Chapter 28: So, why do I have a Vision?

Fire Element Vision?

Luo De rubbed his eyes, confident he hadn't misseen.

This thing that suddenly popped out of his pocket really was a Vision.

The faint fire element affinity appearing around also confirmed his feeling wasn't wrong.

He had indeed obtained another Vision.

"Is this. a Vision?"

Dixiya, who had witnessed the whole thing, asked uncertainly.

One person obtaining two Visions, this.

Really never seen before.

Nor have I ever heard of it.

What is a Vision?

On the Teyvat continent, there's a very common saying: when people's wishes are too strong, the gods' gaze will descend, and thus one can obtain this external element magic organ, a Vision, used to guide elemental energy.

And it is precisely because the Vision comes from the user's lifelong desire.

Therefore.

In theory.

A person can only obtain one Vision in their lifetime.

And if the wish that obtained the Vision is shattered, the Vision may thus extinguish, falling into a dormant state.

Thinking this, Dixiya hurriedly asked: "What about your Vision?"

If one says Luo De obtained a new Vision because his previous wish was shattered and he gained the gods' gaze anew with a new wish, that's not impossible.

However, when Luo De took out his own still-glowing Ice Element Vision.

Dixiya was completely dumbfounded.

"What's going on?"

It's not just Dixiya who has this question.

Luo De is also full of question marks.

"Yeah, what's going on?"

The Vision on the Teyvat continent is a very special thing.

It grants mortals the right to wield elemental energy, this extraordinary power, and can even give mortals strength comparable to that of the gods.

But similarly.

The difficulty of obtaining a Vision is also very high.

No one knows exactly what pattern the Vision appears according to.

Like Dixiya.

She has been using a Vision for many years.

But if you ask her how she obtained her Vision, she can't explain it clearly.

Not to mention the many people who desperately want a Vision but cannot obtain it.

Dixiya: "."

Luo De: "."

After a while of silent mutual regard, Dixiya finally spoke: "Keep it safe, hide it, don't let anyone see it, otherwise the Academy people won't let you off."

No need for her to say.

Luo De also knows this.

However, a person simultaneously activating two Visions has indeed happened on the Teyvat continent.

For example, in the plot Luo De knows, Inazuma's Fengyuan Wanye once simultaneously activated two Visions.

That Vision, the Electro Element Vision from Fengyuan Wanye's close friend, had originally been completely extinguished due to the owner's death, but during the showdown with the Electro Archon, in a short time Fengyuan Wanye's wish and his friend's wish aligned, causing the Vision to resonate and successfully reignite it.

What a pity.

After blocking a strike from the Electro Archon, that Vision's resonance with Fengyuan Wanye lost its effect, and thereafter it returned to a dim empty shell state.

Therefore, as of now.

At least as far as Luo De and Dixiya know.

The only person who can simultaneously activate two Visions for normal use, with them not affecting each other, is Luo De alone.

Such uniqueness.

This also brings Luo De great potential danger.

Once this is exposed.

The Academy will definitely be interested in his such special existence, other countries' research institutions will also be interested in him, and this includes a madman that Luo De absolutely cannot afford to provoke.

The Second Executor from Snezhnaya, one of the seven nations of Teyvat, is Duotuo Lei.

This madman is a fervent enthusiast of human experimentation, who sees people as nothing, and will obtain anything that interests him by any means.

The reason he is singled out.

Is because this guy is currently in Sumeru, in the desert.

Moreover, his research facility, the House of Vitality, is not especially far from A Ru Cun.

"Hmm, I understand."

After responding to Dixiya, Luo De carefully wrapped that Fire Element Vision in a piece of cloth, then slipped it into the inner pocket of his clothing, ensuring it wouldn't show.

The matter of this sudden second Vision was temporarily settled like this.

Just that.

After this incident.

Luo De and Dixiya's upcoming rainforest journey also turned the atmosphere somewhat gloomy.

Dixiya always looked as if she had something she wanted to say.

But every time she tried to speak, she ended up shaking her head and sighing.

Luo De also didn't proactively ask her what she wanted to say, focusing all his energy on finding grass slimes and gathering medicinal herbs.

The book Tinari gave him was excellent.

It not only collected all the common plants of the rainforest region, but also included a comprehensive illustrated guide to desert plants at the back.

The plants with well-developed root systems that can retain water, which Luo De wanted to find, are recorded here.

Whenever they rested.

He would hold this book, compare it with his notes, and list the things he needed to prepare for returning in a detailed checklist.

"What kind of script is this you're writing?"

After holding it in for several days, Dixiya finally couldn't help herself.

When they were in the Zen Garden, she had wanted to ask.

Luo De had said.

He knows Teyvat's script, but cannot write it.

The script he is now writing is much simpler in structure compared to the Teyvat script Dixiya is familiar with; looking at Luo De's practiced appearance, it's obvious he has become accustomed to writing this script.

Yet this script does not match any script Dixiya knows.

Dixiya considered herself well-traveled over the years, having seen quite a bit.

She had seen the Academy's books, she had seen ancient ruins, but this script Luo De writes is truly the first time she has encountered it.

"My homeland's script."

Luo De stopped his pen, lifted his head, and looked at Dixiya.

"Where is your homeland?"

This is a question that has puzzled Dixiya ever since she met Luo De.

Dixiya had once considered the possibility that Luo De was from Fontaine or Liyue, or even from Snezhnaya or Natlan.

The one thing she had not considered.

was Luo De's current answer.

"My homeland lies beyond the stars."

Luo De had no intention of hiding it; he directly stated this fact.

"What!!!"

Dixiya jumped up in disbelief, staring at Luo De.

"Beyond the stars?"

"What place is that?"

"That definitely isn't the Teyvat continent!"

"In other words."

"She had always thought the unlucky outsider she picked up in the desert was not a Teyvat native at all, but rather a legendary traveler from beyond the stars."

"Don't ask me anything else."

"I also don't know why I ended up on this continent."

Luo De gave a wry smile and said: "I only know that I clearly just went to sleep, and when I opened my eyes I was already in the desert."

At the same time.

He still had a lingering gloom in his heart ever since obtaining his first Vision.

"Without a doubt."

"He is a transmigrator."

"Whether or not he counts as a Descender is another matter."

"As a transmigrator not belonging to the Teyvat continent, how could he obtain a Vision, something only Teyvat natives can get? Or even two?"

(End of chapter)