This Time, Death Executer Took the Blame...

With a single sword slash, the Land of the Night God returned to clear skies...

That was the feeling. He was back!

I cough whenever I watch someone show off, but Mu Yang really is the one.

Pyro Archon: You fucking split my melon, huh?

This was exactly the effect Mu Yang wanted.

To achieve it, he had not hesitated to simplify his resurrection ritual.

Though that was only one reason.

The most important reason was that Death Executer had been too lazy to play along with him.

So, in the end, Mu Yang decided to keep everything simple.

He let the players take action themselves.

Version 4.4 had been the option they chose themselves, and now they had overcome countless powerful enemies.

And saved someone.

No matter how grand and elaborate a quest design was,

how could it compare to the simple, direct impact of "saving someone with your own hands," something that made people empathize even more?

Besides, there was another benefit to designing it this way.

It preserved the mystery.

And shifted all the blame onto Death Executer.

Why had she saved Mu Yang?

How had she saved him?

Was it because Mu Yang's mission in Teyvat had not yet been completed, so he could not die?

Who knew?

No one knew. If you wanted to know, go ask Nonava.

Mu Yang led the stunned crowd behind him out of the Land of the Night God.

They returned to the Sacred Fire Arena.

After quickly assessing the situation, he acted at Iansan's request.

And stopped the fight.

Having followed the Pyro Archon for so long, Iansan knew more about the situation.

Nothing could happen to the Pyro Archon.

So Mu Yang stepped in.

Although he had only just recovered now—supposedly.

He could still hold his own against