Genshin Impact: What? The one we need to save is Fukaros

On the top floor of Momang Palace, Funina sat in front of an exquisite desk, her demeanor revealing unparalleled elegance.

She tasted a bite of her favorite little cake, then picked up today's Steam Bird newspaper and read it attentively.

Yesterday, the trial of Baron Lorraine caused a sensation in Fontaine. The Steambird newspaper even used an entire page to analyze the ins and outs of the case in detail.

In her report, reporter Ou Fu commented that this trial was the case with the biggest twists and the most bizarre plot in Fontaine's past hundred years.

After reading the report, Funina felt a little depressed.

Although she always liked to enjoy plots full of twists and turns, this time as the plaintiff's agent, she lost the trial and watched the plaintiff being sent to Mello Petersburg.

After reading the newspaper, Funina picked up the coffee on the table and took a sip.

The fragrance and mellowness of the coffee spread across her tongue, slowly soothing her inner boredom.

At this time, there was a gentle knock on the door.

She went forward and opened the door, and found that it was her housekeeper, Melusen Sedna.

"Lady Fininna, a gentleman named Ide requests to meet you." Sedna said in a respectful tone.

Furninna was stunned, wondering why Ide would suddenly visit her. After a moment's thought, she said, "Well, let him wait for me in the reception room."

Sedna nodded, "I'll take him to the reception room."

After saying that, she skipped away.

The Melusin race is naturally optimistic and cheerful, and few troubles can bother them.

Finina watched Sedna's departing back, and a feeling of envy welled up in her heart.

How she wished she could be like Meilushin and live happily and carefree every day.

However, that cold and desperate prophecy always loomed over her mind, making it impossible for her to escape the heaviness and depression in her heart.

A moment later, she appeared in the reception room.

At this time, Lin Yide was sitting casually on the sofa with his legs crossed and a cup of coffee in his hand.

A trace of displeasure flashed through Furninna's heart.

This guy is really too rude.

She asked with a slightly arrogant tone: "Ide, what do you want to talk to me about?"

Hearing this, Lin Yide gently put down the coffee cup in his hand, raised his head and looked at Funina.

The corners of his mouth curled up into a faint smile, and he said, "Of course there is something wrong, Ms. Funina."

Finina frowned slightly. She didn't like the feeling of being controlled by the other party.

She said bluntly: "If you have anything to say, please tell me now. This goddess is very busy."

Lin Yide did not rush to answer, but looked at her deeply, and then said softly: "Funina, you are not a god, you are just a human."

These words were like a bolt from the blue, instantly striking Funina's heart.

She widened her eyes and looked at Lin Yide in disbelief.

Panic and tension instantly filled her mind, making her unable to react for a moment.

But she quickly recovered from her shock, and an exaggerated smile appeared on her face, trying to hide her inner panic: “Ide, your remarks are really ridiculous.

Do you think that just because you won a trial, you can rashly declare that I am not a god?

I, Funinna de Fontaine, am the undisputed deity, Queen of waters, of directions, of peoples, and of laws."

Lin Yide listened to her explanation quietly, without any expression on his face.

He said calmly, "Funina, stop acting. You must be tired of playing the role of a god for hundreds of years."

Furninna gritted her teeth and still insisted on her position: "Ide, what evidence do you have to prove that I am not a god?"

Lin Yide didn't want to dwell on this issue too much, he said directly: "Funina, I know much more than you think, including the prophecy about Fontaine.

I also understand that you have been working hard for this. Our goal is the same, to save Fontaine."

Hearing this, Funina's heart was moved, but she still asked tentatively: "Fontaine's prophecy? What prophecy are you referring to?"

Lin Yide looked at her deeply and said softly: "Everyone will dissolve in the water, and only the water god will cry on the throne."

Fu Nina was completely shocked by Lin Yide's words. She widened her eyes and asked with a trembling voice: "You... who are you? You are not Yide, right? What do you want to do?"

Lin Yide smiled gently, his smile revealed a hint of depth and mystery: "I am Yide, but I am not exactly the Yide you know.

My goal is simple: to save a hapless fool, and myself. And now, I need your help."

Funina's brain was in a mess at this time. She tried hard to sort out her thoughts: "What... do you need me to help you with?"

Lin Yide took a deep breath and said slowly: "I plan to set up an organization dedicated to preventing the prophecy from happening. I need your full support, Funina."

Furninna was silent for a moment, she was going through a fierce struggle in her heart.

However, when she thought that she was finally no longer alone and that someone was willing to share this responsibility with her, she felt an unprecedented sense of relief.

She nodded and said firmly: "Okay, I will fully support you."

Lin Yide then elaborated on his plan: "This organization will be named 'Youfu Tongxianghui', but when promoting it to the outside world, we will use the name 'Xichang'.

Its main duties will be to supervise the Fontaine government and handle those complicated cases, and all of this will be directly responsible to you, Funina."

Hearing this proposal, Funina couldn't help but frown and commented: "The names 'Youfu Sharing Club' and 'Western Factory' are both too weird. Besides, Villette will never agree to supervise the Fontaine government."

However, Lin Yide didn't seem to care about Villette's reaction. He responded calmly: "Villette's attitude is not the decisive factor. The key lies in you, Funina. As the goddess of Fontaine, you should have such influence and decisiveness."

Having said that, he stood up and slowly walked to Furninna, "After all, you don't want the fact that you are not a god to be made public."

His tone was light, but full of irresistible power.