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Chapter 112: Eula’s Overwhelming Sense of Justice… and Decision to Sit Back and Watch · Oct 08, 2026

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101 Chapter 101: A Battle of Gods… Turns Into a Family Dispute? 2026-10-08
102 Chapter 102: The Tsaritsa’s Shock 2026-10-08
103 Chapter 103: The Cryo Archon: ’Your Inazuma Has Ayaka? My Snezhnaya Has the Maiden!’ 2026-10-08
104 Chapter 104: The Lady and the Harbinger Who Got Played 2026-10-08
105 Chapter 105: The Tsaritsa: ’Baalzebul, You Don’t Want to Just Watch Him Leave… Do You?’ 2026-10-08
106 Chapter 106: Furina, the Blonde That Fell from the Sky?! 2026-10-08
107 Chapter 107: Living with Ningguang, and Giving Her a Ring 2026-10-08
108 Chapter 108: Ningguang Feels Powerless Before the Might of the Cosmos 2026-10-08
109 Chapter 109: Taking In the Rich Lady Ningguang 2026-10-08
110 Chapter 110: Let Ei Go Beat Up Scaramouche 2026-10-08
111 Chapter 111: Ningguang’s Hint: I’m Already His Woman 2026-10-08
112 Chapter 112: Eula’s Overwhelming Sense of Justice… and Decision to Sit Back and Watch 2026-10-08
113 Chapter 113: Lumine: ’I Happen to Be Friends with a Fatui Harbinger!’ 2026-10-08
114 Chapter 114: Keqing and Ningguang Are Terrified 2026-10-08
115 Chapter 115: Little Duck: ’If I Told You Who My Parents Are, You’d Die of Shock!’ 2026-10-08
116 Chapter 116: The Tsaritsa: ’Have I Been Blind All Along?’ 2026-10-08
117 Chapter 117: The Upright Keqing Can’t Stay Tough Anymore 2026-10-08
118 Chapter 118: Has the Ice Goddess Become the Jilted One? 2026-10-08
119 Chapter 119: Arlecchino Can’t Keep a Straight Face 2026-10-08
120 Chapter 120: Focalors: Let Me Bully You First! 2026-10-08
121 Chapter 121: The Fox Priest’s Sarcasm, and Ningguang’s Shock 2026-10-08
122 Chapter 122: The Suspicious Herta Puppet 2026-10-08
123 Chapter 123: Herta: Is He Out of His Mind? 2026-10-08
124 Chapter 124: Lumine’s Helplessness, and Yelan’s Glimmer of Hope 2026-10-08
125 Chapter 125: Kokomi: Why Haven’t They Let Me Out Yet? 2026-10-08
126 Chapter 126: The Traveler Arrives in Inazuma 2026-10-08
127 Chapter 127: Lumine Gets Wanted the Moment She Arrives in Inazuma 2026-10-08
128 Chapter 128: The Shogun’s Little Temper and Her Advice 2026-10-08
129 Chapter 129: Herta: ’Let Me Study You!’ 2026-10-08
130 Chapter 130: Failed Poaching, and Herta’s Shock 2026-10-08
131 Chapter 131: Staffer: ’Are you sure this isn’t Lady Herta?’ 2026-10-08
132 Chapter 132: Herta: ’Let’s get married!’ 2026-10-08
133 Chapter 133: Herta’s Shamelessness 2026-10-08
134 Chapter 134: Topaz: ’Is This Guy Insane?’ 2026-10-08
135 Chapter 135: Topaz’s Shock 2026-10-08
136 Chapter 136: Topaz: ’Is it still too late to get plastic surgery?’ 2026-10-08
137 Chapter 137: Ruan Mei’s Invitation 2026-10-08
138 Chapter 138: The Disliked Ruan Mei 2026-10-08
139 Chapter 139: Topaz Feels Like She Boarded a Pirate Ship 2026-10-08
140 Chapter 140: Ruan Mei: ’It’s Ruan·Mei, Not ‘Soft Girl’!’ 2026-10-08
141 Chapter 141: Topaz: ’What kind of nickname is ‘Ranking Queen’ supposed to be?’ 2026-10-08
142 Chapter 142: Ruan Mei’s Overflowing Curiosity 2026-10-08
143 Chapter 143: The Possibility of Becoming the Next Swarm Aeon & Topaz Being Angrily Amused 2026-10-08
144 Chapter 144: Herta Can’t Bear to Let Him Leave 2026-10-08
145 Chapter 145: Herta: ’I’m a Real Mature Onee-san, Okay?!’ 2026-10-08
146 Chapter 146: Lumine: ’You’re damnable, you know that?!’ 2026-10-08
147 Chapter 147: Raiden Ei: ’You’re not allowed to think about other girls!’ 2026-10-08
148 Chapter 148: Yae Miko: ’Of course—don’t let benefits flow to outsiders.’ 2026-10-08
149 Chapter 149: Raiden Ei: ’You want me to socially die… in front of Makoto?!’ 2026-10-08
150 Chapter 150: Ningguang Wants to Be the Madam Boss 2026-10-08

Chapter 112: Chapter 112: Eula’s Overwhelming Sense of Justice... and Decision to Sit Back and Watch

”Y-you... you... why are you here!?”

At Dragonspine, the Balladeer sat sprawled on the ground, sheer panic written all over his face.

He frantically scooted backward, disbelief twisting his features.

Baalzebul?

Here?

In a foreign land, of all places?

How could she possibly have left Inazuma— and why was she standing right in front of him?

”Uh... what’s going on here?”

Behind them, Lumine and Paimon watched with wide, curious eyes as the supposedly fearsome Harbinger cowered like a terrified child.

Beside them stood a girl in a witch’s hat and cloak— the great astrologist, Mona Megistus.

She frowned thoughtfully, hand resting under her chin.

When she’d first used her astrology to read the small boy in the hat, she’d realized he was dangerous—a Fatui Harbinger, no less.

Her first instinct had been to grab the Traveler and Paimon and run.

But before she could even act— a figure descended from the sky.

The terrifying aura that followed made even the Harbinger himself collapse in sheer fright.

It piqued Mona’s curiosity.

What kind of person could scare a Harbinger like that?

Quietly, she invoked her astrology again, attempting to peek at the woman’s identity—

—but the moment Raiden Ei turned her head, just one cold glance—

Mona broke out in a cold sweat, trembling from head to toe.

That vision— that storm of a thousand thunders— there could be no mistake.

That was the Electro Archon herself.

Raiden Ei’s brief distraction gave Scaramouche his only chance to flee.

He spun on his heel—only for a flash of purple lightning to sear across his path, a single slash gouging a deep, sparking line through the ground.

He froze.

”Relax,” Ei said flatly.

”I’m not going to kill you. I’m just here to beat you up.”

Her voice was calm, her eyes cold, her naginata glinting with the sharp light of storm-forged steel.

She didn’t know what Su Ran’s grudge with this puppet was— and she didn’t care.

All she needed to do was deliver the beating.

As for whether ”Kunikuzushi” would hate her afterward— that wasn’t her problem.

Her job was to hit, not to console.

Behind her, Lumine and Mona witnessed a truly historic scene:

a Fatui Harbinger being brutally beaten into the ground.

Scaramouche tried to fight back several times— only to be slammed harder each time he dared move.

A few nearby Fatui soldiers made the mistake of rushing forward, only to scatter the moment Ei’s eyes swept over them.

If their own Harbinger couldn’t fight back, what hope did they have?

The commotion soon drew the attention of someone else— a knight who’d been relaxing in a hot spring within the icy mountain.

Seeing someone being assaulted, her sense of justice immediately flared.

Even if the man were a criminal, beating him so savagely was wrong!

He should be judged by the Knights of Favonius!

She was about to leap into action when—

”Wait!”

Mona grabbed her arm, her eyes flashing with warning.

Eyes that practically screamed:

If you go there, you’ll die.

”Who is that?” Eula whispered, frowning at the woman in Inazuman dress.

”I... don’t know,” Mona replied cautiously.

”But I strongly suggest you don’t get curious.”

There was no way she was admitting the truth.

If this woman really started a fight with that person— she’d be lucky if a single swing didn’t erase her from existence.

”Oh, I know!” Paimon said, raising her hand eagerly.

”She’s one of the Fatui Harbinger’s underlings!”

The moment she heard that, Eula’s expression darkened.

So the bully was a Fatui lackey?

No wonder she was so arrogant— to think she could just assault random people in the snow!

Her anger reignited.

She was about to charge in again when Mona grabbed her for the second time.

”She’s beating up another Harbinger.”

Eula froze.

”...What?”

That took all the wind out of her sails.

So this wasn’t bullying the weak— it was evil fighting evil.

Well then.

Her sense of justice flickered... and quietly sat back down.

”Wait, that guy’s a Harbinger too?” Lumine asked in surprise.

”He seemed so polite earlier—he even tried to greet us!”

But after what she’d seen of Su Ran, she wasn’t about to make any assumptions.

Harbingers came in all flavors of crazy.

Still, wasn’t this all a bit too coincidental?

She’d only traveled through two nations so far— and already met four Harbingers, including the one ranked second!

”Hold on,” Eula blinked. ”You’ve met other Harbingers before?”

The captain of the Reconnaissance Company didn’t get out of Mondstadt much, so she knew little of the Traveler’s exploits.

She’d heard about the Stormterror incident being resolved— but never learned who had done it.

”Of course we have!” Paimon said proudly, puffing out her chest.

”We even had dinner with the Second Seat Harbinger—the Genius!”

Lumine stood a little taller too, chin lifted.

She’d dined with the Second Seat herself!

And now another Harbinger was begging for mercy in front of her.

How impressive was that?

She turned to Eula with a smug look— only for that pride to die the moment she saw the knight’s, uh... formidably endowed figure.

Suddenly, she felt very small.

Why did the universe have to be so unfair?

What does she even eat to grow like that?!

Eula, oblivious to the Traveler’s silent envy, was still processing the part about ”having dinner with the Second Seat.”

A Harbinger... dining with ordinary people?

That sounded shockingly approachable for someone of their rank.

”Second Seat?” Mona muttered, her interest piqued.

She knew the rumors— that the current Second Harbinger had defeated the former one in direct combat.

Some even whispered that he’d killed his predecessor.

Mona hadn’t believed that part— after all, the ranks had merely shifted up afterward, not vanished entirely.

Still, curiosity got the better of her.

She began to cast her astrology, seeking a glimpse of this ”Second Seat”—

”Aaaaah!! My eyes!!!”

Mona screamed, clutching her face in pain.

For a brief instant, she’d felt as if someone had reached through her vision and poked her right in the eyes.

It hurt like hell.

Eula, Lumine, and Paimon all jumped in alarm, staring at the astrologist now kneeling in the snow, wailing in agony.

”Wh-what just happened to her!?”

None of them had an answer.

But one thing was clear— whoever this ”Second Seat” was, even looking at him was a terrible idea.

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