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· The video begins by referencing 'Cat with Blue Hat's' theory video, mentioning the surprise regarding Raiden Shogun and Genshin Impact story predictions.
· Discussions about 'Eternity' and the 'Sustainer of Heavenly Principles' connect to what Alice said about the Abyss.
· The truth of the Abyss is mentioned to lie in 'the hatred held by all unfulfilled destinies,' similar to how the Traveler's unchosen twin becomes an incarnation of the Abyss.
· The description of the 'Festering Desire' sword and the Abyss message in The Chasm also describe the Abyss as 'unfulfilled wishes, dreams that can never be realized.'

· The hidden message in The Chasm ('The dwellers of the heavens send forth thorns. The path to the Abyss does not exist') implies that the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles forces a single destiny upon all beings in Teyvat.
· This aligns with the 'unchanging Eternity' that Raiden Shogun pursued.
· Asmoday's act of sending the Traveler back to Teyvat might have been an attempt to prevent them from straying from their 'designated positions,' connecting to the analogy of chess pieces having their own roles and positions.
· If all destinies are predetermined, the world remains unchanged and under the control of the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles, similar to the 'protected Eternity' mentioned by Dandelion.
· It is even argued that the prophecy of Fontaine or Columbina's acquisition of the Third Descender's power are merely consequences of a predetermined destiny enforced by the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles.

· The 'golden thread' appearing in Neuvillette's trailer symbolizes the singular destiny of Teyvat planned by the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles.
· This thread is also found in Columbina's trailer, implying that all beings in Teyvat are like puppets controlled by this thread.
· Furina invited Neuvillette onto the stage centuries ago, and Neuvillette's regaining of the Hydro Dragon Sovereign's power was also orchestrated by destiny.
· Neuvillette should have been a being unrelated to constellations, but upon regaining his power, a special constellation unique to him appeared, through which he realized he was part of Celestia's plan.
· The entire prophecy of Fontaine was already heading towards a predetermined conclusion, a grand play orchestrated by Celestia.
· The golden thread cannot directly influence the Hydro Dragon Sovereign, but it can manipulate the world around him to make him accept his destiny.

· Neuvillette agreed to Furina's plan because he was born human and understood humanity.
· He was born human because Egeria, who should have been the heart of the Primordial Sea, left to become the Hydro Archon.
· Egeria left because King Remus's attempt to defy destiny failed, leading to the destruction of Remuria.
· Remus defied destiny because Egeria stole the power of the Primordial Sea to turn Oceanids into humans, which led to the prophecy.
· Egeria turned Oceanids into humans because she herself was a prisoner, an artificial heart of the Primordial Sea unable to leave it, and she saw the Oceanids' desire to understand humans.
· All these situations stemmed from 'human desire,' and human desire is the core principle by which destiny operates.
· Human desire enabled Egeria and the people of Fontaine to subdue the Hydro Dragon Sovereign, and it was the reason Egeria received fragments of the Primordial One.
· Receiving the fragments of the Primordial One ultimately led the Hydro Dragon Sovereign to become part of Teyvat's destiny, marking the beginning of a dark conspiracy that led to Neuvillette's human destiny.

· Nicole and Betaphania were certain that Fontaine would not be destroyed because they included the 'Traveler' in their prophecy calculations.
· Rene, unaware of the Traveler's existence, calculated the end, but when the Traveler was added to the world formula, the outcome changed, and the world was not destroyed.
· The Traveler is the 'decisive factor.'
· Columbina was also manipulated by the surrounding world during her process of acquiring the Third Descender's power.
· The moon was very important in Celestia's plan, and even the Traveler's spaceship was moved above the moon.
· Mona's master, Barbatos, mentioned that one must look beyond the 'false sky' and consider cosmic variables to accurately predict destiny.
· The fact that destiny predictions become accurate only when the 'cosmic variable' of the Traveler is added suggests that the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles included the Traveler's existence in their calculations from the very beginning.

· If Teyvat was created for the twins, it is natural that the Traveler is part of Celestia's destiny.
· Asmoday likely separated the twins as part of the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles' plan.
· Asmoday might have been a 'witness' who, as the 'Guardian of the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles,' remembered the unified civilization and sought to preserve everything.
· She might have fallen due to forbidden knowledge or the influence of the Abyss, losing her memories and motivations in a 'senseless void.'
· The phrase from the Traveler's character story, 'The Creator is absent, so you must ascend to the throne of the heavens,' implies that Asmoday has fallen and the Traveler must become the new Creator or Guardian.
· The Traveler is destined to become a witness to Teyvat and recreate a new world, inheriting Asmoday's position as the guardian and creator of the new world.

· Even the Fatui and the Abyss Order fighting against Celestia might be part of the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles' calculated plan.
· Celestia desires Teyvat to defeat the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles from within, which is like 'breaking out of an eggshell.'
· This signifies the birth of a new world and proves to Celestia that Teyvat is ready to confront the Abyss on its own.
· If the world fails to defeat the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles, it will be destroyed, and a new cycle of Samsara (reincarnation) will begin.
· Asmoday might have undergone numerous cycles of Samsara, her memories eroded, causing her to forget who she is and what her role is.
· 'The Guardian is fading away' refers to Asmoday, and 'The Creator has not yet arrived' refers to the Traveler.
· As Zhongli said, the Traveler will become a witness to Teyvat and recreate a new world, inheriting Asmoday's position as the guardian and creator of the new world.
· The Traveler demonstrated the ability to weave the golden thread of destiny in the Bough Keeper quest.
· However, by rejecting the predetermined destiny of 'ascension,' a true ending can be reached where 'people themselves decide their future,' rather than gods or the Traveler.

· Although Raiden Shogun sealed Inazuma for hundreds of years, Inazuma was saved by defeating her or the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles.
· Similarly, only by rejecting the predetermined destiny of 'ascension' as a god can the true ending of the game be reached.
· This video, though disguised as a story about Raiden Shogun, ultimately conveys a profound message about destiny and free will.