Genshin Impact ship pairings

Back home, Kavi handed the potion to Elhesen, gesturing for him to drink some to recover. Elhesen took the potion but didn't drink it, simply placing it aside.

Al-Hysen pulled Kavi to sit on the sofa, ignoring Kavi's awkwardness and pulling him into his arms. "Kavi, don't be afraid of me, I won't hurt you."

Upon hearing Elheisen's words, Kavi stopped his urge to push Elheisen away. Kavi gently rested his head against Elheisen's body. Elheisen's return this time had also brought him to this state, which had worried Kavi for a long time.

When Kavi first saw Elhesen, he felt like he was being hunted, his heart pounding with fear. Kavi tried to suppress his unease and bravely approached Elhesen, but ultimately ran away.

Now, Kavi tried to calm himself down, stroking the long tail that Elheisen had wrapped around his waist. "Is your tail so obedient?"

Upon hearing Kavi's words, Elhesen tightened its tail, which was wrapped around Kavi's waist. After Kavi slapped it with his palm, it loosened its tail.

“Well, looks like you’re being obedient.” With that, Kavi patted Elhesen’s arm again. “Look down and let me see your ears.”

Elheisen obediently lowered his head, revealing his soft, fluffy ears. Kavi looked at the ears; the grayish-white down had faint black stripes. Their softness made Kavi unable to resist reaching out and touching them.

Seeing that Elhesen didn't react, Kavi continued to rub the ears and pinch the tips. Elhesen shuddered at Kavi's touch, its tail tightening and then loosening. Kavi didn't seem to care about the tail on his waist, instead happily playing with the fluffy ears.

Alheisen licked his newly grown fangs with the tip of his tongue, his eyes fixed on Kavi, who was playing with his ear. Any audacious herbivore that lets its guard down and approaches a carnivore will be pounced on.

Kavi was tackled to the ground. Elhesen pinned him down on the sofa, a large and comfortable sofa that the two of them had chosen together.

Kavi's hair was scattered messily on the sofa, and his red eyes held a mixture of confusion and belated panic.

Elheisen leaned closer to Kavi's face, his emerald eyes fixed on Kavi's eyes, only relaxing when he saw their clarity. The scarlet eyes in the ruins' murals had also worried him, though he didn't voice it.

"What are you doing? Let me go!" Kavi panicked after being tackled by Elhesen and tried desperately to escape. Elhesen held Kavi down, and he couldn't get away.

"Don't be afraid."

Alheisen's words were brief and powerful, yet they somewhat eased Kavi's tension. This was Alheisen, his stubborn but soft-hearted lover, the person he trusted most, the person he relied on most. Kavi reassured himself, "I should trust him."

But when Elhesen's mouth approached Kavi's neck, Kavi still struggled violently. Nature and instinct are the hardest to overcome; this was a fear stemming from his bloodline.

Elheisen held down Kavi's limbs, his cool lips approaching Kavi's neck in a gentle kiss. It reminded Kavi of the first snow he and Elheisen had ever seen together, the snowflakes falling on him, just like now, cool and leaving a thin dampness after melting.

Kavi's heart calmed down unconsciously.

Elhesen's kisses moved from his neck, down to Kavi's forehead, the tip of his nose, and finally to his lips. With these slow and gentle kisses, Kavi gradually relaxed.

Opening his eyes, crimson and emerald hues met, and as their gazes locked, Kavi felt an immense sense of relaxation. In that sea of ​​emerald, Kavi saw a love that was enough to drown him.

The rabbit completely lowered its guard because it felt the love from its predator. It was a pure, complete trust in its own safety, a pleasure of being possessed.

Seymourne:

As Seno watched Kavi and Elheisen leave, the frustration in his heart felt like a thick fog. He watched them go with a gloomy expression, then turned to see Tinari looking at him with a smile.

Seno wanted to move closer, but then stopped, remembering his current unpopularity. His ears drooped in embarrassment. Seno remained still, but Tinari approached him.

Seno watched as Tinari approached, and instinctively took a step back. Tinari noticed, and couldn't help but chuckle, "Who's afraid of whom? Why are you hiding?"

Sino felt a little wronged. "Didn't you say you didn't like it?"

"fool."

Tinari sighed and leaned closer to Seno, tapping him on the head and laughing at his pained expression.

Tinari took Seno's hand and led him into the house. Just as they were about to enter, Tinari suddenly felt a shiver. He resisted the urge to immediately release Seno's hand, turning to ask, "What are you doing? Let go of my tail!"

Seno gave a slightly embarrassed laugh, his tail stickily wrapping around Tinari's tail. The two fluffy long tails were intertwined, creating an indescribable ambiguity.

"Well, he's being a little disobedient," Seno explained, touching the tip of his nose.

Tinari was speechless. He couldn't just shake off the person in front of him, whose ears had drooped down, making him look very guilty. Tinari could only endure it and slowly made his way into the house.

As soon as they entered the room, Tinari took out his purified potion. He was a little overwhelmed by Seno's enthusiasm and decided to let him return to normal first. Seno was pushed away by Tinari, his tail still affectionately wrapped around Tinari's tail.

Just as Seno was about to drink the medicine, a little girl with scales on her face rushed in. Behind her followed anxiously a man with cat ears on his head.

“Mr. Tinari, the medicine…”

The little girl stopped talking a little embarrassed when she saw the two of them. "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I just can't stand the scales on my face, I want the antidote."

Seno, somewhat bewildered, handed her the medicine, and the little girl was almost moved to tears. She quickly drank it down, and then Tinari also handed a dose of medicine to the man beside her. The two then happily left, thanking Seno and Tinari along the way.

Watching the two leave, Tinari said, "Black-footed cat and snake."

Sino pondered, "Why is it that couples are always incompatible?"

Tinari laughed. "Professor Main just spoke with me. The transformation into a beast is determined by the individual's mindset."

Tinari rubbed Seno's ear and leaned closer to ask, "So, my Lord Disciplinarian, are you trying to hunt me down?"

Seno, excited by Tinari's closeness, his eyes gleaming, pressed Tinari down onto the table. Seno leaned close to his long ear, his tone ambiguous, "No, you hunted me."