Novel & Cerita Genshin Impact Screen Shot

"We didn't kill the god. We just gave it a bigger world to play in." The guard pulled the trigger. The gunshot was muffled by the sudden, deafening sound of a thousand screens simultaneously pinging across the city. The screen in front of them turned pure white, and then, slowly, a single character appeared in the center. It was an eye. And it was blinking.

He barked like a dog, “You'll die first.” The last thing I see before the shooting starts is Gideon's tattoo glowing faintly under his sleeve - the same blue colour as my childhood crayon. The soldiers open fire. Bullets tear through the air; I feel one fly past my cheek. “Stay down!” Gideon barks, throwing me behind a rusted generator. His glowing arm swings up, and his pistol fires three quick shots. Two men fall. The remaining soldier charges forward, and Gideon meets him head-on. They crash into the wall of the screen monitor, and the screens explode to life, emitting blue light at them.

Louis glanced at the youngest guard who was busy with his military laptop. "In progress, Sir, 69%." Louis nodded. He glanced at Alpha who was guarding the door, and Beta who was watching out of the window. Knowing the situation was under control, he took out his phone, which displayed a blue screen. He sat on the chair that Gamma had provided, right in front of the camera. When the indicator on the laptop reached 100%, a video appeared on Louis' phone screen. Seeing that, a little smile was etched on his lips.

“It was recovered two blocks from the scene.” I took a hesitant step forward, staring at the familiar device. The wallpaper a photo of the two of us taken during one of our fake honeymoon trips was still there. My fingers hovered over the shattered screen before I dared to touch it. The screen flickered to life for a moment then a video icon appeared. Devereux nodded. “It’s encrypted. But the message is timestamped after the shooting.” After. I swallowed hard, tapped the icon. The video played. Caelum’s face filled the frame, bruised and bloodied, but alive. His voice was rough, urgent.

I looked at the screen and noticed that it was a number restricted to Valiant's promise ring. "Shịt! Shịt! Shịt!" I jumped from the table nearly knocking dad off his chair trying to get to my laptop and cell phone. Todd was at my side in a flash while the others stood readying themselves mentally. "What's going on Buddy?" I hear Papa ask, he approved of Val's nickname for me because he always called me that anyways. "I'm getting a notification from Val's promise ring. If it's rotated 3 full times either way it alerts me that she is in danger." I am setting up my laptop to secure her location as I speak.

“Yeah it’s the ‘res’ in ‘resilience’ and it’s as resilient as it’s referenced… Uhh… It’s referred to.” It is square, seems made of metal, and the size is ¾ of his hand. There are reliefs on its sides and a single pentagon shaped gem with indigo color embedded on the center. There is a small screen on the back side that reflected one can see through to the front. There’s a transparent purple spot in the middle of the screen. It was faint, but it’s there. Jai kind of know how this thing works, but the problem is, there is no button to press. How is he going to take picture?

How the hell did something like this happen? “What the…” The hunter seated next to her murmured under his breath, then - instead of enlarging the picture using the plus icon accessibly placed at the bottom right corner - he brought the screen closer to his face like he was pouring the light into his eyes. Sush wondered if that was what he did to look awake. The huntress seated opposite her was as sleepy as she was until her green eyes bulged at the first picture, enlarging it with the touchpad, too stunned to consider lifting her laptop like her colleague.

“You are wounded.” “It’s nothing,” he whispered. “You’re perfect.” She turned to Dino and Alejandro. “You are enemies?” Dino raised his hands. “We’re not here to hurt you.” “You already have,” she replied, tone even. Alejandro aimed his gun. “Don’t make us do this.” But the woman raised her hand—and every screen in the room glowed to life. She showed images from vaults across the globe. People. Data. Names. Billions.

Six in a row, walking on that little passage. Behind him, there was a light of fire. Miles away from the low base, the blonde man looked at everything on the screen. In fact, when Yu Shijin shot, he knew that something might be wrong. The blonde man poured the screen back and reached out and knocked on the keyboard a few times. The video was slowed five times, even in this case, still unable to see the trajectory of the arrow, only to see that he pulled out ten arrows, but fell a group of dogs!

Riven’s body remained pressed against hers for one dangerous second. Both breathing hard. Lena looked up. He looked down. Their faces inches apart. Too close. Far too close. Her heart pounded so hard it hurt. Not just from fear. And that terrified her more than anything. Riven slowly stepped back. The moment shattered. The floor beneath them suddenly shook. A new screen appeared on the wall. PHASE TWO MATCHES BEGIN NOW Lena frowned. “What does that mean?” Another message appeared. ONLY ONE PLAYER MAY EXIT EACH CHAMBER