Original God: Cthulhu invades, Mondstadt is destroyed at the beginning

Although there are more questions, some guesses are still confirmed.

For example, the world should be centered around me.

Otherwise, the God of Wind would not appear when I was about to die, at least not at that critical moment.

If there were no ruins, everything should develop in the normal direction.

Everything that extended from the ruins, including all the people affected, began to become mysterious.

Like Alice Albedo, the members of the Knights also became like this.

They were all looking at me strangely.

If we distinguish between the world and the ruins, which one is real?

Thinking of this, Kevin couldn't tell the difference.

Albedo once described this abnormality. To sum it up, perhaps one of this world and he is fake.

But before this, Albedo had never touched the ruins.

Could it be that besides the ruins, there is also a problem with Albedo?

No, it must be the world's problems that made Albedo become like this.

But. . . .

Kevin, who had many more questions, slapped his forehead and stopped analyzing.

Now he really wants to go to the ruins to take another look, but the people in the Knights Templar will not agree.

I had no choice but to say goodbye to the Knights and head to the Dragon Ridge Snow Mountain.

on the road.

Kevin could clearly sense that several people were following him.

After noticing it, Kevin knew that they were members of the Knights.

What do these people know, and why are they following me?

This question has been bothering Kevin, but when he asked it before, they either changed the subject or kept silent.

Kevin looked at the pale blue sky and felt lost. Everything had become strange since Bennett's accident.

Even myself.

Looking back, he was still that lively, active and competitive child a few days ago, and was still feeling frustrated that he didn't have the Eye of God.

But I don’t have time to think about these things now.

Lamenting that things and people have changed.

It was evening and Kevin returned to Albedo's laboratory.

I saw Albedo still there quietly studying something.

Kevin greeted him, glanced around the room and saw that Bennett was not there, and continued: "Albedo, where is Bennett?"

Albedo looked up at Kevin and said calmly as usual: "Bennett is out. He is probably sitting somewhere alone."

"Really? Bennett's injury has healed." Kevin finally heard the good news and smiled for the first time in a long time.

But seeing that Albedo was still calm, he couldn't help but ask: "This time I went to find Barbara, but I didn't find anything. She also looked like she knew nothing. This is different from what you said."

Albedo was confused and asked, "What did I say?"

Kevin's face froze, and he forced a smile: "Don't be ridiculous, Albedo, didn't you ask me to go find Barbara before? You said she would never tell me the truth."

"What truth? Kevin, you're becoming a little weird." Albedo said blankly.

Kevin took a few steps back and leaned against the door, then slowly closed his eyes.

Albedo's expression and everything he did were the same as usual. He didn't seem to be lying at all.

In other words, Albedo was corrected by the inertia of this world.

and many more.

Kevin suddenly opened his eyes and said, "Where is the Book of the Dead? Where did you put it?"

Albedo still looked confused and said, "Book of the Dead, what are you talking about, Kevin? I don't have such a strange book here."

Kevin searched around the room in disbelief.

Desperate discovery, no, nowhere.

Damn, how could it turn out like this?

Even Albedo, the only person who stands with me now, my only helper, has changed?

"Kevin, I think you have some mental problems. Do you want me to check you out?" Albedo said a little unhappily when he saw Kevin rummaging around in the laboratory.

Kevin searched for a while, but found it was in vain. He stood there silently for a long time and asked, "Do you think a mentally ill person would feel that there are problems everywhere in the world?"

Albedo replied: "Of course. First of all, there is something wrong with his way of looking at the world. But he will get used to it soon and make sense of this world. Otherwise, he would have become like a normal person long ago."

Kevin's expression became a little sad and he stopped looking at Albedo.

Is it self-consistent? In other words, are my boring analysis and conjectures all self-consistent?

Kevin felt his body gradually enveloped by a chill, causing him to shiver involuntarily. At the same time, an unprecedented sense of loneliness surged into his heart like a tide, instantly drowning all his thoughts and emotions.

I stood there blankly, my eyes empty, as if I had lost my soul. The world around me became blurry, everything seemed so distant and strange.

Kevin closed his eyes silently, trying to resist the endless loneliness.

It took a long time.

Kevin finally came out of his emotion. He said goodbye to Albedo and said, "I'm going to find Bennett. You should study the underlying laws of this world and maybe you will understand me."

Albedo nodded in confusion and said, "Bennett is in a very unstable mood right now, and only you, his elder brother, can comfort him. As for the underlying rules you mentioned, I plan to study them during this period of time."

"Well, bye then."

Kevin went out.

After searching around the snow-capped mountains, we finally found Bennett.

Bennett sat numbly at the foot of the mountain, with heavy snow falling on his face, but he didn't wipe it off.

The whole person was almost covered with snow.

Kevin stepped forward and brushed off the snow on Bennett. He asked angrily, "Why are you sitting here?"

Bennett glanced at Kevin and said nothing.

Kevin sat down next to Bennett.

"Are you still blaming yourself? You're thinking too much. Dad and the others are still alive. There's still hope."

Bennett's green pupils had a bright glow. He turned to look at Kevin and said hoarsely, "Kevin, are you telling the truth?"

Kevin frowned and turned away to indicate that he would ignore Bennett.

Bennett was helpless. Shouldn't Kevin be the one to comfort him? Why was Kevin still making a fuss about it? He could only shout, "Brother Wen, I saw Father Stone being cut in half with my own eyes. How could he be okay?"

It’s all my fault. If I hadn’t secretly gone to the ruins, Dad wouldn’t have followed me. He wouldn’t have gotten into trouble.”

"Bennett, have you ever thought that there is something wrong with that relic? Can you tell me about it in detail?"

Bennett lowered his eyes slightly. That experience was so dark that he wanted to avoid even thinking about it.

Seeing this, Kevin didn't say anything, but put his hands on his head and looked up at the sky. His blue eyes became deep.

"Bennett, that relic is fake. From the moment you entered, everything was an illusion."