Genshin Impact: I attack as Kevin

Furninna began to wonder if she could replicate Kevin's actions to gain the Eye of God.

It’s a pity that she gave up after only one second of consideration. This complicated and difficult path is not something she can take!

To be honest, she was a little confused by Kevin's last words.

Funina began to worry about her future married life. She would not be deceived or even played by Kevin in the future! She didn't know what was going on.

Thinking of this, Funina felt heavy-hearted.

At the same time, Krevy was already in tears. She completely understood the meaning behind Kevin's words.

She finally understood why Kevin was so persistent in confronting her mother, because Kevin wanted to break the cage that bound her.

Allowing her to break free from the shadow of her childhood and truly find the freedom she has longed for in her heart.

When Furniture saw that Klevi started crying again, she was a little at a loss.

She muttered to herself: Could it be that she was crying like this because she was so sad and upset after hearing her real name and finding out that she was deceived?

Finina tiptoed to Klevi, gently helped her put on her clothes, and then said softly,

"I'm sorry, Krevy, I lied to you."

"Ah?! What did you lie to me about?"

Krevy sobbed and asked back with a confused look on her face.

There was a trace of embarrassment on Furninna's face. It turned out that Klevi was crying because of Kevin's words. She didn't even notice that Kevin said her real name.

She thought: Well... How embarrassing! How come I'm the only one who didn't understand?

She tried to calm herself down, remembering Kevin's instructions just now, and in order to ease her inner embarrassment, she hurriedly urged,

"Krevy, let's leave this ship quickly and not cause any trouble for Kevin."

"Yeah, Kevin is still fighting for me, how can I stand still here."

Krevy whispered.

She quickly wiped the water from the corners of her eyes, straightened her clothes, and ran towards the door without hesitation.

As she was about to step out of the room, she suddenly remembered something important and turned back to say to Funina with a serious face,

"Navia, run quickly, this ship is very dangerous!"

Then she rushed out like an arrow and disappeared from Finina's sight in the blink of an eye.

Finina fell silent. She knew that at the critical moment of the battle, it would be better for a non-combatant like her to stay as far away as possible.

But the problem is, everyone else went but she didn't. She seems so uninvolved!

No, what Funina meant was that there was no point in lying under the bed with all that effort!

No, she is the Fontaine Water Goddess Fucarus after all, how can she abandon the one she loves and run away!

She must go and watch the battle. Maybe if she showed up at the critical moment, she could scare Kugavina into revealing a fatal flaw!

After successfully convincing herself in her heart, Finina followed closely behind Krevi's footsteps and moved forward.

There was only a loud "bang" sound, and a sharp sword was shaken away and fell far away.

Kugavina smiled and easily hung the sword around Peruvian's neck, saying softly,

"It's the third time, Perewilli, go get it back."

Kugavina danced the sword in her hand with graceful movements, instantly drawing a colorful sword flower and sheathing the sword.

Peruvili's face was pale, and he covered his wound with his right hand, blood constantly oozing out.

Her heart grew heavier. Should she say that the other person was worthy of being her mother who taught her martial arts?

She knew that there was a gap in strength between herself and Kugavina, but she didn't expect the gap to be so big.

Every attack was easily defused.

If Kugavina hadn't always shown mercy, she would have died long ago.

She stared at her arm, which was still pitch black as it was before the battle, feeling confused.

Why, after such an intense battle, did she still not complete the crucial last step? Was it because this was not a life-and-death duel?

This couldn't go on. Kujavina was clearly just playing with her.

Kugavina's relaxed look fully demonstrated that even if Krevi and the others escaped at this moment, she was confident that she could catch them back.

If he didn't even have the qualifications to make Kugavina take him seriously, then there would be no way he could buy time for Krevy and the others to escape.

Peruvian slowly walked to where the sword fell, bent down to pick up the hilt, and held it tightly in his hand.

She decided to change her strategy and stop defending and attack with all her might.

Peruvian took a deep breath, and a gleam of fearlessness in his eyes flashed.

Krevy narrowed her eyes slightly, and Peruvian's eyes were different.

It seems that she has realized that there is no point in delaying time, and she will be serious next.

It just so happened that she was tired of playing around, and it was time for her to show her true strength.

This opportunity could be used to shatter Peruvian's confidence in betrayal, so that she would never have such an idea again.

In the blink of an eye, the distance between the two people was rapidly shortened, and Peruvian rushed towards Kugavina at an astonishing speed.

The tip of the sword in her hand quickly swept through the air, leaving behind streaks of silver-white light, as if to cut through the air itself.

Faced with such a fierce attack, Kugavina showed no intention of retreating.

With a smile on her face, she stood firmly in place, welcoming Peruvian's attack.

When the two swords collided, there was a sharp and piercing sound of metal collision, which hurt the eardrums.

Each of Peruvian's sword strikes was carried out with the determination to kill, while Kugavina fought back with more clever and precise swordsmanship.

Their figures crossed each other on the wide deck like lightning. If Finina came at this time, she would not be able to see their movements clearly.

As time went on, Peruvian's attacks became more and more fierce, and the power and speed contained in the sword in her hand were increasing steadily.

Kugavina's originally relaxed expression gradually disappeared, and her face became more and more solemn.

Finally, after a thrilling confrontation, Peruvian finally found a flaw in Kugavina.

She seized this fleeting opportunity, successfully broke through Kugavina's defense, and stabbed Kugavina's chest with a sword.

At the moment when the tip of the sword was about to touch Kugavina, a giant hand made of water elements suddenly condensed in front of her chest and firmly grasped the sword of Peruvian.

The anger in Kujavina's heart was instantly ignited.

Although she knew that Perewilli would be more serious than ever before, she didn't expect that Perewilli was so close to doing it.

If she hadn't carried the evil eye with her in order to keep Krevi and the others, they would have really been in trouble today!