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Chapter 51: Kujou Sara and Sangonomiya Kokomi’s Negotiation · 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 51: Chapter 51: Kujou Sara and Sangonomiya Kokomi’s Negotiation

After realizing that the Kujou Clan was beyond salvation, Kujou Sara quickly steadied her heart.

Though she was furious at her clan head for colluding with the Fatui and deceiving the Shogun, that was already over.

All that remained was the final judgment.

But what puzzled her was that, as a member of the Kujou Clan, she herself had not been condemned.

Even if she had known nothing of the matter, she was still their adopted daughter. She had expected scornful looks and suspicion.

Yet, to her surprise, no one treated her with resentment.

In fact, because most of the Kujou Clan had been arrested while she remained free, her presence reassured her troops.

If even Kujou Takayuki had been seized... if even the eldest son Kujou Kamaji had been imprisoned for failing to report—

Then Sara’s freedom must mean she was truly innocent and upright.

This realization eased her heart.

So... the Shogun trusts me. That’s why I alone of the Kujou Clan remain untouched.

Carrying this trust, Sara arrived at the site chosen for talks with the resistance army.

Sangonomiya Kokomi was already there, waiting with a heavy expression.

And beside her stood a woman in Liyue garb.

This caught Sara’s attention.

As the Tenryou Commission’s general, she had little to do with trade, but she still recognized this woman.

Why was she standing with the rebels?

”It has been some time, strategist of the resistance.”

Both the Shogunate and Watatsumi had spent much effort preparing for this meeting.

Many within the resistance could not understand why peace was being sought now.

Even with Kokomi and Gorou’s support, they remained dissatisfied.

”It has been a while, General Kujou,” Kokomi replied, scanning Sara’s entourage. She saw only soldiers—no figures of unusual presence.

”Tell me, General—did the Shogun not come with you?”

What Kokomi truly worried about was not the Vision Hunt Decree or the Sakoku Decree.

But the dream.

Thanks to Beidou, she already knew how terrifying it was—an inescapable prison for mortals.

”Of course not.”

Sara’s tone was matter-of-fact.

Kokomi’s brow furrowed.

”My request was to meet the one who commands even the Shogun, was it not?”

Sara might be a general of the Shogunate, able to speak for them and even for the Shogun’s will.

But in this moment, Kokomi sought only the one who truly ruled over Inazuma.

Talking to Sara would gain her nothing.

”I am but the Shogun’s voice,” Sara said firmly. ”Remember this, strategist—you have no right to demand that the Shogun herself appear before you.”

No matter how influential Kokomi was on Watatsumi, that island was still part of Inazuma.

Even with the autonomy the Shogun had granted them, they had no right to summon a god.

”Then General Kujou means...”

”If you wish to see the Shogun, you must go to Tenshukaku yourself—for an audience.”

She bit hard on the final word, ”audience.”

At this, the resistance soldiers broke into an uproar.

”Then when may I seek such an audience?” Kokomi asked calmly.

It was not an unreasonable demand. In fact, if meeting a god were too easy, she would be more suspicious.

”When this negotiation is concluded peacefully. When you are no longer the Shogunate’s enemy. Then—and only then—may you enter Tenshukaku.”

But before Kokomi could press further, a rebel soldier burst out:

”No! Strategist! Too many brothers have died fighting the Shogunate. We cannot simply forgive them!”

The rebels raised their blades against Sara’s soldiers, who in turn raised theirs.

Tension filled the air.

Beidou muttered inwardly that this was bad.

Even Kokomi herself found it troublesome.

But Sara sat calmly at the table, unruffled, untouched by the chaos around her.

”Strategist,” she said coolly, ”take this counsel. The god controls all things—birth, aging, sickness, death. You have no right to resist.”

At that, Kokomi’s heart sank.

Even life and death itself were bound?

The god who ruled the dream was far more troublesome than she had feared.

And from Sara’s constant invocations of ”the god,” never once naming the Shogun—Kokomi deduced the dream was not of Ei’s making.

”...And if these talks fail?” she asked cautiously.

”Then, until the god grows weary, you may keep your little war. But once his interest fades, you will be exiled.”

Exiled?

Kokomi’s face paled.

She knew that exile would not mean returning to reality.

It would be into something far darker.

Against gods, humans never had leverage.

Troubled to her core, Kokomi felt her spirit draining away.

”Soldiers,” she said at last, rising to face her men.

”We have no choice.”

The god now ruled all. If they resisted, the outcome could only be worse.

In the past, they could fight the Shogunate because the god had not intervened.

But now... with all Inazuma trapped in the dream, resistance was already lost.

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