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Chapter 459 459: Mona’s Story — The Crystal Bird · Oct 31, 2026

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451 Chapter 451: Accepting Oneself Is Hard 2026-10-31
452 Chapter 452: Because We Are Above This World 2026-10-31
453 Chapter 453: The Eternal Azure Star 2026-10-31
454 Chapter 454: Mona’s Pride 2026-10-31
455 Chapter 455: Rumors and Gossip 2026-10-31
456 Chapter 456: No Need to Mind 2026-10-31
457 Chapter 457 457: Mona’s Room Is Actually Pretty Big 2026-10-31
458 Chapter 458 458: The Counterattack of Best Friends 2026-10-31
459 Chapter 459 459: Mona’s Story — The Crystal Bird 2026-10-31
460 Chapter 460 460: Whose Power Over Dreams? 2026-10-31
461 Chapter 461: Contacting Venti Again 2026-10-31
462 Chapter 462: Post-Separation Epilogue 2026-10-31
463 Chapter 463 463: Miitoboru 2026-10-31
464 Chapter 464 464: What Exactly Have You, Asase, Protected? 2026-10-31
465 Chapter 465 465: Koshimaru 2026-10-31
466 Chapter 466 466: Farewells Are for Reunions 2026-10-31
467 Chapter 467 467: Can Be Treated as a Child 2026-10-31
468 Chapter 468 468: After the Island Story 2026-10-31
469 Chapter 469 469: Off to Sumeru, Clean and Hygienic 2026-10-31
470 Chapter 470 470: ’Happy Birthday’ PV 2026-10-31
471 Chapter 471 471: PV Ends 2026-10-31
472 Chapter 472 472: Reactions from All Sides 2026-10-31
473 Chapter 473 473: Inciting Public Outrage 2026-10-31
474 Chapter 474 474: The Avengers Assemble! 2026-10-31
475 Chapter 475 475: Action Begins 2026-10-31
476 Chapter 476 476: Genius and Scum 2026-10-31
477 Chapter 477 477: Arresting the Great Sage 2026-10-31
478 Chapter 478 478: Wrapping Up 2026-10-31
479 Chapter 479: Rescuing Nahida 2026-10-31
480 Chapter 480: A Friendly Interaction 2026-10-31
481 Chapter 481 482: Lord of the Secret of the Seven Leaves’ Silent Illumination 2026-10-31
482 Chapter 482 481: I’ve Been Waiting for Quite Some Time 2026-10-31
483 Chapter 483: Now, a Recollection—The Corner of the Archon War 2026-10-31
484 Chapter 484: Lumine Didn’t Win 2026-10-31
485 Chapter 485: Will I Win Next Time? 2026-10-31
486 Chapter 486: Scaramouche’s Defeat CG 2026-10-31
487 Chapter 487: Aftermath 2026-10-31
488 Chapter 488: Returning to Sumeru City 2026-10-31
489 Chapter 489: Nahida: Revel in Song, In My Name! 2026-10-31
490 Chapter 490: The Ceremony Concludes 2026-10-31
491 Chapter 491: The Impact of the Great Sage’s Downfall 2026-10-31
492 Chapter 492: Sumeru’s Act One 2026-10-31
493 Chapter 493: Tighnari 2026-10-31
494 Chapter 494: The Traveler’s Hospital Observation Period 2026-10-31
495 Chapter 495: Amber is Still Outputting 2026-10-31
496 Chapter 496: Why Collei Fell Asleep 2026-10-31
497 Chapter 497: Because She’s Sick 2026-10-31
498 Chapter 498: The Irminsul Also Has a Disease 2026-10-31
499 Chapter 499: The Traveler’s Illusion Experience 2.0 2026-10-31
500 Chapter 500: Dream? Reality? 2026-10-31

[Xinyan marvels: ”It’s so beautiful…”]

Seeing Xinyan’s words, readers chime in: That’s exactly what I’m thinking! It’s like she’s speaking for me!

Absolutely, that’s exactly the kind of thing we’d say!

[Xinyan continues: ”To have a dream realm like this, Mona’s heart must hold a vast, boundless sea of stars.”]

Sorry, we got too cocky. We can’t match your way with words! We overstepped, we overstepped.

Xinyan may not have Kazuha’s vocabulary, but she really knows how to speak.

Fischl stays silent because Oz has already voiced her thoughts. But if she did say something, her words would undoubtedly have the richest vocabulary of all.

[Mona, gazing at the starry sky: ”I’m thinking, this must be what we’re looking up to.”]

What Mona and the others look up to is the starry sky, so it’s about gazing at the stars. Got it—Mona wants to eat Starry Skies.

Of course not. Mona’s actually marveling at the splendor of this starry sky, even more beautiful than what she sees during her divinations.

This is the kind of starry sky she longs for!

At this thought, Mona feels a twinge of pride. Only in her dream realm could such a spectacle exist.

[Mona: ”Did you know? Teyvat’s starry sky is incredibly wondrous, as if it hides the answers to everything in the world.”]

The group actually knows this, as Lucian’s previous stories have mentioned it.

The false sky reflects the truth—this was the intel revealed by Scaramouche.

In the book, Mona explains the false sky. The stars above are fake, but the hydro scrying disk can reveal the true starry sky—the one made of Constellations.

When a star follows its proper trajectory, its owner will be safe and happy. But if it deviates, the Constellation’s owner will face misfortune.

By the way, Bennett’s Constellation hasn’t strayed from its path—it’s the ”Rota Calamitas,” born unlucky.

His is the kind of Constellation where staying on track brings bad luck, and straying from it means death.

The starry sky they’re in now is so vast it could encompass everyone’s stars.

Calling such a sky a ”miracle” wouldn’t be an exaggeration, as no such sky exists in reality.

In Mona’s heart, perhaps she dreams of seeing everyone’s stars follow their rightful paths, which is why this sky appears in her dream realm.

Mona’s ambition is quite grand—she wants everyone to live in safety and happiness, and she’s worked toward that goal.

She tells people the truth to guide them back to the right path, even if the truth makes them sad or angry. It’s all to help their stars return to their proper trajectories.

[Mona: ”…I think I know what’s hidden in those stars.”]

Hidden in the starry sky is her own star, one an astrologist has never seen—her own ”fate.”

[”—’Now, I will seize my own fate.’”]

It must be said that both Mona herself and her dream realm are brimming with romanticism.

Whether it’s her ideals or the scenery of this dream realm, ”romantic” is the only word that fits.

And now, in this moment—no, it’s Mona! She’s going to seize her future! Her fate!

Mona grabs hold of her future, and an illustration unfolds before the group: a transparent crystal bird.

[Mona: ”There’s a transparent bird made of crystal, beautiful yet fragile, capable of singing enchanting songs.”]

The image shows the transparent crystal bird. People pass by it, oblivious, as if it doesn’t exist.

[”But ordinary people can’t see it. They think it’s a trick.”]

[”How could there be a transparent bird in this world? And how could it sing?”]

Clearly, this story is about Mona—she is that bird.

But it’s not just about Mona. A certain god is captivated, lost in thought.

[”Hearing this, the bird flaps its wings and takes flight.”]

In the illustration, the bird soars into the sky, transforming into a star streaking across the night.

[”Crossing oceans, scaling mountains, it reaches the night sky and becomes a star.”]

[”Its radiance is dazzling, bright enough to illuminate everyone.”]

In the night sky, a single star shines brilliantly—it’s the bird transformed, guiding ships at sea.

[”It allows all who can see it to follow its light through the darkness, sailing across the ocean with the stars.”]

The scene shifts, zooming in on the star the bird became.

It resembles an Intertwined Fate, but with the bird’s silhouette at its center.

[”Born of wisdom, trapped by ignorance.”]

[”It never complains—this is its ’fate.’”]

[”And guiding people to see ’fate’ is its purpose.”]

The illustration ends, and the group returns to the island.

That illustration was indeed about Mona, but it also speaks to all ”wisdom.”

Almost every genius has faced this kind of misunderstanding.

Because they’re too far ahead of their time, ordinary people can’t see ”it.” The future in a genius’s eyes is simply too distant.

Born of wisdom, trapped by ignorance—but geniuses don’t complain. Complaining solves nothing.

They press forward, like the guiding starlight. Those who can see ”it” will follow it through the ”ignorance.”

And what Mona wants is for everyone to see ”fate,” to see ”it.”

In fact, the phrase ”born of wisdom, trapped by ignorance” fits Lesser Lord Kusanali just as perfectly.

In any case, the dream realm has ended, and everyone assumes Mona’s story arc has concluded as well.

However, the Mona in the story adds a twist—she’s spotted a blind spot!

There are Fatui on the island, but the dream realm seems unrelated to them? At least, there are no clues in the dream pointing to the Fatui.

Is that reasonable? No, it’s not! How could the troublemakers not be the Fatui?

Yet, in terms of purpose, these dream realms truly don’t seem connected to the Fatui. How strange.

[Mona analyzes: ”Perhaps these dream realms tied to us aren’t the ’process’ but the ’result’?”]

She means the dream realms are the outcome of some event, a predetermined product.

These dream realms are solely about the individuals themselves, unrelated to other things and without influencing anything else—they’re a fixed ”result.”

In simple terms, it’s like watching a movie, just presented in a different way.

In the book, Kazuha is also pondering. That device they encountered at the Fatui camp earlier was indeed suspicious.

Perhaps it’s what created these illusions, ensnaring the Fatui and driving them mad.

As for why the group themselves are unaffected, Kazuha guesses they might be influenced too but are strong-willed enough not to go insane.

Or maybe it’s because those with Visions have some resistance?

That makes sense—only those with strong wills receive Visions, after all.

Kazuha’s analysis is very close to the truth, just missing one key clue—cute little Nahida.

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