Genshin Impact: My confession was rejected, so I traveled to seven countries

Ying placed her hand in the groove, and the round object in the statue's hand emitted a dazzling green light.

After the blue light flashed, a blue energy ball flew out from the round object, with the symbol of the wind element appearing in it. It circled in the air several times and then descended and sank into Ying's body.

When the ball of light entered his body, Ying suddenly felt as if there was something extra in his body.

"Hey, can you feel the elements of this world?" Paimon asked curiously, his voice full of excitement.

Ying nodded: "That seems to be the case." As she spoke, she stretched out her hand and drew out the power in her body with her mind. Suddenly, a breeze slowly emerged from her hand, and with a slight echo, like the whisper of nature.

Paimon looked at the ball of wind elemental light in Ying's hand, his eyes wide open, full of surprise.

"Wow, this is amazing! It seems that you can gain elemental power just by touching the Seven Heavens Statue."

Ying was a little confused when she heard this: "Huh? Is there something strange about this?"

Ying was a little puzzled. After all, she could feel the elemental power and use it just by touching the statue, so it should be the same for others.

But why does Paimon look so surprised?

Paimon was somewhat helpless: "Of course it's strange. People in this world would never gain power as easily as you do."

"Then what's going on?" Ying looked at her hands and couldn't help but stretch and clench them.

Paimon spread his hands and said, "That's because you are not from this world."

"Okay, okay, let's not discuss this anymore. Now that you have some of your own power, let's start to the next location."

"Next location?"

Paimon nodded and pointed in a direction.

"Look, that's Mondstadt. It's the center of this country. Mondstadt is the city of wind, and the wind god is the one worshipped among the seven gods. I think it's the center of Mondstadt, and there are many bards there. Maybe we can find some information about your brother there." Paimon said.

Ying felt helpless when she heard this.

"I hope so."

Paimon encouraged him, "Don't sigh. Look, your prayers have been answered by the Wind God. I think this is a good omen for us."

Just then a strong wind blew and Ying raised her hand to block it.

After the strong wind passed, Ying heard Paimon's exclamation in her ears.

"Ying, look, what is that!?" Paimon's tone was filled with uncertainty and fear.

Ying looked up and saw a green six-winged dragon flying overhead in the sky, heading towards Mondstadt.

After the dragon flew away, Paimon sighed as he watched its figure gradually disappear into the distance.

"Ah? What an animal! What do you say that is?" She looked at Ying with uncertainty.

Ying shook her head. "I know, it seems to be heading towards Mondstadt. Do you want to go and take a look?"

Paimon excitedly clenched his little fist in the air and nodded.

"Yes, it's such an interesting event, how can we be absent? Let's go, let's head to Mondstadt."

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In a forest.

Wendy was sitting on a rock, playing his harp attentively. The melodious sound blended harmoniously with the surrounding natural scenery.

Su Mo stood aside and watched Wendy playing non-stop, feeling a little helpless.

"Brother Wen, you said you had something to deal with, so you asked me to come here with you. As a result, you played the piano here for a long time without saying what happened. In that case, why did you ask me to come here?" Su Mo complained.

When the convoy was halfway through its journey and stopped to reorganize, Wendy suddenly said that there were some things that needed to be dealt with.

Originally, Su Mo thought that the other party was the God of Wind, and it would not be his turn if something happened, so he gave Wendy permission to leave, and he stayed behind and waited.

As a result, Wendy was unhappy with his arrangement and insisted that he go with her.

What else could he do, a mere bard out in the wilderness? What if he ran into danger? With his weak elbows and thin legs, which could break at the slightest touch, it would be a disaster if something happened. He might even lose the Heart of God.

After hearing this, Su Mo understood what Wendy meant.

In the end, he had no choice but to go to a place far away from the convoy with Wendy.

Then, Wendy found a suitable place, took out her harp and began to play. After a long while, there was no movement, and Su Mo asked this question.

Hearing Su Mo's complaint, Wendy just smiled and didn't take Su Mo's words to heart. Instead, she played the music on her own and replied: "I brought you here for a reason. Do you know about the recent dragon disaster in Mondstadt?"

Su Mo was a little confused: "I know, that's why Liyue sent me to Mondstadt."

Wendy nodded. "The dragon plague in Mondstadt is indeed a potential threat to Mondstadt right now, but it also has its own difficulties."

"It?" Su Mo scratched his head.

Could the "it" Wendy was referring to be Tevarin?

Who is the real culprit behind this Mond Dragon disaster?

Wendy's next words confirmed his guess.

Wendy nodded. "His name is Tevarin, one of the Four Guardians of the Winds of Mondstadt. He was originally a follower of the Wind God, protecting Mondstadt. But now, for some reason, his former role of guardian has turned into a vengeful one."

"and then?"

Wendy continued, "Just now, while in the caravan, I heard the message brought by Qianfeng. The suffering people of Mondstadt are praying to the Wind God, hoping to end the dragon plague as soon as possible."

A trace of worry flashed in his eyes. "I can't help but wonder, after all, Tevarin once protected Mondstadt for a thousand years. Does he have any nostalgia for that? Does he miss me, his old friend? If so, can I resolve this disaster peacefully?"

"So, based on this idea, I brought you out. I am now trying to summon it to see if I can communicate with it and resolve this crisis in Mond."

Su Mo felt helpless after hearing Wendy's words.

Why does this feel a bit saintly?

Then Su Mo was a little confused: "Brother Wen, since you summoned Tevarin for peace talks, what does this have to do with asking me to come here?"

Wendy pondered for a moment: "For some reason, Tevarin hates humans now, and I asked you to come here to prevent anyone from getting close to me when I am communicating with Tevarin, which could cause negative effects. I think with your current skills, you should be able to do it." Wendy smiled at Su Mo, her eyes full of trust.

When Su Mo heard this, he widened his eyes and looked at Wendy in disbelief.

you?

Summon Tevarin?

Hope to use love to influence peace talks?

And then you let me come along?

You said that Tevarin hates humans, and he is angry now. It would be a good thing if I didn't slap you away.

You still want me to witness history with you?

I’m afraid his head was stuck in the door.

Thinking of this, Su Mo felt a little helpless: "Is there a possibility that I am also a human? If it sees me here, will it still have a good chat with you?"

Wendy smiled warmly. "Don't worry about that. I've made preparations. I'll use the power of the wind to hide you. Even if you're standing right next to us, it won't be able to detect you. Your only task is to make sure no one gets close."

He continued, "Of course, if you can successfully resolve this, the divine power will be given to you immediately."

Su Mo had no choice but to agree after hearing this.

After all, who would want to go through all those roundabout ways when a simple solution is available?

Just then, a strong wind suddenly swept in.

A huge shadow covered the entire area with the wind.

A gleam of enlightenment flashed in Wendy's eyes.

"coming!"