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Chapter 504: Searching for Little Lord Kusanali · Oct 31, 2026

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501 Chapter 501: Grandma Said: 2026-10-31
502 Chapter 502: Don’t Wear Colored Glasses 2026-10-31
503 Chapter 503: Entering Sumeru City 2026-10-31
504 Chapter 504: Searching for Little Lord Kusanali 2026-10-31
505 Chapter 505 506: Dehya Is Always Following Dunyarzad 2026-10-31
506 Chapter 506 505: Dunyarzad Appears 2026-10-31
507 Chapter 507: Becoming Friends With You 2026-10-31
508 Chapter 508: Nilou Appears 2026-10-31
509 Chapter 509: The Scarlet King and Ei—Who Is More Extreme? 2026-10-31
510 Chapter 510: Katheryne (?) 2026-10-31
511 Chapter 511 Port Ormos 2026-10-31
512 Chapter 512 Ding ding~ Dori Makes Her Appearance 2026-10-31
513 Chapter 513 The End of the First Act 2026-10-31
514 Chapter 514 Vulpes Zerda Chapter 2026-10-31
515 Chapter 515 Ganyu... This Time It’s Not Her Childhood Story 2026-10-31
516 Chapter 516 Mechanical Crab or Puppy? 2026-10-31
517 Chapter 517 Mechanical Quack Quack That’s More Useful Than Paimon 2026-10-31
518 Chapter 518 Paimon’s Actually Pretty Impressive 2026-10-31
519 Chapter 519 Abattouy 2026-10-31
520 Chapter 520 Loving You More Than Myself 2026-10-31
521 Chapter 521 I Really Wish You Could Speak to Me, Even Just Once 2026-10-31
522 Chapter 522 A Question with No Answer · End 2026-10-31
523 Chapter 523: Act II · The Morn a Thousand Roses Brings 2026-10-31
524 Chapter 524: “Moon,” “Illusion,” and “Lies” 2026-10-31
525 Chapter 525: Candy, Sandbags, and Greatswords 2026-10-31
526 Chapter 526: The Long Bench of Fate 2026-10-31
527 Chapter 527: The Grand Sage Takes the Stage 2026-10-31
528 Chapter 528: A Flower God’s Birthday Festival That Cannot Be Held? 2026-10-31
529 Chapter 529: The Endless Flower God’s Birthday Festival 2026-10-31
530 Chapter 530: The First Deduction 2026-10-31
531 Chapter 531: Obtaining the Key Item—Dehya 2026-10-31
532 Chapter 532: Yet Another Cycle 2026-10-31
533 Chapter 533: Tomorrow Will Come 2026-10-31
534 Chapter 534: The Second Deduction 2026-10-31
535 Chapter 535: Gradually Approaching the Truth 2026-10-31
536 Chapter 536: Going Outside the City 2026-10-31
537 Chapter 537: Memories, They’re Back 2026-10-31
538 Chapter 538: The Final Deduction 2026-10-31
539 Chapter 539: Time to Make a Move, Time to Make a Move 2026-10-31
540 Chapter 540: Dunyarzad’s Tragic News 2026-10-31
541 Chapter 541: Searching for the Dream’s Main Body 2026-10-31
542 Chapter 542: Vihar’s Romance 2026-10-31
543 Chapter 543: Dunyarzad’s Relic 2026-10-31
544 Chapter 544: Silence, Breaking Defenses, Aftertaste 2026-10-31
545 Chapter 545: Nilou’s Dream 2026-10-31
546 Chapter 546: Dance of the God of Flowers 2026-10-31
547 Chapter 547: Dawn Brought by a Thousand Roses · End 2026-10-31
548 Chapter 548: Aranyaka · Part 1 2026-10-31
549 Chapter 549: Three Stories 2026-10-31
550 Chapter 550: The Advancing Sudabeh 2026-10-31

Faruzan decided to study Chinese—the equivalent of someone on Earth studying Teyvat language. No idea what use it would have, but curiosity drove her to learn.

Lucian stayed silent beside her, acting profound: I spent months learning your Teyvat language!

Now it’s your turn to enjoy it—go ahead and learn! Later I’ll sneak in some private goods like a tomato-scrambled-eggs recipe.

When a linguist like Faruzan works hard to study and decipher the new language only to discover it’s a recipe, who knows what her reaction will be.

Lucian declared: You didn’t think I could only fool genius astrologers, did you?

Sorry—any genius falls under my jurisdiction. Look, even genius Ei treasure got fooled by me.

The Traveler in the story was also very much a genius; upon receiving the ”new toy” she immediately used it, wanting to ask the Akasha how to meet Lord Kusanali.

Yet she received no reply at all—as though search permissions were insufficient.

The Akasha truly lived up to being a creation of the God of Wisdom; it was indeed wise. Knowing that everyone who introduced the Traveler to a god met misfortune, it didn’t dare.

Lumine felt it was because Paimon’s questioning posture was wrong: ”Paimon, your question isn’t rigorous enough.”

Paimon was puzzled: ”Where is it not rigorous?”

In the story she had asked ”method to seek audience with Lord Kusanali”—wasn’t that question very rigorous? Clear objective.

Lumine said: ”Nahida is a child, so how can she be called ’Lord’? We should ask ’method to seek audience with little Lord Kusanali’!”

Lucian and Cyno applauded: ”Good!”

Nahida also nodded involuntarily: ”It does seem to be the case—from the perspective of linguistic rigor.”

Faruzan retorted: ”This isn’t rigor; it’s completely just nitpicking.”

”Enough already! Stop telling cold jokes, you guys!” Paimon stomped her foot.

Paimon helplessly said: ”Seriously, why after coming to Sumeru has everyone become so fond of cold jokes!”

This is Sumeru, not Snezhnaya—why is it so cold!

Kaveh suddenly realized: ”Oh, so it was about ’adult’ in terms of age! Interesting!”

Dunyarzad pressed her forehead: ”How even Lord Kusanali… but… yes, Lord Kusanali is just that approachable a god.”

As expected of Lord Kusanali—truly too gentle!

Nilou, meanwhile, was pondering: following this logic, the Flower God Birthday Festival probably shouldn’t be called the Flower God Birthday Festival either—what should it be called?

One could only say that the moment Nilou began thinking about this problem, she had already been ”logically assaulted” by little Lumine.

What the Flower God Birthday Festival should be called was hard to say, but little Lumine in the story had a new idea.

Since direct inquiry yielded no answer, she would approach from the side—ask about things related to little Lord Kusanali and see if she could piece together clues.

So little Lumine chose to query the Akasha about ”Greater Lord Rukkhadevata.”

This time she obtained a lot of information, but before she could even interpret it, certain emotions were exceptionally intense.

Adoration, closeness, nostalgia, sorrow, unease—these were the emotions of the Sumeru people toward Greater Lord Rukkhadevata.

There was still no content related to Kusanali, but she did gain some new clues: silence and lack of response could sometimes be clues too.

When inquiring about Kusanali, the Akasha had no such intense emotions—from this it seemed that even in the hearts of the Sumeru people, they did not truly understand Kusanali.

The text did not state this explicitly, but readers with high emotional intelligence could still grasp it.

Connecting it to the earlier PV: when Kusanali had just been born, the Sumeru people felt only remembrance and sorrow for Greater Lord Rukkhadevata, ignoring her existence.

Later generations of Sumeru people no longer carried those negative-emotion-tinted glasses, but unfortunately Kusanali was imprisoned—they couldn’t even meet her.

Later generations who had never seen Kusanali naturally found it hard to have deeper emotions.

Thus the difference in emotions obtained when searching for information on the two generations of gods was also a kind of hidden intelligence.

The Traveler in the book was naturally clever; she discovered that the Akasha monopolized knowledge. To obtain more information and knowledge, one needed higher status.

Unfortunately little Lumine wasn’t surnamed Brahmin, so she couldn’t query all information in the Akasha—she could only go ask the person Tighnari had mentioned.

Finding Ruhavi, little Lumine stated she had been recommended by Tighnari, and the other party immediately broke down.

[Ruhavi: ”Ah, stop stop stop—you don’t need to say anything, no need at all. I admit the paper I published last month was indeed quite watered-down, and the data wasn’t very convincing either…”]

His reaction was so extreme because Tighnari was a renowned Amurta scholar with full authority to comment on Ruhavi’s papers.

At the same time he lacked confidence in his own paper, knowing full well its ”water” level—almost entirely water; even the Hydro Archon would call it professional upon seeing it.

So Tighnari reading it would definitely criticize him.

This sentence instantly resonated with Sumeru scholars, causing collective breakdown as they all involuntarily recalled their own papers.

Whose paper doesn’t contain water? Woo woo woo, save us! The true nation of water has been found.

Not to mention they were crying now—even the Wanderer would cry over this later. Papers are such terrifying things—whoever writes one cries.

The tears shed while writing papers are the water that got into your brain when choosing your major.

Layla, by contrast, was fine—she was always rushing papers, but her papers always mysteriously finished themselves.

Cyno grew interested: everyone else had performed; this time it should be my turn, right?

Cyno: ”The desert is very hot and makes one thirsty. What should a Sumeru scholar do if they get thirsty in the desert?”

The moment this question came out, Tighnari and Lucian already knew what Cyno was going to say.

As expected, Cyno declared: ”Answer: write a paper.”

Progress! Great progress! This cold joke actually wasn’t a homophone pun!

Setting aside Cyno’s cold joke, Ruhavi in the story revealed nothing useful beyond admitting his paper was all water.

The intelligence he knew was actually just Akademiya ”gossip”—twisted interpersonal issues. Interesting, perhaps, but not what the Traveler wanted to know.

Now that Tighnari’s connections were useless, the Traveler could only mobilize her own network.

In a completely unfamiliar place like this, which intelligence overlord was the Traveler most familiar with?

Naturally: ”Ad astra abyssosque.”

[Katheryne: ”Ad astra abyssosque. Traveler, Paimon—welcome.”]

Paimon asked Katheryne the same question again, but regrettably Katheryne’s permissions were also insufficient; she too could not retrieve relevant intelligence from the Akasha.

Yet this action instead gave everyone a strange feeling.

Katheryne had appeared plenty before and provided no shortage of quests and intelligence.

What was odd was that the Sumeru Katheryne was actually using the Akasha to search rather than the Adventurers’ Guild itself!

This was the Adventurers’ Guild—the kind that would inspect even unusually colored poop! When it came to intelligence, did they really need to rely on other channels?

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