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

Ying and Paimon followed Wendy to a towering tree outside Mondstadt.

The breeze blows, the leaves rustle, and the air is filled with a fresh scent, making people feel relaxed and happy.

"Wow, what kind of place is this? The breeze feels so comfortable." Paimon asked with a comfortable look on his face.

"Alas, this is where the wind rises, the symbol of Mondstadt's heroes. This is also the origin of today's Mondstadt. All the winds of Mondstadt converge here."

"Hey, it's so amazing."

"Of course. It's no exaggeration to say that this place is the center of Mond." Wendy answered confidently while stroking the tree trunk.

After listening to this, Paimon scratched his head and started thinking.

"Hmm... According to what you said, this is the origin of Mond's wind vein... So if the enemy attacks Mond and seizes the Wind Rising Ground first and destroys this place, does that mean Mond has already lost half the battle before it even starts?"

Hearing this, Wendy's originally confident smile suddenly froze.

Then he turned around, smiled and shook his head.

"I don't really know the answer to your question. After all, I'm just an ordinary bard. As for the origin of the wind veins, I only read about them in books."

Paimon nodded thoughtfully.

Ying, who was observing from the side, suddenly asked.

"Does the Wind God know about this?"

Wendy was slightly stunned, then replied.

"Hmm... I think he should know. However, that sir has been gone for a long time. Liyue's God of Rock and Inazuma's God of Thunder are still there, but Mondstadt's god hasn't appeared in a long time. If you want to ask him, I suggest you give up the idea."

Ying looked at Wendy speechlessly and said bluntly.

"Wendy, could it be that you are the disappeared wind god?"

Wendy was a little surprised.

"Eh? What are you talking about? How could I possibly be the wise, brave, resourceful, hardworking and great Wind God Barbatos?"

"Yeah, Ying, how could this street singer be the God of Wind?" Paimon asked doubtfully, looking Wendy up and down.

"Isn't he Su Mo's younger brother? Look at him, he doesn't have the demeanor of a god at all."

Ying stared at Wendy and shook her head slightly.

"No, Wendy, I think you are the Wind God. If not, how could you be able to communicate with the Wind God's followers and be so concerned about saving Tevarin? If not, how could you know so many secrets? And just before we met you, Su Mo told us to do our best, saying that this is the Wind God's kingdom. And then we met you right after we came out. It's hard for me not to believe that you are the Wind God!"

"Are you so sure?"

Wendy looked at Ying with a hint of amusement.

"I was a little confused at first, but now I am very sure." Ying's tone was full of determination.

Wendy was a little helpless.

"Well, now that you've said so, why should I hide anything? I am Barbatos, the God of Wind."

"Eh!? Wendy, you are not kidding. You don't look like the God of Wind at all like this." Paimon covered his surprised mouth with his little hands, his eyes full of disbelief.

Wendy gave her a polite smile upon hearing this.

And there was a look of "as expected" in Ying's eyes.

Then she asked.

"Wendy, if you are the God of Wind, then why did you bring us here? Shouldn't we be going to save Tevarin?"

Wendy didn't say anything, but silently took out a crystal from his body. The crystal floated quietly in his hand, emitting a faint red light.

"Huh? This is what we encountered before!" Paimon exclaimed.

Ying was also a little surprised.

"Wendy, how did you get this?"

"Yes, yes, and Wendy, don't you feel any pain? It hurt when I just touched it lightly." Paimon agreed.

Wendy smiled.

"As for your questions, I will answer them one by one later. Now you try this first..." As he said this, he was about to hand the crystal to Ying.

After Ying took the crystal, just a moment later, the crystal emitted red light as before, but soon became clear and turned into a blue crystal.

When Wendy saw this scene, she became even more convinced of her original decision.

"Ying, you really possess incredible power..."

"Alas, a man like you is destined to be sung by the bards. Standing in the sun will surely make you a hero, while standing in the shade will surely lead to disaster."

Ying looked at Wendy helplessly.

"Wendy, just give me the hat and say it directly. What do you want to say?"

"Alas, I wanted to praise you more, but I didn't know you would be so unwilling to hear it."

"I called you here this time to discuss with you the specific plan to save Tevarin."

"A concrete plan to rescue Tevarin?"

Wendy nodded.

"Yes, a specific plan."

"first……"

"Wait a moment"

Ying suddenly interrupted Wendy.

Wendy looked confused. "What's wrong?"

Ying frowned and raised her question.

"Since our goal is to save Tevarin, why did you make this public? As the God of Wind, wouldn't this damage your reputation?"

After hearing Ying's words, Wendy pondered for a moment and then asked back.

"Ying, what do you think about reforming Tevarin?"

What do you think?

Ying was a little confused.

Whether it's Su Mo or Wendy, why do I always have to ask her what she thinks before anything else? Is her opinion so important that not asking will lead to the end of the world?

Although she was a little confused, she answered truthfully as a companion.

"I think that although your plan is to reform Tevarin, it has already caused damage and casualties to Mond. Even if it succeeds, the relationship between Mond and it... is really... a bit difficult to say."

Hearing Ying's answer, Wendy's eyes showed a hint of loss and she couldn't help but sigh.

"Ah~ So you thought so too... I thought I might get a different answer."

"also?"

Ying was a little confused. Could it be that Wendy had asked other people the same question?

Wendy nodded, then spoke slowly.

"Su Mo and I discussed this issue before. He believes that Tevarin is now on the opposite side of Mond. Regardless, it's an indisputable fact that it attacked Mond. He told me not to be soft-hearted and to try to persuade it if possible. If not, use thunderbolts to seal it or kill it to prevent it from causing unnecessary damage to Mond."

"He also said I should listen more to the voices of the people of Mondstadt. Now it seems that perhaps my initial thoughts were a bit idealistic."

Seeing Wendy's somewhat dejected expression, Ying felt sorry for him for a second, but then she was surprised and suddenly realized something.

Is this what Su Mo thought?

So that’s how it is. So that’s how it is.

No wonder Su Mo was smiling when she said things were difficult.

It feels like I've met a soulmate.