Genshin Impact: Pool Character, Nirvana of the Demon God

Chapter 917 The Star Core Hunter on a Team Building Trip

--Reality

The main storyline of version 3.1 abruptly ended in a way that caught everyone off guard after the Red King made a stunning appearance and completed his name announcement.

This narrative technique of abruptly interrupting the plot at its climax is like a conductor suddenly pulling back the baton when a wonderful concert is in full swing, causing a huge uproar among players.

In particular, Jun Bai, whom players were most looking forward to, also made an appearance at the end of the main storyline of this chapter—although it was only for a single shot.

Silver Wolf stared intently at the screen, his fingers tapping unconsciously on the table. The story had clearly progressed to a crucial moment, on the verge of a counterattack, yet it abruptly came to a halt.

It feels like reading your favorite novel late at night, just as the protagonist is about to reveal the truth, when the author suddenly leaves the words "To be continued" in big letters.

She scratched her head in frustration; the feeling of being kept in suspense was driving her crazy.

The player community instantly erupted in chaos, and miHoYo's customer service inbox was quickly flooded with a deluge of complaints.

However, neither Silver Wolf's resentment nor the protests of other players could shake the game development team's decision.

In fact, miHoYo's development team also felt helpless - the story content that had already been released was like water spilled, and it was impossible to add new segments after a version update.

As time went by, the players' anger gradually subsided.

Just as the tide eventually recedes, people gradually accepted this established fact. The number of complaint letters began to decrease, and the focus of discussion shifted from why to what would happen next.

Silver Wolf's daily routine now consists of analyzing clues with viewers in his live stream and speculating on possible future plot developments.

Whenever she thought about what might happen in the future, her eyes would sparkle with anticipation.

Amidst this fervent anticipation, the preview livestream for version 3.2 arrived as scheduled. Silver Wolf opened the official Genshin Impact livestream room on time, but surprisingly, his own livestream channel was not available.

The reason is simple—she is currently in a foreign land, far from her live-streaming equipment.

Not only her, but also other popular Genshin Impact streamers such as Kafka and Xing were absent from the live stream today, unable to accompany their beloved fans to watch this preview event.

All of this stems from an unexpected decision made two days ago: Kafka personally funded a spontaneous cross-province team-building trip for the entire Star Core Hunter project team.

It was more like a carefully planned, publicly funded trip than a team-building activity – after all, what serious team-building activity would deliberately choose to travel across provinces on a weekday?

It would never be like this, where the boss personally rents a luxury RV and takes the team straight to the sunny beach.

The lineup for this trip is truly impressive:

Besides the core members Kafka, Silver Wolf, Yingxing, and Liuying, there's also the lively girl Sanyueqi brought by Xing...

And Ms. Constance (Dahlia), who decisively switched jobs to join the Star Core Hunters after hearing that they were going to the beach for team building.

Of course, there's also Elio, the black cat that Kafka always lazily curls up in the corner.

At this moment, the RV, filled with laughter and joy, is speeding along the coastal highway, and the scenery outside the window is gradually changing from the city to the blue sea and sky.

Live streaming? Of course, I don't have time for that.

The afterglow of the setting sun streamed into the kitchen through the RV window, bathing Kaffa's silhouette in a warm golden light.

She wore an apron with daisy patterns, her long, wine-red hair was casually piled up behind her head, with a few strands falling beside her cheeks.

The spatula clanged against the iron pot, creating a crisp sound, accompanied by the bubbling of stewing, filling the entire RV with a mouthwatering aroma.

Silver Wolf nestled lazily on the sofa, her nose twitching involuntarily. She looked up from her phone screen and gazed towards the kitchen.

"Kafka, is it ready yet?" She deliberately dragged out her words, and the aroma made my wolf ears practically pop out.

Kafka chuckled upon hearing this, her hands continuing their work without pause.

As she turned around, the ties of her apron traced a graceful curve at her waist.

"Then why don't you come and help?" Her eyes darted around, a hint of mischief in them. If you want something for nothing, you have to give something in return.

Well… Silver Wolf waved his phone; the screen was playing a preview of the upcoming live stream. You know, once I start using electronic devices, I can't finish my work…

"Making excuses again." Kafka shook her head, a doting smile playing on her lips. She skillfully stirred the ingredients in the pan, oil droplets dancing in the pan, reflecting her focused profile.

Just then, Xing put down her game console, stretched, and walked into the kitchen.

"Mom, let me help you." She said, already rolling up her sleeves. "What can I do?"

"And me!" Firefly leaped up like a nimble deer, catching up in a few quick steps. Her long, silvery-white hair swayed gently with her movements, shimmering softly in the setting sun.

Wait for me! Not to be outdone, March 7th skipped and hopped into the kitchen. Her short pink hair swayed with her movements, making her look incredibly cute.

The already small kitchen suddenly became lively.

Kafka looked at the three girls who were eager to help, her eyes filled with a gentle smile.

"Then you should take these dishes out first," she said, pointing to the dishes that were already finished on the counter. "Be careful not to burn yourself."

The three of them moved like a well-trained squad.

Xing carefully picked up a plate of stir-fried seasonal vegetables. The bright green leaves were dotted with red peppers, and the colors were as cheerful as a spring garden.

Liu Ying was in charge of the plate of golden and crispy fried shrimp, each shrimp curled into a perfect arc and coated with a thin batter.

On March 7th, she held a bowl of fragrant mushroom soup, with white steam swirling around her, making her cheeks look rosy.

When they returned to the kitchen, Kafka had already begun assigning new tasks.

Ah Xing, find me a pretty plate. Her voice was gentle yet firm, like that of an experienced commander.

Xing opened the cabinet, her fingertips lingering among the tableware, finally selecting an elegant white porcelain plate with delicate patterns carved along its rim.

"Is this okay?" she asked, holding it up.

Perfect. Kafka nodded approvingly, their fingers lightly touching as she took the plate, conveying a silent warmth.

"March 7th, could you help me wash the dishes we'll be using later?" Kafka turned to the pink-haired girl who was curiously looking around.

"Leave it to me!" On March 7th, she immediately jumped to the sink, humming a song as she diligently washed the dishes.

He would occasionally look up and count heads as he washed, taking a bowl for each head he counted.

The sound of rushing water filled the air as she looked out the window at the gradually changing sunset, her eyes brimming with anticipation for dinner.

"Firefly," Kafka called softly, "Could you please take the folding chairs out of the trunk and set them up?"

"No problem!" Liu Ying nodded enthusiastically, her ponytail bouncing merrily with her movements.

She jogged to the trunk, and soon heard the click of a chair unfolding outside.

The kitchen gradually quieted down, leaving only the bubbling sound of the soup boiling in the clay pot.