I write novels in Liyue

The man's voice trembled as he said, "I've tried countless times to let go and make peace with myself, but every time I have this urge, I close my eyes and see the captain and the others dead..."

The girl remained silent for a long time before walking back to Diona and saying, "Diona, could you make me a very intoxicating drink that isn't too harmful to the body?"

"take it."

She had barely finished speaking when Diona handed her a glass of wine.

The girl looked at Diona and saw that her eyes were also red, clearly she had been crying too.

"I didn't cry, take it now."

Diona turned her head and said.

So the girl took the wine and went back to the uncle's table, handing it to him as is.

The middle-aged man picked up his glass and drank it all in one gulp.

Not long after he finished drinking, he suddenly passed out drunk.

"Go to sleep, everything will be alright when you wake up."

The girl sighed.

"Fang Qiu's book is really amazing. I remember that he is a well-known adventurer in the Adventurers' Association. He was actually moved to tears by Fang Qiu's book."

Yura picked up a new glass of wine, took another big gulp, and said, "That wretched Fang Qiu, I'll remember this grudge. When she comes to Mondstadt, I'll teach her a lesson!"

"I'll remember this grudge!"

Behind the bar, Diona mimicked Yura's tone, frowning and putting her hands on her hips as she spoke.

"I'll remember this grudge for mimicking my speech."

Yura looked at Diona and said.

"According to the Traveler and Paimon, Fang Qiu should be a very gentle person. Who turned her into this? Was it the publishing house?"

Amber was somewhat puzzled.

"Who knows..."

Yura waved her hand, squinted her eyes, and said, "Anyway, I'm really looking forward to meeting her. Didn't the traveler mention when he delivered the book that Fang Qiu has been exercising lately? So, pulling her into the icy lake shouldn't be a problem, right?"

As she spoke, Yura finished her drink.

"Another one, please."

……

Outside the tavern at this moment.

On the main street near the deer hunter.

A light blond boy with goggles, wearing a jacket and looking somewhat disheveled, walked down the street with a blond girl in a purple outfit, ornately decorated, and wearing an eye patch.

"The mission is finally complete. I didn't expect it to go so smoothly today. We only encountered seven dangers."

Bennett stretched and said, "After I hand in the mission, I'm going home for a good night's sleep."

He had barely finished speaking when he accidentally stepped on a round stone and tripped.

Fortunately, he reacted quickly, rolled around to dissipate the force, and apart from looking even more disheveled, he wasn't seriously injured.

"That was dangerous! Luckily I reacted quickly. Where did this rock come from?"

Bennett picked up the stone and threw it into the bushes to prevent other ordinary people from stepping on it.

After all, ordinary people don't have his skills, and if a child trips and falls, it would be troublesome.

But just as the stone flew into the grass, a dog barked.

Then a dog suddenly burst out of the bushes and darted toward him.

They vowed to avenge the beating of the dog.

Startled, Bennett turned and ran.

Bennett ran, the dog chased, Bennett couldn't escape.

"Fischl, help!"

Bennett ran while yelling for help.

The dog couldn't beat him, but he didn't want to hurt it.

Fischl rubbed his forehead, got a bone from the deer hunter, and used it to calm the beaten dog before finally saving Bennett.

During the incident, the Deer Hunter owner couldn't understand what Fischl was saying, but thankfully Oz was there to translate.

“My retainers, dwelling in the eternal night, await my divine decree to grant them passage to this world of exile. You shall go to that land of destiny on my behalf and retrieve for me the object of destiny. Then I will bestow upon you the promised gift.”

Fischl covered his face with his right hand, his golden-green eyes peeking out from between his fingers, striking a cool pose.

"What Miss means is that she's going to invite Miss Mona to dinner, and she'd like you to help her complete the task. She'll thank you afterwards."

Oz, who was standing nearby, translated.

"understood."

Benny nodded.

After saying goodbye, they went their separate ways.

He made his way to the Adventurers' Guild.

Many people also came to turn in their quests, making the Adventurers' Guild hall bustling with activity.

After completing his mission with Miss Catherine and receiving his reward, Bennett overheard many people discussing a book called "The Heartbeat of an Angel."

"Hmm... Judging from the title, angels... that should be Fischl's type."

Bennett muttered to himself as he walked out of the Adventurers' Guild, and then he saw someone ahead of him drop a book and a wallet.

He quickly went forward to pick it up and then caught up with the person who dropped the book.

"Sir, you've lost your book and wallet."

Bennett said.

"Uh, thank you."

The man was taken aback, took the wallet, and then said with a smile, "To thank you, I'll give you this book. It's a very popular author in Liyue, Inazuma, and Mondstadt. I heard that someone brought the book to Sumeru, where it caused quite a stir."

"That's not really appropriate, it's just a small favor."

The man smiled and said, "Besides, I bought three copies in total: one to read, one to collect, and one to introduce to others. This book serves that purpose perfectly, so you can accept it without worry."

"Okay, thank you."

Bennett nodded and watched the person walk away. Then, he turned his gaze to the book in his hand and muttered to himself, "Angel Beats... I'm always the one who loses things. I never thought I'd have such good luck one day, finding something and getting a book as a reward. I need to go home and read this book carefully, and then keep it as a treasure. After all, this is the luckiest thing I've had in recent years!"

Bennett happily took the book home.

Meanwhile, Fischl walked towards Mona's house, muttering to herself as she went.

"I will establish a separate world and universe, and establish paradise and Eden. I am the princess who will judge sins. Rejoice, my kin! In your opinion, shall I announce the arrival of this princess to my retainers in this manner?"

Fischl said.

"As long as you're happy, Miss."

Oz said.

"Please allow me, Your Highness, to reconsider."

Fischl pondered.

As they were talking and passing through an alley, they suddenly heard a voice coming from inside the alley.

"In the name of Bartobas, die!"

Then a scream echoed through the dark alley, startling Fischl.

"Oz, let's go."

Fischl quickly strode forward.

"Miss, aren't you going in to take a look?"

"Oz asked."

"No... there's nothing to see..."

Fischl said.

"Miss, please watch your words."

Oz said.

"Ahem, it's just a devout follower of the wind god leading prayers, nothing special. Lady Megistus is still waiting for my arrival."

Fischl said.

"Okay lady."

Finally, they arrived at Mona's house and knocked on the door.

"Lord Megistus, rejoice! Before you lies one who transcends time and space, who knows the past, present, and future..."

Before Fischl could finish speaking, she noticed Mona's red eyes and slightly damp long eyelashes. She quickly asked, "Hey? Mona, why are you crying? What happened?"

"It's nothing, I was just reading a book."

Mona shook her head and said.

"I see. I thought... In that case, tell me the title of the book that will make this princess weep."

Fischl breathed a sigh of relief and asked.

"Here, this one."

Mona took out a book and handed it to Fischl, saying, "Here, this is for you."

"Give it to me, the princess? Then I will accept your offering."

Fischl paused for a moment before saying, "In return for your loyalty, would you be willing to accompany me into the royal city of the Pure Land of Night and pay homage to the Emperor and Empress who have rendered judgment?"

As he spoke, a smile involuntarily crept onto his lips.