[Genshin Impact/Marvel] A Guide to Calling for Backup in Teyvat

Warning: The protagonist will never have her secret identities exposed!

#Secret identities get the protagonist thrown in jail#

#Secret identities visit the protagonist in jail#

#Secret identities get the protagonist's insanity defense lawyer#

#The secret identities lose the case, and the protagonist goes right back to jail in style#

#Everyone inside is talented, and she's having her enlightenment arc in jail. She loves it#

#Her secret identities can't be exposed, lol. No matter what she does, nobody believes the truth#

Before the System arrived, the protagonist was submitting her 108th application to Arkham's "Feeling Great" Club. It had been rejected because she wasn't an exclusive Batman fan.

She was grieving so miserably, crying so brightly, and standing in the rain playing Chopin, with no idea where to go next.

[Teyvat System No. 2]: Don't cry, dear. Gotham's little fans say your world is too noble for them.

[Teyvat System No. 2] also says that although they don't deserve it, the Host should try treating herself.

[Teyvat System No. 2] says once again, for the umpteenth time: All right, Lawful Executioner, let's "roll" characters together and save the world~

The protagonist raises her hand: How do I roll characters?

The System says it's simple. Beyond the mountains and across the sea, there's a place called Teyvat, where a group of...

Protagonist: Game characters?

System: You have to play the game characters in order to...

Protagonist: Complete missions and protect the superheroes?

System: The way you obtain game characters is...

Protagonist: I play my secret identities convincingly without getting exposed, earn [Performance Points] or [Synchronization], then exchange them for Primogems to pull for new characters?

The System immediately says: That's right, exactly! Except, no!

System: The jellyfish who sent the Host to reincarnate has a rule. The Host must make everyone in this world believe that those "Teyvat characters" are the Host's secret identities! Once the superheroes' [Familiarity] with the Host's secret identities reaches a certain threshold, we can use [Public Familiarity] to follow the social connections between the identities and activate the [Loom of Fate] to create [New Secret Identities] for the Host.

Protagonist: So not only do I have to play an entire organization by myself, I also have to make the whole world know I'm playing an organization?

System: Exactly!

Protagonist: Awesome!

Later...

Facing a crowd of extraordinary, kind-hearted Vision bearers, seven ancient gods, and then a host of Abyss monsters, weekly bosses, artifacts with all their stats rolled into DEF, three-star White Iron Swords, and landmark buildings from all seven nations...

The protagonist sees herself as clever, lively, warm, and friendly, with sincerity as the best trump card!

Protagonist: Right, right, everyone here is one of my secret identities!

The superheroes see the protagonist as an evil god who stole Arkham, left the Joker homeless and out on the street, calls herself the Lawful Executioner, and was luckily sealed by her Teyvat comrades!

The superheroes silently raise their weapons: White-hair, do you really think our police force would believe that nonsense? .JPG

1. 40% of the setting comes from Genshin Impact, 40% from the DC universe, and 20% is the author's own lore to make the logic work.

2. The protagonist is a spiritual tentacle avatar of the previous protagonist (you don't need to have read the previous book, as the two protagonists have no connection in the main story).

3. The protagonist is a total nutcase who thinks she's perfectly sane. Her codename is Lawful Executioner.

4. The protagonist is abnormal, but fortunately all her secret identities are normal and have their own logic.

5. The protagonist is a relative of the Addams family. She lives in Gotham, where her house has a magic wardrobe that opens onto Narnia, with Middle-earth just around the corner.

6. Includes a Japanese arc featuring Bungo Stray Dogs, because Yokohama is a peaceful, cozy place where the neighbors all get along. The protagonist says she's going to buy a house there.

7. Actual characters appear later.

8. The Seven Archons are joined by the Aeons from Honkai: Star Rail.

Theme: Sincerity is always the best trump card