In Genshin Impact: I accidentally ruined the Seven Gods

"So, who should we choose to respect free will?"

Paimon looked at the people around him and asked in a low voice.

After Ying covered his mouth, Paimon stopped making a loud noise.

"We definitely can't do that."

Bai Mu pointed to himself and the Great Compassion Tree King, and was the first to express his opinion.

He said in a very serious tone:

“In places where the worship of the wind god is concentrated, the divine power of us alien gods will be greatly suppressed.”

After Bai Mu finished speaking, he looked at Wendy, waiting for his confirmation.

Wendy noticed the look Bai Mu was giving her and, under Bai Mu's intimidating presence, could only nod in agreement with Bai Mu's statement.

"Wait a minute? Isn't the religion here Wendy?"

Although Wendy covered for Shiraki, Paimon still discovered the blind spot.

She pointed at Wendy and looked at Bai Mu with a puzzled expression.

"Uh, well... I'm just an ordinary bard."

Wendy chuckled and said.

Wendy and Shiraki's back-and-forth conversation made Ying realize a problem.

This time, the only person who respects free will is probably myself, with maybe Paimon added to the mix.

"So, in the end, I'm still the one who needs to complete the task?"

Ying looked at Wendy and said speechlessly.

Seeing that Ying seemed a little unhappy, Wendy quickly explained.

"Think about it carefully. Neither Brother Bai nor I have any legitimate identities in Mondstadt. If we get caught, we'll be in big trouble."

"But you're different. As an honorary knight of Mondstadt, even if you get caught, it shouldn't be a big deal, right?"

After Wendy finished explaining, Shiraki couldn't help but cover his face.

Ying was only somewhat reluctant; she wasn't outright unwilling to go.

But now, after Wendy's words, Ying really doesn't want to go anymore.

Before she even set off, Wendy was already thinking about what would happen to her if she were captured. How could she possibly carry out her mission with peace of mind?

"How can I not go?"

Ying just wants to get Paimon away from here.

"As an honorary knight of Mondstadt, shouldn't you do your part for the peace and stability of Mondstadt?"

Seeing that Ying disagreed, Wendy asked in return.

Before Ying could speak again, Wendy continued:

"Don't worry, after you complete the task, I will write a poem in praise of you, so that your name will be remembered in Mondstadt."

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Then I really thank you so much.

Ultimately, despite the relentless pursuit from Shiraki and Wendy, the blonde woman accepted the request.

The reward for the commission is the friendship between Shiraki and Wendy.

……

"Next, let me tell you about the guards in the church."

In a secluded corner outside the church, Wendy spoke to Ying about some important points.

Once Wendy felt it was time, she said goodbye to Ying and left.

……

at night.

Luminous and Paimon began their operation, while Wendy waited outside, ready to provide backup at any moment.

“A few little mice have come too.”

After Ying entered the church, Wendy muttered something to herself.

"For the sake of that empress, I'll leave you alone."

Wendy ignored the "little mice" who shared his goal.

After all, as a god, it was inconvenient for him to directly attack the subjects of other gods.

Besides, in Wendy's opinion, even if those "little mice" succeeded, so what?

Unless they use the method of the Sky Harp, they will never be able to summon Dvalin.

……

Not long after, Ying and Paimon, who had gone to the Church of the West to fully respect free will, hurriedly fled.

"We've been spotted! Run!"

Paimon's panicked voice came from his mouth.

Seeing this, Wendy already knew that the "little mice" from before had succeeded.

Before Ying could explain further, Wendy had already set up the wind field they needed for their escape.

"Quick, come with me."

Wendy took the lead, followed closely by Sparkle and Paimon.

Led by Wendy, they arrived at the Gift of the Angels, which allowed them to temporarily escape their pursuers.

……

A gift from an angel.

A secluded corner on the second floor.

Shiraki waved to Wendy and the others who came up.

Seeing this, Wendy walked towards Shiroki.

"How's it going? Is everything alright?"

Shiraki Akira consulted.

"Ah! Don't even mention it. Ying and I finally got close to the Sky Harp, only to have it snatched away by a Fatui."

Paimon stomped his feet as he angrily recounted what had just happened.

"Oh, I didn't expect that the mere Fools would be able to make a move right under the Wind God's nose?"

Shiraki looked at Wendy with feigned surprise.

"There's nothing I can do about it."

Wendy shrugged and explained:

"They are merely subjects of Queen Winter. As a god, if I were to lay a hand on those few Fools, wouldn't that mean the Queen could also directly harm my subjects?"

After hearing Wendy's explanation, Paimon withdrew his glare from Wendy.

After hearing what Shiraki said, Paimon originally wanted to confront Wendy, but after Wendy explained the pros and cons, Paimon withdrew her idea.

After all, Wendy's words made a lot of sense.

If one god openly attacks the people of another god, the other god will certainly not let it go.

“As thieves that Mondstadt is hunting, how dare you stay here?”

Just as Ying and Paimon were still distressed about the Sky Harp being snatched away, a voice suddenly rang out behind them.

"Huh? Who is it?"

The sudden sound startled Paimon.

She turned around and looked around, and found that the person who spoke was the red-haired man who had been standing downstairs earlier.

"Let me introduce you. This is Grandpa Diluc, who is also the real owner of this tavern."

Upon seeing Diluc's arrival, Venti quickly stood up and began to introduce Diluc to Luminous in a somewhat ingratiating manner.

"Put down those bottles of wine you secretly brought before we talk."

Looking at the bard who was so eagerly introducing himself, Diluc couldn't connect him with the god of wind at all.

Wendy reluctantly put the bottles of wine she had "borrowed" back in their place.

"I just heard about the thief from the guards. I admire your courage in stealing the Sky Harp."

After Wendy returned, Diluc spoke in a flat tone.

Although he said he appreciated it, neither his tone nor his facial expression revealed any real appreciation.

"We didn't steal it. Actually, someone else stole the Sky Harp."

Paimon tried his best to defend himself.

What she said wasn't wrong. They weren't the ones who stole the Sky Harp, but they were among those who did.

"This is an honorary knight of Mondstadt, how could he possibly steal the Sky Harp?"

Shiraki grasped the art of language and also offered a defense for them.