Menma and Hashirama, what happened in Teyvat

(Chenxi Winery, rooms not open)

This is a room in the winery that is generally not open to the public.

There are many rooms inside the Dawn Winery that are similar to hotel rooms, and the uses of these rooms are indeed similar to guest rooms, but they are mainly provided to guests who need to stay overnight at the Dawn Winery.

Some of these people come to buy or pick up large quantities of wine. The bills or goods are difficult to count and prepare on the same day, so they temporarily stay in the winery to ensure that there are no mistakes in the orders; some have business or intelligence meetings with Diluk, and prepare rooms in advance for negotiations or information exchange; others are ordinary guests who travel or wander here at night. If they can pay enough money, the Dawn Winery can temporarily serve as a hotel.

But among these many rooms, there is a door that is very hidden because it is hidden in the "wall" on the second floor. Even most of the internal staff of Dawn Winery do not know the existence of such a mysterious room in the winery.

The layout of this room is not significantly different from other guest rooms, but the fact that the door is hidden in the wall speaks for itself. Besides Diluk himself, the only person who has the key to this room is Adeline, the head maid of the winery and Diluk's confidant.

In the game, the strange noises and hidden rooms mentioned by the winery maids Moko and Haley during their chat, as well as the extra key that Adeline has compared to the other maids, are actually all referring to this room.

This room is usually only opened when Diluk invites a Fatui to the Dawn Winery, because soon after that the Fatui will be tortured and killed by Diluk in the room, and Adeline will then deal with the body and all traces.

It can be said that this room exists specifically for Diluk to interrogate and assassinate Fatui. As for where the bodies disposed of by Adeline went...

Guess why she always says that the flowers in the manor will probably bloom more vigorously next year?

However, this time, the opening of the hidden room, although to some extent, still requires the same things as before, but the ultimate goal is completely different.

In the past, only death would occur in this room, but this time, death would be accompanied by a strange and incomplete...rebirth and return.

"How to do?"

Looking at Fidgin standing in the room in a daze, Diluk asked the two. At this moment, although he still had a poker face, he knew the excitement in his heart better than anyone else.

“Let me ask you first, do you still have your father’s tissues here?” Menma asked Diluk the key question, “Any kind of tissues will do.”

"As for body tissues... I remember when my father died, I left a strand of his hair. Is this okay?"

"Of course, just give me one or two from the top and keep the rest."

"Adeline, go to my room and bring me that small red wooden box with gold edges." Diluk immediately called Adeline to get the thing.

"Yes."

After watching Adeline walk down the stairs, Diluk asked again, "You want my father's hair because it is also the so-called 'material'? What if I don't have this strand of hair?"

"Yes, this is one of them. Moreover, if even one of these materials is missing, the summoning cannot be performed." Since the Impure World Reincarnation can actually be regarded as a special kind of spiritualism and cannot be completely classified as "resurrection", Menma has always used the term "summoning" instead of "resurrection". "If you didn't stay... I'll say something you don't want to hear. If you want to see your father, you can only dig his grave."

"Dig a grave?"

"That's right. After all, ashes, grave soil and other materials also contain the body tissues of the deceased."

"...No wonder you said this ability is against human nature."

"Indeed. After all, even if you want to revive the dead, digging up their graves would be disrespectful to them. If it weren't for a last resort, I think I'm not the only one who would reject this method."

"It seems that the requirements for this ability are very demanding. Indeed, after all, it is an ability that can bring the dead back to the world of the living..."

"There is another way."

"Hmm? What method?"

"Just bring the soul of the deceased to me, and I don't need body tissues. I can just use this ready-made soul to summon the deceased."

"..."

Silence is the dawn winery tonight.

At this moment, although Diluk did not respond, he couldn't help but complain in his heart: [Isn't this method more difficult? ! ]

……

When Adeline brought the box up and handed it to Diluk, Diluk opened the box and took out a bunch of red hair that was very similar to his own hair color. Although the hair had become a little dry and dull due to water loss, it was still obvious that it had been well maintained over the years.

[Father, if everything goes well, we will be able to meet again soon...]

After carefully pulling out two strands of hair, Diluk handed them to Menma, then put the rest of the hair back into the box and closed the lid.

"Hashirama, are you ready?" After taking the hair, Menma first nodded to Diluk, and then asked Hashirama who was standing aside and had been slacking off the whole time except for cooperating with him in a burst of momentum downstairs.

"Alright, alright." After returning the used brush in his right hand to Adeline, Hashirama picked up a scroll he had just written. After checking it several times to make sure there were no problems, he handed the scroll to Menma.

Menma spread the scroll flat on the floor, placed two strands of hair in a blank circle drawn on it, then stood up and began to make hand seals.

Yin——Si——Xu——Chen.

As the seal was successfully activated, a considerable amount of the chakra in Menma's body flowed into the scroll and the two hairs on the ground. Then, a long series of black lines spread from the runes written on the scroll, extending along the floor to Fagin's feet, and quickly formed a formation that seemed to be drawn by pen and ink.

The two strands of hair had already merged into the formation and disappeared, and the formation soon took effect: a large amount of grayish-white paper-like objects emerged from the formation and gradually covered Feikin's body.

Perhaps it was the effect of the spell, and at the same time, the Sharingan illusion that Feijin was in was also broken. However, before Feijin, who had just regained consciousness, could react, a double pain from both body and soul quickly ran through his whole body:

“Ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!”

Fei Jin's horrific screams instantly filled the entire room. Fortunately, the door was closed, and the room was specially designed with excellent sound insulation, so the screams did not reach the outside.

In the end, Fei Jin, who was unable to leave even a last word, was completely wrapped in a paper-like object (hereinafter referred to as "ghost paper"), and there was no sign of life.

On the side, Diluk and Adeline watched all this with cold eyes, without any disgust or discomfort. Even Hashirama's reaction was greater than theirs. Perhaps it was because he had killed many Fatui before, or perhaps it was because in their hearts, no matter how cruelly the Fatui died, it was not a pity.

Actually, Menma also felt a little strange in his heart. After all, no matter how to say it, he killed Fagin with his own hands, and this was the first human he had killed with his own hands in his two lifetimes (not considering the Hilichurls, because they are now considered monsters).

But he quickly threw such distracting thoughts out of his mind and continued to maintain the technique.

After becoming Uzumaki Menma, he was much more tolerant of such things. Moreover, he would inevitably have to kill more people in the future. If he could not adapt early, he and his companions would be the only ones who would suffer in the future. Moreover, the people he killed were all evil people, so doing so could be regarded as revenge for those innocent people who died.

"Is this your ability to summon the dead?" Diluk asked, just to be on the safe side. "What's next?"

"Leave it to me from now on." Looking at Fagin who was completely wrapped in the paper, Menma responded while continuing to output chakra. For some reason, he always felt that this spell required a lot of chakra, and he didn't know if this was normal.

After a while, Menma felt that the chakra requirements of the spell were finally met, so he put down his hands that were maintaining the seal. At the same time, the paper wrapped around Fagin began to fall off and disappear, revealing the scene inside. However, the person wrapped was no longer Fagin, but a middle-aged man with a hairstyle and hair color similar to Diluk, a circle of red short stubble, and dressed in a solemn dress.

Looking at the man's appearance and the scattered cracks on his face and body, Menma breathed a sigh of relief and smiled:

"Success..."