Genshin Impact: I, Heavenly Principle, Will Make Teyvat Supreme
Chapter 201 201: Divine Envoys, Please Come With the Police

Students, teachers, and even the principal all stood dumbfounded as five classmates, glowing all over and wielding over-the-top divine weapons, strode confidently toward a five-meter-tall demon.

"Nibutani-san!"

"Togashi-san!"

"Kumin-senpai!"

"Takanashi-san!"

The principal clutched his hair with both hands, his eyes nearly bulging out of his head. "Ow ow ow! This isn't an illusion! It's real! How is this possible?! A demon?! Magical girls?! Holy sword users?! Oh my god! Einstein! Newton! Tell me this isn't real!"

A teacher beside him stammered, "Principal… it's... it's real…"

"Magical girls?!"

"Heroes?!"

"They really exist?!"

"I knew the Underworld was real! I knew it!"

"If there's a Demon Realm, then there must be a Divine Realm too!"

"Look! That demon is scared of Nibutani and the others!"

Some students immediately pulled out their phones to record the scene.

The five-meter-tall demon shrieked in terror as the five heroes approached.

"Impossible! How can there be divine envoys?! Fake! You're all fake! I'll kill you all!"

Roaring, the demon's claws gleamed as it lunged at the group.

"DIE—!"

Buzz—

The students only saw five blinding arcs of light break off from the demon's claws, forming massive energy blades as they slashed toward Rikka and the others.

In the blink of an eye, the arcs expanded to over a hundred meters in length.

Rikka Takanashi pointed to her glowing golden left eye and shouted, "Appear! Explode! Tyrant's Eye! Reflect all impure attacks—!"

In an instant, the five hundred-meter-long arcs were reflected just as they reached the group.

The demon was sliced into five pieces by its own attack.

But it didn't stop there. The enormous arcs continued on and sliced through the school building like tofu.

RUMBLE—

The building collapsed in a thunderous crash.

"AAAAAAH! IT'S COLLAPSING—! There are students trapped under there!" the principal screamed, nearly fainting on the spot.

Students all around cried out in panic.

"AAAAAAAH!"

Yuuta Togashi stepped forward and raised his hand. "No need to panic! This place is inside a barrier—it's another dimension. The real school hasn't collapsed."

Makoto Isshiki urgently asked, "What do you mean, Yuuta?!"

Yuuta: "It means everything happening in this monochrome world won't affect the real world. Ordinary people won't be harmed."

Isshiki immediately saluted. "Understood! Thank you for the clarification, Lord Togashi!"

The other students and teachers also let out a sigh of relief. They could see that the students buried under the debris were completely unharmed.

There wasn't even a drop of blood.

Just like the "no-blood, no-death" rule in anime—smoke and light, but no real damage.

So this is what battles in the inner world were like—it really was just like anime.

"Did we defeat the demon?!"

"Thank goodness!"

Shinka Nibutani quickly raised her staff. "It's too soon to celebrate. Demons aren't that easy to kill."

"Damn you… the seal's almost gone anyway. Soon, the Demon Race will conquer the human world!"

The demon's severed body rapidly regenerated before everyone's eyes, fully restored within two seconds.

"Before you fully awaken your divine powers, I'll destroy you all!"

With that, the demon charged again, moving so fast it left afterimages.

And so, before the stunned students and teachers, an epic battle between heroes and a demon unfolded before their eyes.

Yuuta Togashi, wielding a holy sword, engaged in close combat with the demon. Each clash between his blade and the demon's claws exploded with dazzling anime-style choreography.

Despite its massive size, the demon was clearly being overpowered.

The destruction was staggering. In just five seconds, the entire schoolyard was leveled. By the ten-second mark, every school building had been reduced to rubble.

Shinka Nibutani, a mage, soared through the air, unleashing a barrage of glittering magic circles that fired explosive bolts and spears of light—each one dazzling.

From Rikka Takanashi's Mystic Eye burst golden sigil chains that wrapped around the demon, binding it in midair.

Sanae Dekomori swung a warhammer larger than herself, brutally pounding the demon into the ground and leaving behind a thirty-meter-wide crater.

Kumin Tsuyuri, acting as the party's healer, restored everyone's stamina and healed their injuries without pause.

Unable to win, the demon attempted to flee—only to be chased down through the sky by the five heroes. The battle spilled from the school into the city streets.

RUMBLE—

Majestic spells, sword lights, and divine chains darted between skyscrapers, wreaking havoc.

Two high-rise buildings were even sliced clean through and toppled.

This wasn't about raw power—it was about flashiness. Every attack was among the most elaborate and spectacular displays in the Teyvat Universe.

Since this was the "Monochrome World," no amount of destruction would affect the real world.

To those witnessing from within, it was like watching a real-life fantasy movie.

"Oh my god! Mages and superhumans are fighting a demon!"

"Terrifying! Even skyscrapers are being destroyed!"

"Wait—no one's getting hurt?!"

"What's going on?!"

"Quick, record it! Record everything!"

...

"Explode! Destroy! Tyrant's Eye—!"

"Excalibur—!"

"Thunder God's Descent—!"

"Spirits, by divine judgment, bring down your wrath—!"

In the middle of the street, captured on countless smartphone recordings, five figures—magicians, heroes, and psychics—unleashed their ultimate moves and obliterated the demon.

Five beams of light pierced through several buildings. After the demon perished, those same buildings collapsed in a dramatic spectacle.

That day, everyone's belief in materialism was completely shattered.

As the world gradually regained its color, the cityscape—devastated just moments earlier—silently reverted to its original form.

There was no trace of the apocalyptic battle that had just taken place.

If not for the five students still standing in the middle of the street, and the video evidence on their phones, the spectators would've thought it had all been a dream.

Rikka Takanashi dramatically flicked her hand and declared, "The demon has been vanquished."

Sanae Dekomori bounced in excitement. "Indeed, Master! Death!"

Yuuta Togashi struck a pose with one hand on his forehead. "A mere demon is no match for a Holy Sword User."

Shinka Nibutani took on a solemn tone. "Spirits, O divine ones, the demon has been judged."

Kumin Tsuyuri blushed and whispered, "Ohhh… so cool!"

Though the spectacle had been terrifying, to these self-proclaimed chuunibyous who knew the "truth," it was nothing short of awesome.

Just then, the wail of police sirens echoed nearby.

Within seconds, a fleet of over a dozen police cars surrounded the five of them.

That did scare them.

They weren't afraid of demons or magical battles—but the police?

That was another story entirely.

The police officers, drenched in cold sweat, respectfully escorted the five "superpowered individuals"—who had the destructive potential of nuclear warheads—into police cars.

But rather than being taken to a police station, they were brought directly to the city's top governmental building and seated in the VIP hall.

The highest-ranking official in the city, sweating profusely, sat down to discuss matters with the five girls.

Journalists from major media outlets were also present.

Meanwhile, the nation's entire internet had descended into chaos as countless bystanders uploaded videos of the incident.

Immediately, major news agencies featured it on their headlines, and their pre-recorded videos spread across the globe.

Practically overnight, the entire world was made aware of what had occurred.

With so many videos from random citizens and official coverage from major outlets, few believed it could be fake.

Top analysts from several countries reviewed the footage and confirmed its authenticity.

During one live interview, the five girls—"Divine Envoys"—discussed topics such as Divine Artifacts, Gods, the true nature of the world, and Seals.

It shattered the worldview of millions across the globe.

But rather than collapse, faith in science seemed to thrive in the wake of these revelations. Scientists were ecstatic.

Of course, religious leaders were even more elated.

Especially high-ranking bishops—many of whom had long harbored doubts about the existence of actual gods.

Now, suddenly, there was proof that gods were indeed real.

The Pope gave an official statement immediately.

The entire world watched the interviews unfold:

[As the older sister of the wielder of the Tyrant's Eye, can you share any private details about her?]

[Huh? I don't know anything about that!]

[As the mother of the divine envoy chosen as the successor to King Arthur, wielding the sacred sword from the Lake…]

[Let me tell you something—I've been Rikka's neighbor for years. She was always a little different. Now I know why—she's a divine envoy…]

...

Meanwhile, atop a tall building—

"Ahahaha! This is hilarious! My stomach hurts from laughing! Now I understand why the internet trolls lose their minds over this stuff."

Alice was wiping away tears of laughter.

Rias looked on with embarrassment and confusion. "Lady Alice… was it really that funny?"

Sona Shitori blinked. "I didn't get the joke either."

Rossweisse nodded in agreement.

Asia looked puzzled.

Alice waved them off as she wiped her eyes. "You don't get it yet. When you're Lumine's age, you'll understand. Either you become a pure-hearted fan or a mischievous boss."

Rias shook her head, clearly still confused. She looked up at the giant screen outside the supermarket, showing the five girls live.

"I told you they'd handle it beautifully. They have real potential. I wonder if our main god will consider bringing them into the pantheon."

Sona remarked, "Once this planet is annexed, it's possible they'll receive Visions. Even if they don't, the artifacts you gave them might be enough to activate a fourth Constellation, triggering detection by the Cosmic Nexus."

"At that point, they'll probably be automatically incorporated into our Traveler Pantheon."

Alice clapped. "Alright then! The story continues, hehehe!"

"Let's give the world a couple of days to process, then hit them with the next big shock."

...

Over those two days, the five girls became the center of global attention.

From their mouths, people learned a great deal about the "Inner World."

Like the Vision, the Divine Realm, and the fact that gods from various mythologies truly exist.

It was revealed that as long as one carried the will to fight for the world's greater good, the gods would bestow their gaze—and perhaps grant a Vision, giving mortals a chance to ascend to the Divine Realm.

This news spread globally in just one day—and reports soon emerged that a few individuals had already obtained Visions.

Those who had received them demonstrated supernatural powers during live broadcasts. Though not nearly as powerful as the five girls, they nonetheless sparked global amazement.

When the five returned home, they were immediately bombarded with questions from family members—equal parts proud and deeply concerned about their newfound divine responsibilities.

On the third day, a new "Gates of Hell" appeared in Tokyo.

A dedicated cameraman livestreamed Rikka Takanashi and her companions as they teleported to the scene.

The world saw firsthand how powerful the "Divine Envoys" truly were.

The battle that followed against over a dozen demons inside the Monochrome World was broadcast globally.

Countless teens watched, fired up with excitement.

Adults, on the other hand, were stunned by the sheer destructive force.

If not for the protective barrier, half the entire metropolis—home to tens of millions—could've been wiped out.

At this point, the five girls were practically Quasi-Gods. Their Divine Artifacts could each destroy a town in one blow—on par with tactical nukes.

In just two battles, they'd become global superstars.

Over the next few days, "Gates of Hell" appeared on several continents.

This time, Rias and her crew took the stage personally.

Once they got involved, everyone began to enjoy the show.

Their identities? Naturally, they were "envoys from the Divine Realm."

Thanks to the five girls' earlier explanations, people had already embraced a brand-new worldview.

From now on, no one would question it when a Vision-holder ascended to godhood and left for the Main World.

As for the demons—given how closely they resembled those from the Abyss—everyone naturally assumed this was the Abyss stirring up trouble again.

Lumine crossed her arms: "Hmph, my brother already carries enough blame. What's a little more?"

...

Meanwhile, within the Abyss, the Abyssal Monarch Aether was plowing fields and mining ore while piloting the Apocalyptic Beast when he suddenly sneezed.

"Achoo!"

"What the—? I'm a Supreme God. Why would I sneeze?"

...

Within two months, Alice had staged dramatic events all over the world.

Even the new Vision-bearers joined in.

Rias had given them disposable items that let them enter the Monochrome World, allowing them to join the performance.

Of course, they didn't realize it was all an act. Believing it was real, they fought the demon armies to the death.

Alice, ever the mischief-maker, even opened a Hell Gate in the Vatican.

Thousands of demons surged out, terrifying the Pope and his bishops.

Then, it was Asia's turn to shine. Radiating divine light, she bestowed holy power upon the believers. A brutal, glorious battle between devout worshippers and the demon horde ensued.

In front of the entire global faithful, Asia ascended to Heaven as an angel.

Three billion believers reached spiritual ecstasy.

Next came Rossweisse, the Valkyrie of Norse myth, charging alone atop a pegasus to pursue hundreds of fleeing demons—igniting an ecstatic fervor across all of Scandinavia.

After just two months, the world's assimilation rate reached 100%, automatically triggering the annexation process.

Watching all this unfold, Noah couldn't help but chuckle. "Tsk tsk tsk, they're going all out. Even more theatrical than me. No wonder they're called the Schemer Traveler and the Schemer Witch."

"Still… what a sweet sister you are, going out of your way to make your brother the scapegoat. If Aether finds out, he's gonna cough blood from sheer rage."

From now on, any gods who ascended from this Earth were likely to hold a grudge against the Abyssal Monarch.

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