Menma and Hashirama, what happened in Teyvat

"Spiral Wheel Yu!"

He knocked to the ground a Fire Axe Hillock thug who came over to cause trouble, then lifted him up and strangled him with a spiral wheel. Then Menma patted his hands, bent down and picked up the big axe.

On the other side, the rest of the hillbillies were stopped by Hashirama alone, who punched them one by one, smashing their heads or bodies like watermelons.

That's right, smash it. Judging from Hashirama's powerful fist, this is not impossible.

In the middle of the two, Cripps, holding a big sword and looking confused, was standing there, not knowing what to do. If he wanted to join the battle, he felt that he couldn't help at all with his own strength; if he didn't join the battle, it seemed a bit unreasonable. In short, it was very contradictory.

[I thought the two benefactors were very powerful before, but now it seems... they are more than just powerful, they are simply too powerful! ]

Soon, the battle ended without a second thought. After collecting all the spoils, Menma yawned while holding the big axe, then took out his small seal scroll and sealed the axe inside:

"Is there too many Hillilks here recently? I can run into so many of them just looking for death when I'm walking around."

"That's right." Hashirama replied as he put the mask, crossbow and other spoils into his backpack. "But it's okay, just consider it as practice."

"Uh...is this the kind of battles you two usually experience?" Cripps came up and asked.

"That's not true. We haven't experienced many battles in the wild." Menma said truthfully, "I don't know if Master Diluc has told you that we are not from this world."

"Huh?" Klips was confused. Diluk hadn't told him this. But when he thought about how they had the ability to ignore the rules and summon people back to the world in a similar way to resurrection, Klips felt relieved.

"In fact, we have only been in this world for two days, and the battles we have experienced are only a few with the Hillilchirs or the Treasure Thieves. It is not difficult at all." Hashirama said carelessly. With their strength, beating up a group of little Karami is like playing.

[So I will always be the weakest one...] Cripps felt like crying but had no tears to cry.

When he was still alive, he failed to pass the knight assessment and become the "Dawn Knight" passed down from generation to generation by the Legendfinder family. In terms of combat power alone, he was no match for even Diluk or Kaeya from a few years ago. Although he used the power of the evil eye to repel the dragon Ursa at the last moment and successfully had a once-in-a-lifetime highlight moment, the price he paid was his own life.

Although he was "reborn" and according to Menma, his body seemed to be immortal, but this did not increase his strength much. On the contrary, because it was a new body, his strength might have decreased a little. Compared with his life, he was just a little more resistant to attacks.

But there is good news, that is... when I use the evil eye, I will no longer feel the backlash from it.

Before leaving, Diluk, who was still a little worried about his father, packed a lot of luggage for him: a sufficient amount of Mora, a Night Owl Order with his own signature, an exquisitely crafted and carefully maintained Iron Shadow Broadsword, and even a fire-attributed evil eye seized from a Fatui.

Actually, Diluk didn't want to give the evil eye to Krips at first, but due to Krips's insistence and Menma's words that he could fix it even if something went wrong, Diluk finally agreed. After all, Krips had used the fire-attributed evil eye before, and he was familiar with this power. Although the evil eye had been destroyed by Diluk and returned to the Fatui, there would always be a supply of this kind of thing.

Because of this, Menma plucked a few more strands of Cripps' hair from Diluk, and even put them in a glass bottle with a label on it, in case of emergency (although in fact it was mainly Diluk who secretly stuffed them into his hands and begged him to do so).

In order to test whether the reincarnated person can still use the evil eye normally, Krips activated the power of the evil eye in front of several people. Fortunately, the conclusion was that it can be used normally, and Krips did not feel any discomfort.

However, after investigating, Menma discovered that the chakra he had injected into the body of Cripps, who was an Impure World Form, was obviously less.

[Is it because these chakras are consumed by the evil eye as energy and cost instead of vitality, so that it can guide the elemental force normally? ] According to the working principle of the evil eye and the characteristics of the Impure World Reincarnation, Menma finally came to this conclusion.

After all, Impure World Reincarnation is a ninjutsu of the ninja world, and the energy system it needs and relies on is still chakra. However, since people in Teyvat do not have chakra in their bodies, and the sacrifice of Impure World Reincarnation Krips is also a native of Teyvat, the caster needs to provide a large amount of chakra to maintain the operation of the Impure World Body, which is why Menma consumed a lot of chakra when the technique was performed before.

We can use Hashirama's Wood Release as a reference. The plants created by Wood Release exist and grow with chakra as the source of vitality. The Impure World Reincarnation actually has certain similarities with it in this respect.

Fortunately, the consumption of chakra by using the evil eye was not that great. After explaining this matter to Klips in general terms and reminding him to pay attention, Klips quickly accepted it all and said he understood.

So the three of them continued to walk towards Mondstadt. Along the way, Hashirama dug the land everywhere according to Menma's instructions, and carried out the "Teyvat Species Extinction Plan" (crossed out) in an orderly manner, experiencing the feeling of being a traveler. From time to time, he ran to a tree he had never seen before and used Wood Release Chakra to collect its information.

Menma was chatting with Krips. Through the conversation, Krips was surprised to find that although Menma and he had only been in Teyvat for a few days, he knew a lot about this world, and he didn't even know as much as he did.

However, Krips did not ask Menma how he knew so much. Just as Diluk trusted Menma and did not ask him how he knew so much about himself, Krips also decided to put his trust in him.

If for no other reason, since he is his benefactor, and even his son Diluk trusts him so much, not to mention that he doesn't feel any ill will from him, then why can't he trust him?

Just like that, with his trust in the two and the peace of mind he gained from it, Cripps followed Menma and Hashirama fearlessly, and walked towards Mondstadt with them.

Perhaps the wilderness has been really uneasy lately, and along the way, there are always large and small groups of hillocks blocking the way, and it seems that even the number of treasure-stealing groups has decreased as a result. However, this is not a problem at all for Menma and Hashirama's men. As long as the hillocks really dare to come and block the way without knowing the consequences, they will naturally die at the speed of light and turn into a pile of materials.

Sometimes, when there were many Hilichurls rushing at him together, Krips, feeling very itchy, would not help but swing the Iron Shadow Broadsword in his hand, join the battle and chop down the rushing Hilichurls with great power.

They walked slowly and quickly all the way, and finally they saw the city wall of Mondstadt.

"I'm finally back..." Looking at the magnificent city wall, Clipps was filled with emotion, "I'm back... Mondstadt, I'm back..."

"Now that we're back, we should take a good look at everything in the city." Menma walked over and said, looking towards Mondstadt.

"yes……"

Originally, this was a very tear-jerking scene, but who could have thought... that it would be ruined by a word from Hashirama.

But to be precise, it wasn't Hashirama himself who ruined the scene.

"Menma, look over there. There's a group of people over there that seem a little sneaky. Look who they are."

At this moment, Hashirama had already developed the habit of asking Menma when he was in doubt, because he knew that Menma, who was familiar with many things in this world, would definitely give him an answer. And this time, when he saw the group of people sneaking around in the distance, it was obvious from their attire that they were not members of the treasure-stealing group, so he naturally asked Menma without exception.

After hearing what Hashirama said, Menma and Cripps subconsciously looked over together: they saw a group of people in strange clothes but in an orderly manner sneaking around in the bushes some distance away from the Fruit Wine Lake Bridge, as if they didn't want to be discovered.

And what they were obviously on guard against were the Knights of Favonius who were guarding the gate of Mondstadt.

Seeing those people wearing strange, yet very familiar clothes, Menma and Cripps said in confusion at the same time:

"Fools?!"