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Chapter 61: - 61: Raiden Ei Slaps Her Own Face Twice · Oct 08, 2026

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51 Chapter 51: Kujou Sara and Sangonomiya Kokomi’s Negotiation 2026-10-08
52 Chapter 52: A Tense Kokomi, and Beidou Who Cannot Return to Liyue 2026-10-08
53 Chapter 53: Hu Tao: ’Zhongli, Don’t Tell Me You’re on Your Deathbed?’ 2026-10-08
54 Chapter 54: Yelan, Now a Wage Slave for Yae Miko 2026-10-08
55 Chapter 55: Zhongli: ’I Really Am Morax!’ 2026-10-08
56 Chapter 56: Beidou: ’Mr. Zhongli, You Got Locked Up Too?’ 2026-10-08
57 Chapter 57: ’To Fall Into My Arms Is Already Cheap For You All’ 2026-10-08
58 Chapter 58: Kokomi’s Embarrassment at Arriving Without a Gift 2026-10-08
59 Chapter 59: Ei, the One Alluded To 2026-10-08
60 Chapter 60: Kokomi Arrested for Drinking the Gods’ Tribute 2026-10-08
61 Chapter 61: - 61: Raiden Ei Slaps Her Own Face Twice 2026-10-08
62 Chapter 62: This Prison Is Full of Talents 2026-10-08
63 Chapter 63: Raiden Ei Ties Herself in Knots 2026-10-08
64 Chapter 64: Tartaglia: ’You’re saying she’s the Raiden Shogun?’ 2026-10-08
65 Chapter 65: Getting Ei to Write the Tsaritsa a Letter About ’Poaching Talent’ 2026-10-08
66 Chapter 66: Ningguang, Frightened by the Raiden Shogun 2026-10-08
67 Chapter 67: Ningguang Personally Hosts Her Guests 2026-10-08
68 Chapter 68: Su Ran Hooks Ningguang, One Cast, One Catch 2026-10-08
69 Chapter 69: With an External Brain, Is Raiden Ei Just a Paramecium? 2026-10-08
70 Chapter 70: Hu Tao Senses the Truth 2026-10-08
71 Chapter 71: Raiden Ei: ’Let Everyone Know You’re Mine!’ 2026-10-08
72 Chapter 72: Clash Between Raiden Ei and the Lady 2026-10-08
73 Chapter 73: The Arrogance of the Lady and the Arrogance of the Genius 2026-10-08
74 Chapter 74: The Raiden Shogun Who Yielded Quickly Yet Acted Like a Yandere 2026-10-08
75 Chapter 75: Hu Tao: ’Was My Consultant Always This Brave?’ 2026-10-08
76 Chapter 76: Hu Tao: ’What? Your Target Is Actually Me?’ 2026-10-08
77 Chapter 77: The Disappearance of the Geo Archon 2026-10-08
78 Chapter 78: Ganyu, Words Left Unspoken 2026-10-08
79 Chapter 79: The Bait for Ganyu 2026-10-08
80 Chapter 80: Ei: ’What Snezhnaya? He’s Clearly One of Inazuma!’ 2026-10-08
81 Chapter 81: Making Ningguang Trade the Jade Chamber 2026-10-08
82 Chapter 82: Childe: ’My Colleagues Slack Off, and I’m the Only One Working Hard?’ 2026-10-08
83 Chapter 83: Ei: ’Fine, Fine, So That’s How You Want to Play It?’ 2026-10-08
84 Chapter 84: The Traveler Gets Reverse-Killed 2026-10-08
85 Chapter 85: Cloud Retainer’s Sudden Visit 2026-10-08
86 Chapter 86: Cloud Retainer: ’What? Compare My Mechanisms Against the Raiden Shogun?’ 2026-10-08
87 Chapter 87: Ei’s Righteous Argument 2026-10-08
88 Chapter 88: Granting Childe a Chance to Wield the Envoy’s Power 2026-10-08
89 Chapter 89: Ei, Who Longs to Walk the Path of Fate 2026-10-08
90 Chapter 90: Yelan, Who Kidnaps Kamisato Ayaka 2026-10-08
91 Chapter 91: Yelan Gets Played by Kamisato Ayaka 2026-10-08
92 Chapter 92: Yelan: ’Zhongli… is the Geo Archon?!’ 2026-10-08
93 Chapter 93: Tartaglia Borrows the Power of the Envoy 2026-10-08
94 Chapter 94: Osial’s Seal Is Broken 2026-10-08
95 Chapter 95: Ningguang’s Trump Card: ’Help me, Genius Sir!’ 2026-10-08
96 Chapter 96: The Red-Hot Keqing 2026-10-08
97 Chapter 97: Cloud Retainer, Who Dares to Rage but Not to Strike 2026-10-08
98 Chapter 98: Ningguang Seems a Bit… Interested 2026-10-08
99 Chapter 99: Raiden Ei: A Forced Melon Isn’t Sweet… But I Still Want to Eat It! 2026-10-08
100 Chapter 100: The Tsaritsa and the Raiden Shogun: The Battle for Su Ran 2026-10-08

Chapter 61: Chapter 61: Raiden Ei Slaps Her Own Face Twice

”I did not cry and throw a tantrum!”

In front of so many people, to claim she had wept and wailed—Ei’s pride simply couldn’t take it.

She was not that kind of person.

No matter the situation, even in the darkest days of the Archon War, she had never shed a tear.

The only time she had ever wept was when Makoto had left her side.

”I have evidence...”

Su Ran produced a video camera.

Slash!

The device was instantly cleaved in two by Ei’s blade.

”...Now I don’t.”

At this point, her trust in him had reached an almost irreversible degree.

Even if she was certain of her own memory, if Su Ran denied it, she would believe him over herself.

”You’re sure about that?”

Ei frowned, scrutinizing him.

And yet, she wasn’t entirely sure.

For unless this man spoke first, she dared not even believe in herself.

This dream, this return... both had brought her more happiness than she could have ever hoped.

”Alright, alright. So you’ve left behind a little blackmail material—what’s wrong with that?”

Makoto held back her younger sister, who looked ready to strike again.

”What’s the harm in letting someone hold a little leverage over you?

At least it creates a connection.

If everything is clean and spotless, when that person leaves, there’ll be nothing tying them to you.”

Makoto had grown after centuries of solitude.

She no longer treated Ei as an external brain to think for her.

And she understood why Su Ran was someone worth keeping.

Though their first meeting had been tangled in misunderstandings, perhaps she truly had considered entrusting herself—and Ei—to him.

That way, Ei would have no worries for the future.

Even Ei herself now felt that if Su Ran remained, this eternity could finally be protected.

”But didn’t he say gods can’t leave the dream?”

Inazuma was only so large.

Where else could he go?

Surely, he would have to remain in Tenshukaku.

”Exactly. Aside from the two of us sisters, are there really any other gods here?”

Makoto sighed.

The gods of Teyvat were only of two kinds: the native archons, and the maintainers from Celestia.

How could Su Ran possibly count as one of them?

”...He isn’t?”

Ei wavered, unable to accept it fully.

The thought was too absurd.

”Lord Su Ran isn’t a god?”

Ayaka, who had been calling him ”my lord” day after day, was even more shaken.

He had defeated the Shogun, created this dreamscape.

How could that not be the work of a god?

Unbelievable—utterly beyond belief.

”Perhaps Lady Makoto’s words are not entirely baseless,”

Yae Miko mused thoughtfully.

”As you see...” Su Ran spread his arms wide.

”I am human.”

”Uh... I’d still rather believe you’re a god,”

Yae Miko said at once, withdrawing her own line of thought.

Better he be a god than a human— if he were just human, she’d sooner eat every beam in Tenshukaku.

”At least, I used to be human.”

Before his life traits had been altered, he had indeed been a man.

But now, save for his outward form, little humanity remained.

”If you’re not a god,” Ei pressed, ”then when you said not even gods can leave the dream— that rule doesn’t apply to you, does it?”

A flicker of panic crossed her heart.

She knew Su Ran was... special.

The only one with such privileges.

And what if one of those privileges was the freedom to enter and leave this dream?

”Rules are meant to bind others, not oneself,” Su Ran said coolly.

”Don’t tell me even this simple truth eludes you?”

Like the Vision Hunt Decree and the Sakoku Decree— rules enforced by the Shogunate at the Fatui’s urging.

Did those rules ever bind the Fatui?

No.

The ones who suffered were Inazuma’s people.

”You can’t leave!”

Ei’s hand clamped around his arm like an iron shackle.

”If you stay, I will grant all your requests!”

Even marriage—such a notion no longer made her flinch.

This dream belonged to Su Ran.

She didn’t understand it, and for that very reason, she couldn’t let him go.

She admitted it—she had begun to depend on him.

”Aren’t you afraid I’ll push my luck?”

”Not afraid!”

There was nothing left that could frighten her.

”Oh? Then I want your sister, Makoto.”

”That’s not happening!”

Her refusal came instantly, slapping her own words down without hesitation.

A burning shame flushed across her face.

”Anything but her!”

Such was Makoto’s place in her heart— irreplaceable, untouchable.

”And what happened to ’I’ll agree to all your demands’?

What happened to ’I’m not afraid of you pushing your luck’?

Sounds like you’re afraid to me.”

Su Ran pried at her fingers, but her grip was unyielding.

”You know what they say—girls are allowed to change their minds.

Anything but Makoto!”

Makoto was her reverse scale.

Better to lose the dream itself than let her sister fall into Su Ran’s hands.

If those two ever ended up together... someone would surely end up dead.

She would sooner take Su Ran herself.

”Then... do you agree to let me leave the dream?”

”You—!”

Ei’s other hand curled into a fist, poised to strike.

”What, are you going to hit me now?”

Her clenched fist hovered, trembling, unable to fall.

”...That won’t do either. Pick another.”

Once again, Ei slapped her own face with her own words.

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