Genshin Impact: I wrote the plot into a novel to spoil the future

Stepping out of the high door, the group left the dream and arrived on the island once again.

Mona told everyone that the adventurer she mentioned was from more than three years ago, and now... he is most likely dead.

Everyone hoped that person hadn't died, but that was impossible. Mona's divination wouldn't be wrong, and she wouldn't lie.

Astrology is real, it contains no lies, and it is a very serious discipline.

[Mona: "Since we've brought it up, I hope everyone doesn't confuse astrology with those lottery games held by street vendors."]

"We study astrology, certainly not to please anyone with flattery all day long."

Narukami Taisha: ??? I feel offended!

As it turned out, the shrine maiden of Narukami Shrine wasn't worried; it was Mona herself who was anxious.

Mona suddenly burst out: "Ah—! That's why I said astrologers are such an annoying profession! Being great and being annoying are not mutually exclusive!"

Mona is still very concerned about this, about the fact that prevents her from making friends.

Fischl offered words of comfort: "Why the sudden commotion? You're not such an unworthy person to befriend."

[Oz's translation: "Miss means, it's a pleasure to be friends with you."]

Fischl nodded at first, then realized what she meant and said with a touch of arrogance:

"No, no! I didn't say that! Oz, what's wrong with you? You're getting more and more fond of falsely conveying my orders!"

As I said before, no wonder they're best friends; they're very similar in many ways.

Whether it's having trouble making friends or having a proud and arrogant personality, it's all the same.

Readers were amused; Fischl is becoming more and more adorable these days. When she was being a bit of a chuunibyou (a person with delusions of grandeur), a little teasing would bring her true colors back.

Yae no Miko licked her lips. This was too interesting. She couldn't resist teasing the two girls.

Seated in her seat, Yae no Miko was eager to try. Kosai-gumi met her gaze, their unspoken understanding unspoken.

However, you should read the whole story before you start flirting with the other person.

Xin Yan: "I'm not that knowledgeable; I only know one astrologer, you. But I have a very good feeling about you; you're not annoying at all."

"Those who casually pry into others' secrets and then carelessly discard the results they don't like—they should reflect on themselves. Fate isn't something so cheap."

[Manyo chimed in: "If fate were something that could be avoided with a few words, there would be no pain of separation in the world. Mona, don't take it to heart."]

Their emotional intelligence remains as high as ever; the words they utter hit the spot that resonates most deeply.

In real life, Mona was pleased with what she was told, and a blush seemed to rise to her cheeks. Fortunately, she kept her head down and her hat was too big for others to see.

Readers are also envious, saying it's wonderful to have such friends; they are so good at comforting people and never just going through the motions.

I really want to tell my friends: You, become Mona.

Chapter 457 Mona's room is quite big

This group of people all have high emotional intelligence, except for Fischl, who is the slowest to react, but that's okay because she has Oz.

Your reaction time is a bit slow, but your Oz makes up for it well.

Oz will become Fischl's mouth substitute, praising Mona on her behalf; truly worthy of being the mouth of a god in bird form.

Mona blushed and said, "Ahem, there's... there's no need to be so concerned about me. I'm very resilient."

As mentioned before, Mona is the kind of person who isn't good at handling being cared for, which is why she blushed.

She no longer needs to be strong, because her 'strength' has arrived.

[The traveler points out: "Then why are your ears so red?"]

She's so proud and aloof! She won't admit it even if she blushes!

It can only be said that the traveler is somewhat cunning; with her emotional intelligence, it's impossible that she didn't see why Mona's ears turned red—it was intentional mockery.

In the book, Mona's thoughts are exposed by the traveler, and she becomes flustered, her blush deepening.

"Uh, uh..."

[Mona, hands behind her back, fidgets: "...Okay, then...then..."]

Mona whispered, "Thank you everyone."

For someone who is proud and arrogant, it takes a lot of courage to say such a thing.

Hearing a proud girl blush and say "thank you" is also a great pleasure.

The readers are now completely captivated by Mona's cuteness and are growing to love her more and more; she's really going to surpass Arnold now.

It's just 'Megistus'! What an easy name to remember! And when I think of Mona's beauty, there's nothing I can't remember!

Soul! DNA! Engrave it on me!!!

I'd say I'll remember the name after reading the story of the island.

In real life, Mona blushed even more; the thought of the whole world seeing this scene made her want to cover her face.

Now I'll never be able to get married, boohoo.

Everyone was satisfied, but Fischl was still not content.

Fischl said, "I can't hear you. Please loudly offer your respect and blessings to this princess."

It's understandable that Fischl did this; Mona had teased her in the same way before.

Yae no Miko smiled broadly, watching the two girls teasing each other.

Stop arguing, let me handle this. Neither of you can escape. Cute little girls are meant to be 'eaten' by their older sister!

Putting aside the intense teasing from Yae no Miko, Mona was already overwhelmed by Fischl's taunts.

Mona is a textbook example of tsundere; if you ask her to say thank you louder, she might just faint from embarrassment.

Mona has grown up but doesn't have many close friends, so naturally she's never had the chance to say such things.

She had never experienced anything so extraordinary before, and she couldn't handle it.

Fischl is known for his slow reaction time, but thankfully Oz makes up for it.

Oz and Xin Yan helped Mona change the subject, bringing up the search for fragments and exploration of the illusion, while also praising Fischl for making her famous.

[Oz to Fischl: "Only your sharp eyes, Miss, can pinpoint the secret."]

Like Mona, Fischl is someone who can't resist praise, as mentioned in the Adventurers' Guild's 'Fischl User Manual'.

If you want Fischl's help, just cooperate with her and praise her, and she will help you.

Upon hearing Oz's praise, the easily flattered Fischl immediately said that she would go and find it herself.

But as everyone knows, the young lady doesn't move; it's actually Oz flying instead of her personally flying.

Once back in the illusion, everyone was already quite familiar with the process; it was simply a matter of placing fragments, searching for stars, and then entering the celestial globe.

This time it was a little different; the process of finding stars had become more complicated, and one star wasn't enough.

After everyone's WeChat step count was pushed to the top, the second star was finally found. Now, even the star has a companion.

Once all the necessary stars have been found and the prerequisites have been met, everyone can enter the celestial globe.

This time, something was different: the water beneath the armillary sphere had receded, revealing the space below.

Upon entering, Mona immediately broke through the defenses of the door.

Mona exclaimed, "Wow! This...this..."

Mona's house is right behind the door.

In the book, Mona exclaimed in surprise and immediately ran forward, spreading her arms to try and cover something.

But there were so many and so big things behind her, how could she possibly block them?

Whether they were characters in the story or real people, everyone was stunned.

I thought Mona was living a frugal life, but I never expected her house to be so big! It's a detached house!

Come to think of it, this house is rented from old Goethe. You can look down on Mona, but you can't look down on old Goethe's wealth.

Even though the house was rented, everyone was still surprised, especially Fischl, who thought Mona was so poor that she couldn't afford to eat and had to pawn her underwear.

But I never expected Mona's house to be so big; the rooms were just as large as hers.

No, you play the opposite in this way too!? A rich woman who pretends to be weak but is actually very powerful!

Among the many books scattered throughout the room, one was priced at 990000 Mora.

This is just what's lying on the ground; the ones on the bookshelf are probably even more expensive, not to mention those astrology instruments that look expensive.

Her wealth is so great that even some businessmen are ashamed of themselves; they can't compare!

What did Mona say at the beginning? Too shabby?

Honestly, if we didn't know you were a tsundere, we would have thought you were in the awful Versailles!

Arnold, now you know why she doesn't care how much you earn a month, right? It's not even enough for one of her books!

Arnold, are you watching, Arnold?

[Mona responded to everyone's surprise by saying, "I told them I just occasionally run out of cash; I'm not really broke."]

Fischl was stunned, then said bluntly, "Aren't you? I've even treated you to meals and taken you to my house for dinner!"

Little Amy suddenly felt like a working-class guy treating a super-rich person to a street food stall, and most importantly, she thought the rich person couldn't afford it.

So surprised that little Amy could speak, it was only after Oz reminded her that she remembered to change her wording.

"Ahem! You received the Emperor's grace to accompany me into the Pure Land of the Night to pay homage to the Emperor and Empress who have judged your sins. How could you possibly forget such a momentous occasion?"

In other words, it means, "I'm taking you to my home to meet my parents. You can't forget something this important, right?"

Mona hadn't forgotten; she even remembered the cold cut of meat that Fischl's mother made. It was delicious, and she wanted more. She wanted to stuff it into my mouth!

Mona wasn't without appetite; she simply valued her thirst for knowledge more than her appetite. It was a difference in consumption philosophy, not that she didn't like good food.

Mona's mouth and stomach kept protesting: "I'm not going to be with you in the next life!"

Unfortunately, Mona is the master of this body. Starve! You'll starve if you don't obey!

By the way, Amy's cold meat dishes are also very delicious; she inherited her mother's skills.

Chapter 458 My Best Friend's Counterattack

In real life, Fischl's parents smiled and said, "Mona is such a cute child. She loves cold cuts of meat, so we'll make her more next time."

They didn't change their minds because Mona was rich, after all, they weren't short of money themselves.

It's worth noting that Amy's house is also ridiculously large, and even has an indoor library.

And let's not even talk about how much it costs to buy a piano. Just the space to put a piano in an ordinary house—can an average family's house fit in that space?

Although her family wasn't poor, Amy was still deeply hurt by the reality. She genuinely believed that Mona was penniless, so poor that she couldn't afford to eat.

As a best friend, you can't just watch your friend go hungry and have to sell her underwear, right?

So every time she played with Mona, she would pay for it herself, secretly, because she was worried that Mona would get hurt.

Occasionally, he would invite Mona to eat something nice because he was worried that she wouldn't have enough to eat.

The money spent on this wasn't from her parents; it was Fischl's own savings from being an adventurer, and those savings were all gone because of her best friend!

I'm offering my 'dowry' to play with you, and you treat me like I'm invisible? Go soak in the starry sky?

What I'm saying is, how different is this from being kept by a sugar daddy/sugar baby?

But now I realize that Mona is actually richer than me!

I wonder if the little bit of money I earned as an adventurer would be enough to buy several of Mona's books?

The books on that one wall of her bookshelf could probably buy her entire house, right?

I think I was too optimistic; it might be more than just buying my house...

And Mona's house has more than one wall like this!