Chapter 568

Seeing Mu Yang swung his blade, killing the Golden Wolflord that wanted to sneak attack him, and while adding a shield to himself, he used the Engulfing Lightning in his hand to block the attack Aether made against him, and then said with an indifferent tone: "You are not me, how do you know that I cannot resist these Abyssal powers?"

Aether frowned upon hearing this; Seeing Mu Yang is an outlander, this is beyond doubt.

But now the periphery of Teyvat is different from when he first came to Teyvat; when they came to Teyvat, this world had not yet been covered by Abyssal power, but now, if Seeing Mu Yang wants to enter this world, he must pass through the Abyss side.

Unless Seeing Mu Yang has the ability to easily traverse worlds; as long as he knows the coordinates of the world, he can easily travel between worlds.

However, such an ability is extremely rare among the worlds of the heavens.

Aether does not believe that Seeing Mu Yang can obtain such an ability; he himself does not have such an ability either.

Then why would Seeing Mu Yang want to come to such a world?

Could it be that Seeing Mu Yang really has a strong immunity to Abyssal power? On this point, Aether would not be too suspicious; not to mention others, just he and Ying can be immune to the erosion of Abyssal power.

If he hadn't actively contacted Abyssal power, he wouldn't have become like this either.

Even now, Aether only uses Abyssal power as a tool, rather than being enslaved by Abyssal power.

He himself also knows that he has been influenced by Abyssal power to some extent, but he is not like other Khaenri'ahns.

Aether feels that he is actually quite rational; even though he wants to destroy Teyvat and be an enemy of the Heavenly Principles, he just wants to take his sister away from Teyvat.

If the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles hadn't stopped him back then, how could he have done this?

They would have left Teyvat long ago, okay?

So the responsibility for all this does not lie with him, but with the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles.

Sooner or later, he will make the other party regret it.

It's just, what's going on with this guy Seeing Mu Yang?

The current Aether also suspects that the other party might really have a constitution similar to his own, not needing to worry about the danger of Abyssal power; at least if he doesn't actively contact Abyssal power, he doesn't need to worry about the degree to which he is influenced by the Abyss.

(╯)╯┻┻, if possible, at this time, Aether really hopes that Seeing Mu Yang can join forces with him to take Ying away from Teyvat.

No, Ying cannot leave Teyvat for the time being; at least she has to wait until Ying finishes running through the seven nations, leaving behind things that belong to her in the seven nations, and after having some accumulation, can she unseal all her strength.

For now, it seems there is no other way to unseal the seal in Ying's body; on this point, Aether also has deep experience, after all, he went through the same thing back then.

Thinking of this, Aether also had a headache.

For the Khaenri'ahns, Aether has feelings; after all, he lived quite well in Khaenri'ah back then.

Before his sister was unsealed, he did get along very well with them, and later Aether also tried to help them improve their technology.

They said they had no divine protection and were worried about the safety of Khaenri'ah, so Aether also decided to help them back then.

After all, just as humans, Khaenri'ah could not obtain Visions; this is a nation abandoned by the gods, so if they want to preserve themselves, they naturally have to develop technology well.

Aether also gave them a lot of help, but they shouldn't have researched Abyssal power.

Aether had also persuaded them back then, but these people were too ambitious, and his persuasion didn't have any effect.

Different paths do not seek common ground.

Thinking carefully, Aether also feels that those guys in Khaenri'ah are indeed to blame for their own predicament, but he also believes that the ordinary commoners are innocent.

If the Heavenly Principles just wanted to kill them, Aether wouldn't say anything, but this curse of immortality is really too disgusting.

On this point, Aether also thinks the Heavenly Principles did wrong; of course, Khaenri'ah also had no problems.

If standing from the perspective of other people in this world, the Khaenri'ahns indeed deserve to die.

Aether admits this point; anyway, he is not a Khaenri'ahn.

It's just that he won't say it out loud; after all, many people in the Abyss Order are Khaenri'ahns; if he, the prince of the Abyss Order, admitted this, then how would he lead the team in the future?

However, Seeing Mu Yang said so, which left Aether helpless.

In Aether's view, the reason Seeing Mu Yang did this is because he has a very good relationship with many people on Teyvat, and even has a very good relationship with the Seven Archons.

Standing from their perspective, Khaenri'ah indeed deserves to die.