Chapter 401: Sinners should not be forgiven

As far as the Teyvat continent is concerned, Alice still has her own utility.

Just like now, Alice will head outside the Teyvat continent to explore the situation in the Abyss. Given Alice's circumstances, if she doesn't need to consider the issue of Abyssal corruption, she could actually move through the Abyss with ease; current Alice no longer needs to worry about these problems either.

After hesitating for a moment, Alice asked Seeing Mu Yang again: "If I can bring back Rhinedottir, is it possible to let Rhinedottir atone for her crimes with meritorious service?

She wasn't the one who introduced the Abyss first back then; she was also being used."

"This requires others to acknowledge it!" Seeing Mu Yang spread his hands: "If other gods can accept Rhinedottir, I wouldn't mind. Of course, Rhinedottir also needs to pay for the sins she committed."

Upon hearing this, Alice hurriedly guaranteed: "After the incident in Khaenri'ah ended, Rhinedottir also briefly regained her sanity.

She felt regret for the things she had done, only she herself didn't know why she had come into contact with the power of the Abyss.

Rhinedottir didn't even know she had been schemed against; by the time she discovered something was wrong, it was already too late, and the Abyss had already infected her."

"Is that so?" Seeing Mu Yang nodded thoughtfully. If that was the case, Seeing Mu Yang could actually understand.

However, understanding is one thing, but Rhinedottir still needs to be held responsible for what she did.

Back then, she caused massive destruction to the entire Teyvat continent.

Of course, if Rhinedottir can research a method to restrain the power of the Abyss, Seeing Mu Yang is also willing to help Rhinedottir.

There are some things that everyone must admit: sometimes, people are not equal.

Although Rhinedottir has committed many evils, if the other party truly masters the ability to save the Teyvat continent, then she can likewise become a hero.

Such things are disgusting, but sometimes, one must compromise. ===== CHAPTER 403 =====