I have a lot of vests in Genshin Impact

Furninna snatched the doll, her eyes flashing with madness.

She spoke excitedly to the puppet, her voice extremely excited, and she completely forgot her status as the water god.

However, Cao Chuxue's voice revealed a sense of dissatisfaction, and she asked, "Excuse me... who are you?"

Finina suddenly realized her own gaffe. She thought about it and realized that she was the water god, so how could she be so humble to a stranger?

So, she changed her attitude and returned the doll to Bo Chang.

"Okay, is that it?" Bo Chang's voice was filled with a hint of helplessness, his eyes fixed on the puppet in front of him.

The doll lay there quietly, as if waiting for something.

"Okay, that's it?" Bo Chang said to the puppet.

At this time, Cao Chuxue's voice became gentle.

"I'll be there soon, don't worry too much............"

Before the other party could finish his words, Bo Chang directly threw my doll into the system space.

"It seems that the boss lady Chuxue doesn't like Miss Funina very much." That Villette suddenly said, with a hint of sarcasm in his words.

When Furninna heard this, the ahoge on her head instantly turned into a fist. She glared at Villette and punched him. Although this punch had no lethality, it was extremely insulting and made Villette feel embarrassed.

"Huh?" Finina was stunned. She didn't seem to realize how inappropriate her behavior was.

She looked around and suddenly saw the small cake on Villette's seat. Her eyes lit up, "This...is this the small cake dedicated to me?" As she said that, she picked up the small cake and tasted it.

Yu Fu's eyelids twitched, and Villette saw it. He shook his head helplessly, "It's okay, Miss Funina needs to be willful sometimes."

As he spoke, he picked up his teacup and took a sip, trying to ease the awkward atmosphere.

Funina didn't seem to notice the strange looks from the people around her. She continued to enjoy the delicious cake, muttering, "Well, this cake is really delicious. I'll have another one next time!"

Naweileite and Bo Changyufu looked at each other, and saw a hint of helplessness and amusement in each other's eyes.

After this little episode, the atmosphere gradually returned to normal.

"Then I'm really sorry to trouble you, the Golden Court." That Villette said, "But the cardinal's decision cannot be changed. This is the bottom line."

"Well, that thing... will be kept. After all, she is also a audience, right?" Bo Chang said with a smile.

Suddenly, a strong tremor swept over like a violent storm, catching everyone off guard.

The entire opera house seemed to be torn apart by an invisible force. The chandelier hanging on the ceiling shook violently, making a harsh scraping sound, as if it would fall off at any time.

The whole space seemed to be shrouded in a hazy and uneasy atmosphere.

"Hmm?" Villette frowned, and he immediately stood up from his seat, looking sharply in the direction of Melo Petersburg.

He could feel that the source of the vibration was coming from there, as if some powerful force was brewing energy that was about to explode.

"It seems that the valve...can't hold on any longer." Bo Chang's voice suddenly sounded.

Having said that, he stood up and left the opera house.

A trace of doubt rose in Villette's heart, but he did not think much about it. He immediately turned to Funina and said, "Funina, go home first and don't come out."

Funina looked confused. She hadn't recovered from the shock just now. "Eh? Eh? What's going on?"

She asked anxiously, but Villette had already turned into a stream of water and quickly disappeared into the opera house.

Funina was the only one left in the opera house. She stood in the wind blowing in from the hole, her hair blown into a mess. It probably had nothing to do with Mond's drunkenness.

She looked around and saw that no one was suddenly panicking.

She swallowed and said, "What should I do? It's fetal sea water? It must be, right? What should I do... I..." Funina muttered to herself. She didn't know where she should go, nor did she know what would happen next.

She could only hold her hands tightly, trying to give herself some comfort.

When Funina returned to Fontaine, it was already dark and the streets were shrouded in a quiet and gloomy atmosphere.

Having just experienced a sudden earthquake, the originally quiet streets are now filled with a strange and disturbing atmosphere.

Furninna walked alone on the road, her steps brisk and firm, as if trying to dispel the fear in her heart.

However, as she went deeper into the street, the eerie feeling became stronger, as if something was secretly watching her.

She couldn't help but quicken her pace, feeling an inexplicable sense of nervousness in her heart.

She looked up at the street ahead, and seemed to see people who had died from the fetal sea water waiting for her in front of her. Their figures were blurry and strange, as if they would pounce on her and devour her at any time.

"Since Villette has gone... nothing should happen... right?" Finina murmured to herself, trying to comfort herself.

However, her voice seemed to tremble, revealing her inner uneasiness.

Suddenly, a rustling sound broke the silence of the night, and Funina turned abruptly and looked at the grass not far away.

"Who!" Furninna screamed, her heart pounding as if it would jump out of her chest at any time. She stepped back nervously, holding her hands tightly together, ready to deal with any possible danger.

A cat ran out from inside, its eyes flashing with a faint green light, looking extremely strange.

However, the cat just looked at her curiously.

Funina breathed a sigh of relief, and the tension in her heart eased a little.

"It turns out to be a cat..." Furninna murmured to herself. She squatted down and carefully stroked the cat's body.

The cat seemed to enjoy her touch and made a comfortable purring sound. The sound was like a soft melody, which gradually calmed the tension and fear in Funina's heart.

Funina's mood gradually calmed down, and she realized that her previous nervousness and fear were unnecessary.

She took a deep breath, feeling the night breeze gently brushing against her cheeks, bringing a sense of coolness and tranquility.

"I just need to hold on and no one will get hurt...right little kitty?" Furninna said softly, her eyes revealing a firm belief.

The cat seemed to understand her words and continued to purr, as if responding to her determination.