression and then nodded.

Ah, I see. I understand now.

Although it's surprising that Barbatos' true identity is Diluc, now is not the time to think about that.

This was probably a plan devised by Morax and Barbatos in collaboration, with the aim of drawing out a large amount of the Fools' power in one fell swoop.

At this moment, Fischl naturally considered the balance of power among the various factions and began to think about how to make the situation more realistic.

Morax + Barbatos > Fatui, Fatui > either of the two gods, so they dare not make a move when the Wind and Rock gods are combined.

However, Morax is not considered part of Mondstadt by the Fatui faction, so...

Fischl nodded, clearly having come up with what he considered a good approach.

After transmitting his will to Oz, Oz, who was hesitating whether to make a quick getaway outside the Goethe Hotel window, quietly breathed a sigh of relief.

In short, let's just say what the young lady asked us to convey.

Activating his own magic power, the electric current shattered the window in front of him. The world view of Genshin Impact can be considered a special type, where glass products have some energy but it has not yet been fully popularized.

"Madam Executor of the Fools, I have come in accordance with the will of His Majesty Fischl."

Oz, surrounded by purple lightning, flew slowly toward the Fools with extraordinary momentum.

Faced with the sudden appearance of Ms. Oz's confidants, they instinctively showed wary expressions. However, at this moment, Ms. Oz looked at Oz and asked with a hint of inquiry:

“Fischl…is she the inheritor of the Anti-Life Equation, the condemned princess?”

I still have a pretty deep impression of Ms. Fischl. Besides the time at the Wind Dragon Ruins, I also saw her once at the Immortal Invocation Ceremony.

“That’s right, it is the successor of the Anti-Life Equation. I have come here to carry out her will.”

At this moment, Oz spoke in a confident tone, appearing very confident on the surface, but inside he was panicking terribly.

The young lady does seem quite strong, that's true, but the problem is that I'm just an ordinary little crow.

What wicked thoughts does the little crow have?

I just want to survive. The people here are so scary. I'll run away as soon as I'm done saying those things.

However, I don't know what happened to Miss during this time. It seems that Miss has become a mystery since she hasn't appeared for a while.

What is this so-called anti-life equation? How did Miss obtain it?

Oz was actually still largely unaware of what was happening outside.

All that is known is that Fischl seems to have recently discovered some very powerful identity and has mastered something called the Anti-Life Equation.

It's amazing how quickly everything outside has changed since I last left the house.

As Oz thought this, he looked at the woman who had suddenly appeared and asked with a hint of doubt, "Your master... successfully left Morax?"

Oz answered the lady's question bluntly: "Morax is incredibly foolish to even attempt to steal the anti-life formula from you, Miss."

The Anti-Life Equation is the supreme treasure of the Netherworld, a power that has been reserved for the royal family of the Netherworld since ancient times.

After learning Morax's purpose, the young lady was so enraged that she launched a fierce battle against him.

That day, the young lady and Morax fought a fierce battle to the very edge of Liyue. Every gesture they made was imbued with magical power, obliterating all reason and justice.

The lady naturally took Oz's final description as an exaggeration, and after recalling the terrifying power of the anti-life equation she had glimpsed, she nodded.

If it were Fischl, it wouldn't be hard to imagine him being able to fight Morax.

So what was the final result?

Seeing Ms. Oz's curious tone, Oz coughed twice and continued:

"Good heavens, the scene at that time was earth-shattering, as if chaos was being created. Thunder roared and rocks were broken. In the end, the Rock King Emperor Morax was severely injured instantly by Miss's Heavenly Thunder Judgment."

It's also thanks to the young lady's reluctance to offend the laws of heaven; otherwise, the seven rulers of the mortal world that day would have become six.

Since Morax wasn't present, Oz started praising his master as he pleased.

Fischl had only given a vague framework beforehand, leaving Oz with no choice but to make wild guesses, while the lady nodded thoughtfully.

I'm writing it. I'm writing it.

I have a fever... I'm taking the day off today, sorry. Updates will resume tomorrow.

One hundred characters ...

Forget it, damn it, I need to write. Let him burn it all. Let's get started!

Chapter 621: Kaeya: How could Diluc be Barbatos?

"So that's why Morax didn't return to Mondstadt with Diluc?"

After saying this, the lady looked at Oz and pondered for a moment before replying, "It is my honor to devise a plan to destroy Barbatos with the condemned princess."

Yes, they took the bait!

Fischl smiled slightly after receiving the woman's reply from Oz. After Oz verbally proclaimed his power to the woman, Fischl headed to the Adventurers' Guild.

However, before she even arrived, a bustling tavern caught her attention. Fischl frowned slightly. Had she just heard the words "Hero of the Night"?

"No, how could Diona be a hero of the night!"

The girl's angry words rang out in the tavern, and upon hearing the name Diona, Fischl instantly recalled what had happened the previous night.

It seems that a member of the Fools named Bane mentioned that the Night Hero's true identity was Diona.

Speaking of Bain... this is a good opportunity to ask the lady.

Oz is still boasting about his power to the lady and plotting to kill Diluc, the god of wind, without leaving the place where the lady is currently located.

Fischl connected with Oz through the Eye of God and conveyed her message. Upon hearing Fischl's words, Oz immediately stopped thinking about the most suitable place to assassinate Diluc.

"Madam, madam, I have a question for you."

As Ms. Oz said this, the executive officer's lips twitched slightly in exasperation.

"Lady, lady," what an absurd way to address someone...

"Ahem, when you address me, you don't need to add 'Ms.' to the end; it would be better to use 'Miss.'"

By the way, what did the princess who was sentencing want to ask?

Upon hearing this, Oz nodded his bird head, then quickly changed how he addressed the lady:

“I understand, madam. My lord… well, she wants to inquire whether there is a powerful figure named Bane among the Fatui?”

To avoid using phrases like "Miss" and "Miss" after "Ms.," Oz temporarily changed how he addressed Fischl.

After hearing the question, the woman pondered for a moment and shook her head: "In my memory, there is no one named Baine among the Fools of Mondstadt."

Upon hearing this, Oz fell into thought, muttering to himself as he tried to analyze the problem: "After Miss returned from Liyue, she suddenly appeared among the powerful Fatui in Mondstadt..."

Their own motives are currently unclear. They previously attempted to eavesdrop on the young lady's earthly dwelling, and it seems they hadn't appeared in Mondstadt before.

As Oz slowly analyzed the situation, the lady suddenly had a flash of inspiration, followed by a look of understanding in her eyes.

"Dadaliya!"

She read out the full name of the young master, who was also an executive officer of the Fools, word by word, with a pause between each word, her tone filled with anger.

“You’ve gone a bit too far, Dadalia.”

He took a deep breath and forced himself to calm down. He never expected that a mere battle-crazed, brainless Executor would dare to extend his reach into Mondstadt.

The timing of Baine's appearance was far too coincidental, making it hard for the lady not to suspect that Baine was actually a member of the Fatui under Natalie Portal in Liyue.

D'Artagnan was hiding his true abilities far too well. I had always thought he was nothing but a good-for-nothing, a clown destined to be fooled.

Unexpectedly, in the end, I was the clown. Thinking of this, the lady shook her head. Upon hearing the lady's words, Oz asked with a slightly puzzled tone, "Datalia?"

"Yes, the lowest-ranking executor of the Fools, Prince D'Artagnan."

Bane, who was spying on you before, was most likely one of his men.

Upon hearing this, Oz nodded and then passed the message on to Fischl.

After bidding farewell to the lady, Oz returned to Fischl's location, while Fischl did not stay at the Cat's Tail Tavern for long before returning to the Adventurers' Guild.

Meanwhile, at the Dawn Winery, Diluc was still asleep.

Several more hours passed, and it was nearly 3 p.m. when Diluc finally woke up at the Dawn Winery.

"What time is it now?"

A hint of confusion flashed across Diluc's eyes as he looked at the sunlight outside the window, but he quickly adjusted his mindset.

After quickly washing up, he glanced at the clock and decided to deal with the backlog of issues at Dawn Winery first.

During his time as an idol in Liyue, Dawn Winery received a number of orders that required his personal consideration to decide whether or not to sign them.

After spending some time finally resolving these matters, Diluc remembered the things that Windfury had entrusted to him and finally decided to take some time to visit the Windfury Ruins.