[Seitenshi]: @Sealed Maiden, co out and chat!
[Artemis]: @Sealed Maiden
[Saeko Busujima]: @Sealed Maiden
[Akane Nishino]: She doesn't seem to be getting the ssages at all!
[Marika]: Maybe she's like I was before, just observing from the shadows? Too shy to speak?!
[Galacta]: Probably not. Her na is "Sealed Maiden," so it's likely she's just... unavailable.
[Raiden Ei]: Is she truly sealed?
[Athena]: The probability is high. But for specifics, I think the Group Owner should know what's going on.
No matter how the mbers called, the new mber remained silent, which only fueled everyone's curiosity about this new friend. Many speculated that, true to her na, she was indeed sealed away.
[Lilis]: Um... but if she's sealed and unconscious, how did she agree to join the chat group? I rember there was a choice to accept the invitation.
[Akane Nishino]: That's true, it is strange. So is she just secretly watching?
The doubt raised by Lilis made everyone ponder.
At this point, Yuki stepped in to explain.
[Yuki]: It doesn't necessarily require active agreent. The chat group's rules state that if an invitee makes no choice, the default is to accept.
[Lilis]: I see! So that ans this "Sealed Maiden" was likely automatically accepted into the group by default!
[Seitenshi]: Oh! That's certainly a possibility!
[Akane Nishino]: Yuki-kun, you should have access to this new mber's information by now, right?
[Dongfang Huaizhu]: Yes! What's her current situation?
[Galacta]: Hopefully she's okay?
[Athena]: Let's hope she's safe.
The group's concern for the well-being of this new stranger surprised Lilis, the newest mber herself. She hadn't expected such imdiate care for soone they didn't know, and it ward her heart a little.
[Yuki]: Don't worry, I'm checking on it now.
After sending the ssage, Yuki focused his gaze. It pierced through the world of Goblin Slayer, reaching across the vast expanse of the multiverse. Among the infinite, mirror-like worlds, he found the miHoYo-verse. Locking onto his target, his vision then descended into that world.
Within it, he saw a luminous tree rooted in an ocean. That sea was the Sea of Quanta, its turbulent waters subrging countless shattered worlds, leaving behind only ruined fragnts. On the rolling surface, one world—less devastated than the surrounding broken pieces—floated precariously.
Though not fully intact and showing signs of damage, compared to other worlds in the Sea of Quanta, it held on with remarkable tenacity. Yet, even so, facing the perilous sea, how long could it last? Its eventual subrsion, following the fate of the other extinguished worlds around it, was rely a matter of ti.
The mont Yuki saw this teetering world, he recognized it imdiately: it was the world of Teyvat.
That was the world of the group mber, Raiden Ei.
Yuki's gaze then delved deeper, landing on the floating celestial island of Celestia in Teyvat. On the island, upon a grand throne, only the lonely Sustainer of Heavenly Principles, Asmoday, stood guard beside it. The throne's master, the Heavenly Principles themselves, were nowhere to be seen.
The mont Yuki's attention fell upon it, Asmoday, the guardian by the throne, felt a sudden, inexplicable palpitation in her heart. She jerked her head up, scanning her surroundings, searching for the source of this strange disturbance. However, given the vast difference in their levels of power, how could she possibly detect Yuki's gaze?
Finding nothing after repeated searches, a look of confusion settled on Asmoday's face. She couldn't understand the origin of this sudden feeling. It was as if a subtle ssage had been conveyed to her through the void, brewing an indescribable sensation within her. Yet, no matter what thod she employed, she couldn't locate its source. She had no choice but to give up, dismissing the anomaly as a re illusion. She closed her eyes once more, returning to her ditation.
Noticing Asmoday's reaction, a faint, knowing smile touched Yuki's lips. He then shifted his focus elsewhere.
With a single sweep, his vision covered the entire continent of Teyvat, taking in all its scenery, before finally settling on the land of Inazuma. His gaze turned to Raiden Ei. However, the mont he locked onto her, his view was filled with a gentle, misty haze.
Within the haze, a figure of flawless, jade-like skin, a perfect and unblemished form, was revealed before him. Droplets of water traced paths across that skin, resembling a lotus erging from water—a breathtaking sight.
Seeing this scene, Yuki felt a wave of awkwardness. Talk about bad timing.... He quickly withdrew his gaze from the world of Teyvat. Look not upon what is improper, look not upon what is improper. Important matters first!
He silently recited this to himself, then shifted his focus from the Sea of Quanta to the Imaginary Tree rooted within it. Scanning the countless worlds upon its branches, he quickly located the world of Honkai: Star Rail.
In truth, based on the new mber's na and world information, Yuki had already guessed her identity. So, upon finding the Star Rail world, his gaze directly pinpointed the mber's location and descended.
The mont Yuki's attention descended, all the Aeons of the Star Rail universe seed to sense sothing stirring within the void.
In the space between reality and non-reality, an existence whose form resembled a "black hole" experienced violent fluctuations upon sensing this anomaly. However, it soon cald, sinking back into utter stillness.
Simultaneously, sowhere in the physical universe, a tallic construct floating in the starry void—a being shaped like a chanical head—saw its long-dormant red lights flicker to life.
A chanical, electronic voice began to repeat a segnt of information incessantly.
anwhile, on the other side of the universe, a group hailed as the smartest individuals in the cosmos, gathered under the banner of the "Genius Society," all received a transmission simultaneously.
They swiftly decoded the information, which ultimately translated into a ssage that seed both a warning and a revelation:
The answer to the question is no longer singular.
Upon receiving this ssage, every mber of the Genius Society was baffled.
They racked their brains, employing their reputedly genius intellects to ponder the aning of this ssage. They even organized a collective conference among the Society's mbers specifically for this purpose.
That day witnessed a rare spectacle in the universe: all mbers of the Genius Society converging to debate the aning of this singular piece of information.
In another distant corner of the cosmos, a series of joyful, gleeful laughs shattered the tranquility of the region. The laughter was filled with mirth and delight, tinged with a touch of the absurd.
"Hahaha heeheehee! What in the world is it? Sothing that can make this boring universe suddenly so agitated!"
"Hahaha heeheehee! Aha, this is most delightful!"
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