Master Jean, Lisa, Eula…
Wait?
How can I have such a dangerous thought?!’ Amber was startled.
Can you even look for helpers for this kind of thing?
Look at her; she was almost completely devoured during her second dream.
Faced with an existence like Ren, was looking for helpers not just aiding a tyrant or walking right into the lion’s den?
Amber was a bit troubled that her speed of corruption seemed even faster than she had imagined.
One could only say that the concept of a ‘dream world’ was too deceptive.
After all, when ordinary people talk about dreaming, they naturally want to do whatever is most pleasant and completely discard all restraints—that’s what a dream is.
But Ren’s world was clearly not as simple as an ordinary dream world.
Then again, whether Master Jean and the others would enter this magical world was not something she could decide.
Her mind was a mess, and Amber didn’t know if this was just wild imagination caused by a short period of oxygen deprivation.
She only knew that by the time she calmed down, she was already standing hand-in-hand with Ren on the outstretched hands of the Anemo Archon Statue.
“Actually, there are many couples in the city who like to scatter a handful of Dandelion Seeds here.” Looking at the Mondstadt below that had been shrunk many times over, Amber suddenly said this to Ren, unsure of what she was implying.
Ren played his part as a straight man and followed up: “Then do any couples fly together from here?” Amber gave Ren a sidelong glance.
“What are you talking about?
Gliding is normally forbidden in Mondstadt, let alone two people taking off together from here.
Do you know how many times that single sentence would make a flight instructor like me scream?” Gliding in the city, tandem gliding, taking off from the Anemo Archon Statue…
well, it seemed every single one was a forbidden option.
“Just tell me if you’ve ever thought about it.” Ren didn’t care about any of that.
How could the real laws of Mondstadt govern him, a Descender from another world?
Staring blankly at Ren, Amber’s expression suddenly turned fierce and she nodded.
“Whatever happens, happens!
No, wait, I can’t die here.
If it’s forbidden in reality and I don’t even dare to think about it in a dream, then that’s just too un-free!” Saying this, as if to psych herself up, Amber for the first time proactively pulled Ren over and pressed her face against his.
Because she was just psyching herself up, Amber didn’t engage in the deep, negative-distance entanglement Ren had initiated before.
Instead, she just sampled it briefly—or to put it bluntly, she just bluntly bumped her lips against his.
It made Ren almost want to rub the spot where it had been a bit jarring.
—Ren swore this was purely a subconscious thought; he really didn’t have any intention of badmouthing Amber.
But before Ren could act on it, Amber grabbed his hand and jumped off the Anemo Archon Statue’s hands with him.
“Wahoo!
I am the Gliding Champion of Mondstadt!
I am the best Outrider in the Knights!” Two pairs of Wind Gliders unfolded simultaneously at close range in a very unrealistic manner.
If one looked closely, they could even see Ren’s left wing and Amber’s right wing physically overlapping.
Tsk tsk, we have a very unique and realistic physics engine.
Holding Ren’s hand in the air, Amber’s smile was so cheerful and uninhibited.
“Haha, I never dared to imagine such a thing!
Ren, let the wind blow more fiercely!” “As you wish.” Ren had never heard such a reckless request, but it fit his thoughts perfectly.
Back when he was at his craziest, he had also courted death many times.
With that in mind, Ren used the backend to summon the hurricanes Dvalin had whipped up in Mondstadt during the story.
The expressive power of these hurricanes in the game might not have been great—after all, it was early-game content, and MiHoYo’s technology still had some issues then, making the depiction of natural disasters feel a bit like child’s play.
But after being realized, these hurricanes stirred up by Dvalin were true hurricanes, looking as if they would destroy the entire city of Mondstadt.
Facing this power capable of changing the very heavens and earth, the two were swept up by the hurricane almost without any ability to resist, arriving directly above the deep blue sky.
It’s a good thing this wasn’t the real world.
In a real-world hurricane, just the debris swept up from the ground moving at over thirty or even fifty meters per second would be enough to kill any unlucky person caught inside on the spot.
But even though the hurricane in the game world had tried hard to be realistic, it was very clean.
Aside from its color being less than transparent, there was actually nothing inside except air.
Furthermore, because of the unique physics engine and the health lock, Amber’s current sensation was that even though she could feel a super-strong wind force she had never experienced before, she didn’t feel the slightest bit of discomfort anywhere on her body.
“What a wonderful feeling.
It’s just a pity it can’t be experienced in the real world.” Flying this high for the first time, Amber looked at the soft sun high in the sky, the empty expanse around them, and even— Wait, Celestia?
“Hiss, where have we flown to?” Ren glanced in the direction of Amber’s gaze and said nonchalantly: “Oh, that’s a Celestia mod.
Don’t mind it.
There’s only a tuna up there; it’s not very interesting.” Actually, it should be the Queen who likes to eat Children’s Day sets.
“???” Although she was also curious about what the legendary Celestia, where Lady Vennessa finally ascended, actually looked like, since Ren said that floating island was actually a high-quality fake with a Sustainer of Heavenly Principles inside who could make Barbatos scream, Amber lost most of her interest in seeing it.
Riding the suddenly surging hurricane, they soared in the high heavens they had never reached for a full day and night—in-game time.
Facing the setting sun and relying on her health-locked stats, Amber boldly hugged Ren in mid-air.
This was indeed an impulsive act born of intense emotion; after all, what girl could resist such a view?
So, in a state of emotional excitement, it was quite normal to do some irrational things one wouldn’t normally do.
There was absolutely no component of backend emotional regulation or hypnotic suggestion involved.
Mhm.
In the air, relying on a Wind Glider to fly, suddenly hugging another person is a very dangerous behavior, one that could be described as an ‘isekai-ing’ move.
After all, one only needs to look at Mondstadt’s Gliding Manual to see that even two people flying hand-in-hand is a forbidden item.
Let alone hugging; even holding hands isn’t allowed.
That is a behavior where even a skilled flight expert might meet their end; it’s extremely dangerous.
So, naturally, Amber’s sudden hug of Ren in her emotional state resulted in the two of them tumbling and falling hard from the high sky onto the Mondstadt Plaza.
However, since both had their health locked and were surrounded by NPCs running on fixed programs, no impact was caused whatsoever.
They didn’t even break a single paving stone.
The stones of the Mondstadt Plaza told them with practical action that in a game, the invincibility of the scene map is like the floor tiles of Ryuudou Temple that can withstand the Enuma Elish.
Maybe it’s not a big deal now… maybe it will be later.
“And If you’re enjoying it, drop a Power Stone for me!”