Genshin Impact: Furninna, sister, I am really not a pervert

"So, have you decided on your future?"

An ethereal and clear voice came to Fonina's ears. The voice was melodious and beautiful, making people feel very at ease.

At dawn, the sun gradually rises from the sea level, and the faint light of morning light seems to light up the entire ocean.

The night has not yet completely faded away and the moon is still hanging high in the sky, but a faint pale light has appeared on the eastern horizon, as if announcing to the world the arrival of a new day. The morning sun can't wait to show up in advance and spread its warm light to the earth.

If time stood still at this moment forever, who could tell whether it was sunrise or sunset?

Sitting on the edge of the cliff, Fenina was watching this scene quietly. When she heard the voice coming from behind her, she turned around and looked at the person behind her. She saw that the person was wearing a white dress inlaid with light gold and a white veil on her light blue long hair.

The person had his back to the sun so Fenina couldn't see the expression on her face, but she could feel the kindness and warmth in her melodious voice. That person must be looking at her with a smile on her face, right?

"I... still haven't thought it through, Ms. Urgolia. But I still think that this is good enough for now."

Fonina lowered her head and sighed softly, her dark eyelashes fluttering.

She is now in the Fontaine area, the closest place to Gaotian. Finnina turned around and looked up in the direction of Sky Island, which is the only way for the twins to enter and exit the continent of Teyvat. It is also the only way for her to come to this world.

"Really? If you are satisfied with the life here, it seems that I have done a good job in governing the Fontaine region."

The first water goddess Egolia sat next to Fenina with a smile, and looked at the sky island in the distance with her.

"That's where you start and where you end. Right?"

"Well. If something unexpected happens, this might be my end." Fenina smiled gently, then tilted her head and leaned on Egolia's right shoulder.

"As long as I am by your side, that day will never come." Egolia looked down at the girl leaning on her shoulder, gently stroked Fernina's forehead with her left hand, and said softly, "With me, you can relax and be who you want to be."

"Be...like a girl of your age should be."

Egolia's gentle voice did not comfort Fenina. She had already recognized the future and herself.

"But you can't stay with me forever."

Fonina's heart tightened, and she held onto Egolia's sleeves with both hands. Egolia looked down at Fonina in surprise, her sleeves gradually getting wet with Fonina's tears, and the girl's voice gradually became choked at this moment.

"Sister Egolia, I really... really want to be my true self."

Fenina slowly raised her head, her eyes empty and confused, staring straight at Egolia in front of her.

Tears rolled down her beautiful eyes like beads that had broken off the string, flowing down her cheeks, forming streaks of crystal tear marks.

Her lips trembled slightly, and her voice was choked with sobs: "Uh... Gloria... Sister..."

Every word seemed to be uttered with all the strength in the body, filled with endless sadness and pain. With this call, more tears flowed out of the eyes, which made people feel moved.

"I, I hate the daytime. I prefer the dark night when there's no one around."

Egolia silently held the girl in her arms. Her voice was light, but every word made Fenina feel at ease.

"I know. I'm the same as you." Egolia gently patted Fnina's back and said softly, "It's normal to feel scared, so if you want to cry, just cry here. This way, you may feel better."

“It is true that darkness makes it difficult for people to distinguish between reality and illusion, but it is also easy for people to lose their way in the dark night.”

Egolia felt her dress being pulled tighter by the girl. She smiled helplessly, gently stroked Fenina's head, and said softly: "You have been with me for hundreds of years, why are you still like a child?"

Fernina curled her lips, lowered her head and snorted, and said stubbornly: "If I could never grow up, I wouldn't have to go through all this, and I would still be the character that everyone despised in the orphanage in another world..."

Egolia smiled gently, reached out and stroked Fernina's cheek, and said softly: "No one is destined to be alone all his life. It's like a small boat floating on the ocean. You and I happen to be on the same boat. Isn't this a miraculous meeting?"

"Pfft, how can this be called a miraculous encounter?" Fenina was amused by this joke. The traces of tears on her face had not completely faded away. She couldn't help but look up at the character who was like an older sister in her eyes, with a helpless smile on her face.

"But this is the truth, isn't it?" Egolia pinched Fernina's soft cheeks with both hands, and smiled as she watched Fernina's cheeks constantly changing shape in her hands, saying, "I'm very happy to have an obedient and lovely sister like you."

"Then - I am also very happy to have a gentle and considerate big sister."

The two smiled at each other, and the unhappiness in Fonina's heart disappeared unknowingly.

Egolia gently touched Fenina's forehead and said with a smile: "As long as I stay with you, you can always be a child. Do you understand?"

"Yeah." Furnina looked at her and nodded gently. A hint of gloom grew in her heart. She lowered her head and smiled, saying, "I hope - the dream will never end..."

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"Egolia...sister!"

After all, she was still a step too late. When she arrived here, Egolia had already died in the Kanreya disaster.

She stood there, staring blankly at the corpse of the first water goddess Egolia not far away. The sword of justice in Egolia's hand had long been broken. In Furnina's ears came the roar of wild beasts and the screams of the people of Kanreya.

People in later generations recorded in books that during the Kanrea disaster, Fontaine was attacked by the monster Erinaceus.

Faced with the choice, the first water goddess Egolia firmly believed that her followers and people could fight against the disaster in Fontaine. After entrusting Fontaine to the pure water elf Holmes who had not yet succeeded to the throne of water god, she led the remaining followers and pure water elves to Kanreya to resist the tide of monsters.

However, the battle of Kanreya was so brutal that countless pure water elves were killed or wounded. Although she tried her best, the first water god Egolia was still defeated by the monster.

The water goddess Egolia perished in the cataclysm, and her body turned into a sea of ​​pure nectar flowers. Before she died, she entrusted the throne and prophecy to one of her followers, the pure water spirit Holmes.

The Great Compassionate Tree King had no time to mourn, as the mother trees with thousands of seedlings needed to be nurtured urgently. In order to cleanse the filth of the Black Abyss and ensure the purity of the nectar, the divine bird Simoge shattered its divine form, and its spiritual light scattered on the clear corpse of the Lord of Nectar, giving birth to a dazzling sea of ​​flowers, which suppressed the exit of the abyss.

Those who are nourished by the nectar and reborn into a sea of ​​flowers will no longer be sad because of [death].

"Uh... Gloria... Sister..."

Fenina, or Holmes, stared blankly at the water element dragon power spread out in the palm of her hand, an indescribable emotion welling up in her heart.

Her cheeks became like broken porcelain, and dark purple cracks gradually appeared on her face. The color of her pupils turned blood red in an instant, gradually turning dark purple from her fingertips, extending to her arms, and the ends of her hair gradually turned black.

"Congratulations, Your Highness. You have finally inherited all the power of the first generation of the God of Water..."

"Noisy!"

Holmes snorted coldly, sneering at the voice in his mind.

Holmes took a deep breath and his body gradually returned to its original state.

She let out a long sigh, pressed her right hand against her chest, and couldn't help feeling a little palpitation.

"Your Highness, don't forget our mission. The Water God has perished, and the Heart of God is in the hands of that little girl named Fukaros. She is definitely no match for you. You only need to move your fingers..."

"Shut up!!!"

Holmes roared in anger, and her eyes turned blood red again because of anger, as if she was talking to someone across the air.

The giant beast above his head seemed to have smelled the sweet blood in Holmes' body and was hovering above Holmes.

Holmes knelt on the sea of ​​nectar flowers. She looked up at the giant beast hovering in the sky and said coldly, "I have my own plans, but... not now."

"Yes--"

There was a hint of anger in the man's voice. Holmes suppressed his rage and remembered this account. Then the voice faded away from his mind.

Holmes knelt in the center of the sea of ​​nectar flowers, without crying or mourning. Suddenly, she heard the roar of the beast hounds.

Holmes raised his head and looked up at the sky, only to see groups of beast hounds flying across the dark red sky, heading towards Fontaine where Fukaros was guarding.

"As the prophecy said, we have no choice. Fukalos!" With bare feet, Fulmos stood up from the center of the sea of ​​flowers, looked up at the tide of abyss beasts sliding across the sky and attacking Fontaine. The determination to die in battle on his face was self-evident.

(Continued from Chapter 29 of this book: Beast Tide)

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