Genshin Impact ship pairings

P.S.: While idly flipping through the previous comments, I saw that someone wanted to see Wendy and his friends. After thinking about it for a while, I suddenly had an idea and decided to create a series like this.

The sunshine in Mondstadt is filled with the fragrance of flowers, warm and enchanting.

Wendy leaned against the branches of the big tree where the wind rose, her graceful figure appearing and disappearing in the dappled light and shadow of the leaves when the wind blew.

"Hmm, today's Mora... doesn't seem to be enough for a glass of cider."

Wendy muttered something to herself and then touched her pocket.

Alas, it's all empty.

Wendy sighed inwardly, but he couldn't be blamed. As a busy god, he couldn't be constantly striving to earn money. His people called upon him, and if they needed him, he would respond.

Wendy believed that she was of course a super responsible god, and making money was of course not important to her people.

Well, sometimes Mora is still very important.

At this point, Wendy would think of the god next door who could create Mora.

Oh, I just remembered, that guy can't just build Mora anymore.

Wendy took off her hat, looking at the green one with expectant eyes. After shaking it, the fallen Cecilia flowers released a faint fragrance.

Wendy was still not giving up and shook a few more times.

Finally, Mora descended, seemingly bathed in holy light.

"hey-hey."

Wendy smiled, her eyebrows curving into crescents, even her blue eyes sparkling.

"Let's go check out the tavern."

It was still early, and the tavern was nearly empty, with only a few of the usual drunks inside. When Wendy entered, she saw Charles sitting at the bar, quietly wiping glasses.

"haven't seen you for a long time."

Charles's voice was deep. He casually put down his glass when he saw Wendy and continued, "What would you like to drink?"

Wendy sat gracefully at the bar, her hand supporting her chin, her round cheeks revealing a hint of plumpness. "Hmm... I'll have an apple bar then."

"Okay, but you do have a very specific hobby, sir."

Charles moved quickly, and with a swirling motion, the clear, bright wine was poured into the glass.

The wine had an apple aroma, and Wendy took a few sips before chatting with Charles.

“Speaking of which, some strange things seem to be happening in Mondstadt lately,” Wendy said casually.

Charles stopped what he was doing. "Is it about someone seeing a ghost?"

Wendy nodded, somewhat curious about how the Mondstadt people viewed the matter.

Charles's expression became enigmatic; clearly, having spent his days in the tavern, he knew something different.

"It is said that it was not a ghost."

"Hmm?" Wendy became somewhat interested.

"what is that?"

Charles's expression suddenly turned reverent. "Some say it was a gift from the Wind God."

Wendy almost choked on the delicious cider.

"what?"

Charles didn't seem to mind Wendy's rudeness and continued, "The Wind God has bestowed his grace, allowing those with devout faith to see what they desire."

Charles placed the cleaned glasses neatly on the wine cabinet. "You can see anything there—money, ideals, anything is possible."

"As expected of the great Lord Barbatos, he is truly a benevolent and generous god! He deserves everyone's respect!"

Charles's expression suddenly became excited, and Wendy could only echo him, "Ah... what a great god..."

"Charles, another glass of apple wine!"

A guest who looked like he'd been drinking for a while and was already quite drunk suddenly made a comment. Charles could only turn around and go serve more drinks, which relieved Wendy. Although he had been a bit too free-spirited, he still felt a little embarrassed when someone praised him like that.

However, we should go and see what's going on.

"A gift from the wind god."

Wendy murmured something to herself, then drank the last of her drink. "Let me see what kind of blessing this is."

The wind is everywhere.

By the time Wendy received the new news from the wind, the Traveler had just returned to Mondstadt.

"Hey, long time no see!"

Wendy suddenly jumped down from a high place.

"Oh dear!" Paimon was startled, and the crown on his head almost fell off.

Paimon hugged his crown, carefully placed it back on his head, and then put his hands on his hips and looked at Wendy: "Singer! What are you doing here all of a sudden!"

The Traveler spotted Wendy before Paimon, but didn't warn Paimon, and Paimon's reaction was unexpected. I almost laughed, but I held it in.

"Hey."

"Hey, it's me again!"

Wendy smiled innocently, while Pai Meng spun around in a daze.

The traveler was reliable. "Wendy, did you come here because you received the news?"

"Oh dear, it seems the Traveler is one too." Wendy squinted at the sky, her azure pupils appearing and disappearing.

The traveler thought for a moment, then said, "How about we go together?"

Wendy smiled again, "Okay."

The traveler nodded and continued, "Then let me tell you about the information I've gathered."

"I received this quest from Catherine. The quest requirements are rather strange but very simple." The traveler's golden hair fluttered in the wind, and his bright pupils shone through the strands of hair.

"Let Decok go home."

Paimon nodded, seemingly in agreement. Wendy crossed her arms. "It is indeed a short task."

The traveler spread his hands. "Then here's the problem: the child is seriously ill and unable to get out of bed, let alone leave home."

Paimon added, "Someone saw this child playing outside with his sister."

Wendy naturally picked up the conversation, "So, how did Decker leave home?"

"Or rather, it's possible for two identical people to exist in the world at the same time." The traveler stroked his chin.

"Or……"

The traveler's and Wendy's voices gradually overlapped, "Does a ghost really exist?"

"Ahhhh!"

Paimon couldn't take it anymore. "You two, stop saying scary things here!"

The traveler scooped Paimon up in his arms and patted her little head. "Alright, alright, let's go check out that child's house first."

On the way, Paimon regained his energy and kept circling around Wendy.

"Well, the traveler and I have heard other rumors as well."

Wendy smiled, her expression showing some curiosity. "What's the rumor?" This greatly satisfied Paimon's vanity.

"Humph!"

“There have been quite a few strange examples like Decok lately.”

Paimon stretched out his hand and pointed to his other hand with his finger as he spoke.

"For example, an old lady living in Qingquan Town said that she saw her husband who had passed away many years ago. She was overjoyed for several days in a row."

"For example, Timmy in front of Mondstadt said he saw the Ruin Guard playing with him. But that's obviously very dangerous, how could he possibly do that?"

"These little guys are really delusional," Paimon commented with an air of maturity.

The traveler suddenly interjected, "A certain executive might actually grant his brother this wish."

Paimon was a little speechless, wanting to retort but finding himself at a loss for words. After all, that guy truly doted on his younger brother.

Wendy laughed. "It's not just about seeing people or monsters."

"The wind tells me that Anthony saw a huge box of Mora."

"what?"

Paimon's eyes lit up.

"Heavenly spirits, earthly spirits, please give me a whole box of Mora!"

The traveler chuckled and couldn't resist pinching Paimon's cheek. Wendy poked the greedy little guy with her hand and continued, "It's a pity that Mora, like those people or things, disappeared later."

"Ugh!"

Compared to Paimon's dejected state, the traveler had more to think about: "Do you think those are all fake?"

"Who knows?" Wendy's expression was gloomy, and after a moment she asked softly, "Do you think that old woman would mistake her lover of decades?"

The traveler fell silent. "Then let's take a look at this mission."