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

After the disaster was dealt with, Su Mo and others stayed at the Goethe Hotel under the arrangement of the Knights.

In the room

Su Mo was packing his luggage in the room. He felt helpless when he noticed the noise behind him.

"Hey, can you come in through the main door? I feel very insecure this way." Su Mo looked at the uninvited person with some helplessness.

"Hey, the feeling of security is something that depends on yourself." After saying that, Wendy lazily lay down on the sofa, and she was full of enjoyment when she called you.

Su Mo shook his head helplessly and spoke.

"What are you going to do next? I've already arrived in Mondstadt, and things seem a bit strange. Don't you want to speed things up? If we delay any further, new developments might arise."

Wendy's expression turned serious when she heard this.

"I really can't say for sure about this. The Knights of Favonius are a bit vague about their attitude towards Tevarin right now. I need to find a way to get them involved in this matter, otherwise I'm afraid they will have a certain impact on the plan."

Su Mo smiled without looking back.

"Aren't the Knights helping the Wind God govern Mondstadt? Why do you still need to be so vigilant?"

"Of course I trust them, but recently Tevarin has caused panic and harm to the people of Mondstadt. Without full knowledge, the Knights will inevitably do something to harm Tevarin in order to stop him. We are all family, so I naturally don't want to see this happen."

"You're such a kindhearted person! Why bother with all that? With your current strength, you should be able to subdue Tevarin directly."

"Haha, the wind of freedom will not interfere with the freedom of others. Everyone has the right to freedom. Isn't this also the original intention of Mondstadt's establishment?"

Su Mo was silent.

It is indeed a free choice, otherwise Wendy would not let Mond manage it on his own.

Think of this.

Su Mo said directly: "Tell me, what do you want me to do today?"

Wendy chuckled. "It's nothing, actually. I'm going to try to make the Knights understand the current situation and Tevarin's reasons, and get them involved in saving Tevarin. This might leave the Knights leaderless for a while, so I hope Brother Su can help me stabilize the situation and prevent any unforeseen consequences."

Su Mo was slightly stunned when he heard this.

"Leaderless? You don't want to take the piano away, do you?"

The leader of the Knights Templar is currently away, and as the acting leader, Jean is naturally the main figure of the Knights Templar.

Sure enough, the next moment Wendy nodded: "Well, Grand Commander Falgar is leading his troops on an expedition, and the power of all affairs of the Knights Templar falls on the shoulders of Acting Commander Jean. She is a competent acting commander with many advantages, and almost meets all the requirements of a knight in the Code." Wendy felt a little embarrassed as she spoke.

"While that's true, this girl's mental state hasn't been very good recently."

"You really care about her."

Wendy didn't care.

"Alas, after all, she is the acting leader. If she collapses, how can I slack off?"

Su Mo was speechless.

Next, Wendy and Su Mo discussed the details of the plan.

After the discussion is completed.

"Is there anything else? If not, let's leave it at this for now." Su Mo said lightly.

Wendy didn't say anything, a hint of confusion and entanglement flashed in her eyes. After hesitating for a moment, she finally opened her mouth and asked.

"Then...why did you attack Tevarin?"

Su Mo was stunned for a moment when he heard this, then looked at Wendy in disbelief.

"You just asked me why?"

Wendy nodded.

"Hmm! Actually, you shouldn't have attacked it, but you did anyway."

Su Mo laughed when he heard this.

"Oh, you actually ask me why? I thought you were Mondstadt's god, and that you turned a blind eye to this matter. And now you ask me why?"

"You shouldn't have taken action at that time. This will make it more difficult for us to persuade Tevarin in the future." Wendy said seriously.

When Su Mo heard this, he couldn't help but feel a little angry. He turned his head away and didn't look at Wendy, then turned back.

"You said, if I don't take action, do you think I will have to watch that child lose his life?"

Wendy was a little confused.

"I used my divine power to protect her."

"You protected her? Yes, if you did, you shouldn't have let her fall into danger!" Su Mo affirmed.

"Although you can indeed protect her, have you ever thought about what to do if other situations arise?"

Wendy felt a little helpless and held her forehead slightly.

"Then you shouldn't have attacked Tevarin."

Hearing this, Su Mo immediately became annoyed. He slammed the table, stood up and looked at Wendy.

"Wendy! Don't tell me you're protecting it just because it's your follower. Although it was the guardian of Mondstadt, that was before! Now it wants revenge on the people of Mondstadt! Do you understand what revenge means?!" His words were filled with anger.

Su Mo had never been a good-tempered person. In fact, his temper wasn't very good at all. The reason why it wasn't obvious before, and why he sometimes seemed humble and polite, was because his education and personal qualities always constrained him.

But some things are really immoral, and when it comes to justice, he still has some things to distinguish clearly.

Su Mo's anger grew, and Wendy continued to persuade him.

"Su Mo, I know there are still Mond people in its heart. It is just being controlled now."

Su Mo couldn't help but hold his forehead and laugh at himself.

"Yes? So he attacked Mondstadt, causing damage to the city? Does his confession improve his image in the eyes of the people of Mondstadt? Regardless of whether he was controlled or not, the fact that he attacked Mondstadt is unchangeable."

Su Mo paced back and forth in the room anxiously.

"Yes! It was once a hero! I respect it and remember its achievements, but it is harming the people of Mond."

"Alright! Even if it didn't kill anyone this time with you here, the child today is just a microcosm of this disaster. What if it harms people in a corner you don't know about? Can you respond and protect your people every time?"

Wendy remained silent because he couldn't make any guarantees.

Seeing this, Su Mo took a deep breath, slowly bent down and looked at Wendy.

"Wendy, you have to understand that you are the God of Mondstadt! Isn't protecting your people your first priority?"

There was a trace of confusion in Wendy's eyes. He was unable to answer Su Mo's question and then he couldn't help feeling a little angry.

"Then what do you want me to do? Are you asking me to just wipe out Tevarin? After all, it's my familiar, and it's been protecting Mondstadt for a thousand years. Just because it's being controlled by someone and causing damage to Mondstadt, do I have to get rid of it?!"

"I know!"

Su Mo affirmed, then looked at Wendy seriously.

"I know what you want to say! I know this isn't fair to Tevarin! But! I'm telling you, if you can reform it, then reform it. Let it atone for its sins and continue to protect Mondstadt. If you can't, don't blame me for being cruel. Just kill it or seal it away. Don't let your momentary weakness cause unnecessary casualties!"

"This is unfair to Tevarin!" Wendy said angrily.

"Is this fair to the people affected by the disaster?!" Su Mo retorted.

"You're always trying to convert Tevarin, but do you truly understand the damage it's inflicted on Mondstadt? You say you're the God of Wind and can ask anything you want, but do you know what the people of Mondstadt think about this? Do you?!"

"Since they can't be persuaded, we can only seal them or kill them. They always say Mondstadt is a free country, but they trample on the lives of others at will. What kind of freedom is that?"

Wendy was speechless for a moment, a little stunned.

Yes, how can it be called freedom to trample on other people’s lives at will?

But when he thought of Tevarin...

Ugh……

Wendy couldn't help but sigh.

The atmosphere between the two fell into silence.