He had already gone blind as soon as he arrived in Genshin Impact.

"Okay, Xiao Di, shall we set off now?"

Jelly responded to Wu Di's voice and then raised its own question.

"No, I still have some things to take care of."

After saying that, Wu Di left the room with the jelly in his arms and quietly went into the church.

It was already late at night, and the partners who had come to help had all gone to sleep. In the crowd, Wu Di found Barbara.

She was now lying on the bench, fast asleep. Seeing this, Wu Di went back to the room, took out the blanket, covered Barbara with it, and whispered something.

Good night, and goodbye.

Wu Di also found blankets to cover the others, and then went to the little girl who had asked him to leave earlier. Even though she was asleep, she would still groan in pain.

Looking at the increasingly dense black aura emanating from the little girl, Wu Di had a thought: if he could control seven elements, what about these?

Wu Di extended his hand and then said softly.

"It has come into my hands."

A miraculous scene unfolded: the black energy seemed to have a mind of its own, arriving in Wu Di's hand like a cute little animal, though it became anything but cute when it was absorbing life force.

"Can you return the life force you've absorbed?"

Wu Di asked tentatively, and the black energy seemed to respond immediately, sending green life energy back to the little girl, whose condition visibly improved.

Upon seeing this, Wu Di nodded, confirming that his guess was correct.

"Call all your companions here and remember to return their life force."

As soon as he finished speaking, the black energy arrived in Wu Di's hand, and the green life energy was returned to him. The children's condition was rapidly recovering.

He couldn't bear to watch his children die, especially since he had the power to save them.

This was the last thing he could do for Barbara and the others.

Wu Di knew that if he did this and then chose to leave, it would definitely confirm his identity as a "witch".

But it doesn't matter anymore.

Whatever the final outcome, it's no longer my concern—whether it's continued hatred, continued suspicion, or continued malice.

These things are no longer relevant to me.

Choosing to leave them meant making a firm decision.

Moreover, after resolving this black energy incident himself, he will be able to easily prove his innocence.

And so that those people wouldn't think that he orchestrated it himself?

(If you didn't place them, why are you able to control these curses?)

Prejudice in people's hearts is like a mountain.

But as an ordinary person, Wu Di couldn't bear to watch these children die, especially since he had the ability to save them.

Whether she's a saint or a pushover, she's still a saint.

It doesn't matter anymore.

When using this power, just have a clear conscience.

(The following is a first-edition plot summary)

Date: March 11, 2023

Seeing so many readers hoping those Mondstadt people would die, I'll just reveal the first version of the plot.

In the first version of the story, even if you have the Eye of God, you will still get infected; it's only a matter of time. But if you're afraid of making a mistake, then forget it.

Furthermore, a large portion of the elderly and children in Mondstadt will die, and the angry mob will also bring weapons to find the protagonist, leading to clashes and fights, which will break the protagonist's already fragile nerves.

The towering elemental tornado appeared, and most of the enraged crowd perished. Qin, who rushed over, saw this and angrily drew her sword, naturally attacking the protagonist.

Then she died at the hands of the protagonist who had lost his mind, and Barbara then watched as the protagonist killed her own sister.

Suddenly losing its senses, it attacked the protagonist as well.

After killing Jean, the protagonist regained some consciousness, realized what he had done, and instinctively left Mondstadt.

Then Barbara hugged her sister's body and vowed to kill the protagonist.

This was the initial idea.

However, it's easy to fail the review and get blocked or reported, so I think I'll pass.

And if you're looking for this kind of dark and brutal storyline, then you've come to the wrong place.

Chapter 30 The Big Liar

After finishing this task, Wu Di returned to his room, looking for paper and pen. After all, leaving without saying goodbye was ultimately impolite.

Using his memory, Wu Di found paper and pen on the bookshelf, went to the desk, and began to write a letter.

Strangely enough, Wu Di discovered that he could not only read the language of this world, but also write it, which he found quite amazing.

There wasn't much written on the paper, just a few simple sentences. After all, Wu Di wasn't a particularly talented person, and these words were his true feelings.

After finishing writing, Wu Di took out a token that Qin had given him when they first met. Although he had never used it, he still chose to return it, since he wouldn't need it anymore once he left.

After placing the token on top of the letter to prevent it from being blown away by the wind, Wu Di felt somewhat relieved. He turned around and said to the jelly floating in the air beside him.

"let's go."

"Okay, goo."

The jelly flew out the window and then grew so big that it could easily lift Wu Di up.

Wu Di took off his shoes, then went to the window, turned around, and looked back at the room with lingering affection, recalling all the little moments he shared with Barbara.

(Hello, my name is Barbara, what's your name?)

(Huh? You're a boy?!)

(We're having sweet flower-stuffed chicken today!)

(Xiao Di, no matter how I look at it, I think you're a girl.)

Even the most wonderful gatherings will eventually come to an end.

Wu Di withdrew his gaze, stepped out of the window, and came to Jelly.

He then flew out of Mondstadt, at which point he hesitated.

He didn't know whether he should remove the dark energy from the adults.

Those children themselves might not be able to bear watching them die, but those adults who have hurt them with their words...

Let them die.

The thought suddenly popped into his mind, and for a moment his breathing became rapid.

They hurt you, and you can tolerate that?

At that moment, his heartbeat seemed deafening, his pupils trembled incessantly, and he gasped for breath.

"Xiao Di, what's wrong?"

Clearly, Jelly noticed Wu Di's unusual behavior and asked him a question out of concern.

You've endured this for 18 years, why continue to endure it now?

Let them die.

The voice in his mind repeated itself, leaving him no room for argument, because it was exactly as the voice had said.

Let them die.

The voice was like an invisible hand, pushing Wu Di toward an irreversible abyss.

When they were only one step away from the "abyss," a gentle voice spoke.

"Young man, I'm sorry."

That apology pulled Wu Di back from the brink of despair and brought him back to his senses.

A figure filled with wind elements appeared in front of me, floating in the air.

"Who are you?"

"Your voice sounds so familiar."

Why should I say sorry?

Barbatos felt a pang of heartache at Wu Di's doubts and cautious words.

Despite possessing boundless power, his heart is as fragile and sensitive as a child's.

Without immediately answering Wu Di's question, Barbatos flew over, embraced the battered boy, and whispered in his ear.

“I am the wind god of Mondstadt, you can just call me Barbatos.”

"This apology is on behalf of the people of Mondstadt."

"You have suffered such injustice."

"sorry."

It turns out that the gods are so gentle. At this moment, Wu Di's feigned strength crumbled like paper.

Tears welled up in his eyes, and the boy wept silently.

He thought he had gained a new life and that things would be different, but he encountered one injustice after another.

This caused the already fragile young man to break down completely, and tears streamed down his face.

"Cry, you'll feel much better after you cry it out."

Upon hearing this, Wu Di finally burst into tears, hugging Barbatos and temporarily relying on him.

"Ugh...!"

Barbatos blocked out the crying with the wind, allowing Wu Di to cry his heart out.

Sadness flowed with his tears, and after a while, the crying stopped. He felt much better and spoke softly.