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

"Wendy, can you do this?"

Wendy looked at Paimon's somewhat contemptuous eyes and felt a little embarrassed for a moment.

He had originally planned to bring Ying and Paimon to Mondstadt Cathedral to borrow the Sky Harp, but was unexpectedly rejected. They said it was a sacred artifact used by Lord Barbatos, and even for major festivals, the Knights' approval was required.

However, as a fugitive who had just been released from the Knights Templar, it was a blessing that he was not caught. How could he get the approval certificate from the Knights Templar?

Wendy felt helpless when she thought of this.

"I honestly didn't expect the Sky Harp to be so strictly controlled. It was something I just casually made, but they treat it like a treasure."

"Just made it casually!?" Paimon was a little surprised.

Wendy nodded to acknowledge the truth of the words.

Paimon was a little confused.

"If that's the case, why don't you just build one now? Why would we need to borrow it?"

"Or is it that the Sky Harp isn't as simple as you say, and requires something special?"

Wendy was a little embarrassed: "That's not the case. It's true that I just built the Sky Harp casually..."

"Then you build it," Paimon urged.

Wendy sighed softly, a hint of helplessness in her tone.

"I think so too, but even though the harp is made casually, there is something special about the Skyharp, and that is its strings."

"Strings?"

Wendy nodded

"Yes, the strings of the Sky Harp were something I accidentally found while traveling. They seem to be made of some special material. I was feeling poetic at the time, and since I didn't have a harp to play, I used the materials to make a harp, which is now the Sky Harp."

"Then why don't we go find that kind of material?" Paimon asked.

"It's not that simple," Wendy shook her head. "I just felt like playing a tune, so I made the Sky Harp. I didn't really care much about anything else. Later, I discovered that this harp has a great affinity with the element of wind, and it plays very smoothly. Over time, I kept it with me, and that's why it became the symbol of the God of Wind. But I still don't know the specific material of the strings."

"Ah? You don't even know what you made yourself? You didn't just use whatever materials you saw?" Paimeng said helplessly.

Wendy chuckled.

"I just wanted to play a song, I didn't think too much about it. Besides, Mondstadt is a free country, you can do whatever you want, that's the way it should be."

"Then you can't do this." Paimon's tone was filled with a hint of blame.

Ying asked, ignoring the argument between the two.

"Wendy, according to you, we can't build another harp right now. Does that mean we have to find a way to get this Sky Harp?"

"That's what it looks like right now," Wendy admitted.

"Then besides making a piano, is there no other way?" Ying continued to ask.

Wendy shook her head.

"Probably no more."

Paimon suggested at this time.

"Well, how about we go find Su Mo? After all, he's Liyue's messenger. Let him explain it to the Knights and see if he can lend it to us."

Ying felt helpless.

"Paimon, put yourself in their shoes. As a high-ranking member of the Knights, would you easily lend someone else a token that symbolizes your country's god?"

"Uh...I don't think so." Paimon answered somewhat embarrassedly.

"See, that's it."

Paimon retorted unwillingly.

"That's true, but... I don't want to follow Wendy's bad advice anymore. I think we should reconsider whether we should continue to follow this guy's plan."

"Ah? What's wrong with me?" Wendy looked a little confused.

"It seems like this is the only thing we can do now, isn't it?"

Paimon didn't care.

"Hehe, you just said that, but how did you do it?"

She puffed out her chest and said this seriously.

"Ah, great believer, standing before you is none other than Barbatos, the god of the wind. Please give me the Sky Harp."

After saying that, Paimon looked at Wendy angrily.

"Tell me, who would believe you if you just showed up and said you were the God of Wind? You've made us all embarrassed along with you." Paimon was obviously very dissatisfied with Wendy's behavior.

A trace of embarrassment crossed Wendy's face.

"She said she wanted to see Barbatos. So I granted her wish. Who knew it would turn out like this?"

Ying shook her head helplessly, trying to ease the atmosphere.

"Paimon, didn't Wendy also want us to get the Sky Harp as soon as possible? It's not his fault. Instead of arguing here, we should think about how to get the Sky Harp."

Wendy quickly agreed, "Yes, yes, I agree with the Traveler. I was just thinking about getting the Sky Lyre as soon as possible."

Paimon was a little displeased: "Ah, Ying, even you are on his side. Humph, the best friend is dead in name only!"

Ying felt helpless.

"Wendy, do we really have to have the Skyharp?"

Wendy nodded, her tone becoming serious. "Yes, the Skylyre is of great significance to Tevarin and me. Perhaps it is the only thing that can bring Tevarin back to his senses."

"So what about the current situation?"

Wendy pondered for a moment.

"Well... Actually, there is a way..."

"Huh? What can I do?"

Ying and Paimon looked at him curiously, waiting for him to continue.

Looking at Ying and Paimon's inquiring eyes, Wendy chuckled and said softly.

"If they don't let us take it, can't we just steal it?"

"Ah!? You mean you want to steal the Sky Harp!?" Paimon exclaimed, his voice full of shock.

Wendy quickly made a shushing gesture.

"Keep your voice down! How can you publicize this so loudly?"

Paimon realized his own gaffe and quickly lowered his voice: "Oh, oh... But, Wendy, you are the god of Mondstadt. Isn't it a bit inappropriate to take us to steal things?"

Wendy argued, "What's stealing? This is returning the property to its original owner."

"That's true, but it still feels weird."

Ying was clearly uneasy about the proposal. "Yeah, Wendy, we've just been treated as honored guests by the Knights. Wouldn't it be a bit demeaning to do this now?"

Wendy waved her hand.

"What's the big deal? Don't you see that the great Lord Barbatos is traveling with you?"

Paimon seemed a little speechless at Wendy's confidence, and she turned to Ying.

"Ying, I think you should reconsider my previous suggestion. I always feel that following this guy is a bad choice."

Ying nodded silently, agreeing with Paimon's statement.

Wendy became anxious when she saw this.

"Don't worry, we're fighting to save Mondstadt. In other words, we're the hope for Mondstadt's future, the hope of its people. Are we just going to give up like this?"

Paimon looked at Wendy with a frown on his face.

"Um... Ying is just an ordinary traveler, and the purpose of her journey is to find her brother. I am just her guide. As for heroes, we don't really care about them."

"Besides, you are the God of Wind. Shouldn't this be something you should worry about?"

"But...but...I'm just a weak wind elf. Otherwise, I would have solved the dragon plague in Mondstadt long ago." Wendy looked a little helpless.

Paimon and Ying just watched Wendy's performance quietly.

"Then tell me, besides this, what other options do you have?"

Wendy was speechless for a moment.

Just when he felt helpless.

"Da, da da da, da da da, da da~" A burst of light singing passed by the three of them.

The three of them looked in the direction of the sound and their eyes fell on a girl with golden hair and twin tails.

A young girl wearing a priest's hat and a white priest's robe, humming a lively ballad, skipped past the three of them. The three of them followed the girl's steps slowly.

When the girl's singing gradually faded away, Ying and Paimon were still a little confused.

Wendy next to him exclaimed.

"Have it!"

"What have you got?"

Wendy smiled mysteriously.

"Of course there is a way to get the Sky Harp. Just wait and see."