Genshin Impact: I wrote the plot into a novel to spoil the future

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Character Voice Lines - Jean: The Heart of the Wind God

"Hmm... In my opinion, this should all be part of the Wind God's plan. The Wind God must have his reasons for doing this."

Chapter 67 The Lion Cub

[“The Wind God visits the leader of the West Wind Eagles”]

Jean knew that the leader of the West Wind Hawks at the time was Vanessa, the Lion of the South Wind. She never expected that the person she had been hoping for would be the one from the beginning.

"Unfortunately, the Lion Fang Knight didn't appreciate it; the fiery-haired girl made a sound like she was shooing away a squirrel."

"Saying he has no time to listen to music is thanks to the wind god's blessing, for he's burdened by paperwork."

"...?" Qin fell silent.

It seems that in some aspects, I've already caught up with Vanessa...

[“The Wind God Visits the Lord of the Swift Wolves”]

"Advise him to behave himself and restrain his demonic nature."

[“The King Wolf of the North Wind let out a threatening growl”]

"You mischievous poet, you should really say this to yourself!"

Barbara fell silent.

I thought it was a wise saying from the Wind God, or something from the Bible.

But now it looks like a dark history.

Impossible! Lord Wind God must have a deeper meaning behind doing this!

"The Wind God visits his first family"

"Help him to blow away the wind and snow, and protect the green fields and the free people."

["But the dragon seemed to think that 'help' from the gods shouldn't involve cheering him on while playing the harp."]

"Get to work! Barbatos!!" Tvalin roared.

When the "Four Winds" ended, all of Mondstadt fell silent.

After reading the whole book, Mondl in the story seems a bit too...free, doesn't he?

Amber, who can't remember the Knight's Code, is like the villain Kaeya, or the lazy Lisa.

The nun who cannot recognize the wind god, the people who have forgotten the protection of the four winds.

Even their own Wind God... is like this?

From this perspective, Jean and Diluc are truly the face of Mondstadt! Let's take a look at Jean's story.

Then the story of the leader of the harem left the Mondstadt people sweating profusely.

At the beginning of the story, Sarah the Deer Hunter asks a traveler to deliver a message to Jean, which is to ask the Knights for some requests.

"So you were looking for a violin." Paimon said in a familiar tone.

"Are you very familiar with the band leader?" Sarah asked.

[“He is her loyal servant”] Ying either remains silent or utters a startling statement.

Sarah exclaimed in shock: "Slaves? Servants?! Are the Knights of Favonius also following the path of the old nobility?!"

Paimon quickly apologized: "Sorry, the traveler's sense of humor can be a bit odd sometimes."

Sarah in real life then realized it was a joke; she had been serious.

Qin, seeing this, felt somewhat helpless and looked at Ying beside her, saying, "Ying..."

His tone was full of helplessness. Why were all his subordinates like this? Even the Knights of Honor were no exception?

Yingmei scratched her head. She had learned about the "Invitation to the Immortals Ceremony" after watching the third act, so she came to say goodbye.

She hadn't had a chance to read the story about the piano yet, but this was definitely something she would say.

"Don't blame the traveler, she meant no harm," Paimon said, waving his little hand to keep Jean from getting angry.

“I don’t blame her, Paimon.” Jean said with a hint of helplessness, but she didn’t mean to blame her.

Anyway, the book has already explained it clearly, and it won't smear the Knights of Favonius.

Lisa stood aside, smiling without saying a word. She had a feeling that this story was probably a surprise they had prepared for Qin.

Although Qin wasn't actually sick, they had already been planning a party to reward her.

Is it still a surprise after the author spoiled the plot?

Lin Qiu said, "Yes, it counts, but it's just that it's on my end, hehe."

Returning to the story, Sarah's task was to clear the Hilichurls from the trade route, which was indeed something the Knights of Favonius should handle.

She also revealed that bartender Charles had also been commissioned.

Charles's request was to obtain the quarterly tax returns from Jean. Wine was very important to Mond, so Jean personally reviewed every single account.

"The work of playing the piano is even harder than I expected," Paimon remarked.

[Charles: "But the efforts of this acting head of the delegation have certainly made things much easier for us."]

"However, how should I put it, everyone's taken this kind of luck for granted these days."

Charles's words prompted reflection among the Mond people.

Yes, have I taken the efforts of the ensemble leader for granted?

In the story, the traveler wants to report the request to Jyn, but on the way he meets Miss Margaret—the owner of the Cat's Tail Tavern.

Her cat got lost, but she didn't come to look for the cat; she came to look for Qin.

Paimon: "Didn't Miss Margaret come looking for the cat?"

[Margaret: "Yes, I came to ask Jyn for help finding the cat."]

"What!? You need to ask her for such a small thing?" Paimon was taken aback.

Not only Paimon, but also the people of Liyue, Inazuma and Fontaine were taken aback.

The earlier tasks are one thing, but clearing out monsters, clearing trade routes, and organizing finances are indeed the responsibility of the leadership.

But what do you mean by asking the group leader for help even with something as simple as finding a cat?!

This is something that people in other countries would never even dare to imagine.

For example, if you're from Liyue and you lose a cat, do you think it's realistic to ask Ningguang to help you find it?

For example, if Inatsume loses a cat and asks Yae no Miyaji to help him find it, the shrine maiden will definitely treat you like a joke.

For example, the people of Fontainebleau lost a cat and then asked Violet to help them find it? To be honest, it's more likely that they would have asked Furina to do it.

As for the Sumeru people? Laughable, even a great sage can make you disappear.

[Margaret: "Huh? Is this really inappropriate?"]

"But the zither feels so comforting."

Yes, she is so kind; people from other countries must be envious.

[“Why does this feel like ‘kindness is being taken advantage of’?”] Ying was speechless.

“Yes, Qin, sometimes you really should say no.” Lisa agreed.

Keqin, however, said, "The citizens are expecting me, how can I let them down?"

Lisa shook her head helplessly; she knew she couldn't persuade Qin.

Qin is very kind and gentle, but she is also a stubborn person.

“Then let’s reduce the workload a bit, right? At least we adventurers can handle things like finding cats,” Paimon said.

“I’m the adventurer, not Paimon,” Ying retorted.

"What's wrong with me borrowing your title? You've become stingy lately! Humph!" Paimon crossed his arms, turned his head to the side, and pouted.

"Okay, thank you for your kindness, Paimon. I'll be more careful in the future," Jean reassured little Paimon.

The Mondstadt people reading the book were also helpless. They never expected that they would become the "wind gods" who made the chorus leader "tired of paperwork".

An old man sneezed.

When the traveler found Qin in the story, Qin was coughing from exhaustion and seemed somewhat delirious.

She even fainted while talking to the traveler.

Fortunately, Lin Qiu had spoilers for the future in this world, which relieved Qin of a lot of worries and prevented her from becoming that exhausted.

Even the Fatui, after their ambitions were exposed, not only failed to pressure Mondstadt, but also had to compromise.

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Character Voice Lines - Barbara: About the "Four Winds"

"It's really disrespectful to say this, but... this kind of Wind God is just so cute!"

Unlike the grand and divine figure portrayed in stories, Lord Barbatos is quite approachable.

Chapter 68 Dandelion Knight

With the commander of the guild fallen, the Knights of Favonius and the Knights of Honor chose to help Jean resolve her troubles.

The first problem to solve is finding the cat, Margaret's 'Little Prince'.

During her search for the cat, Ying met Wendy.

Paimon was delighted: "Wendy! Are you here to help too?"

She thought Wendy was going to help with something more important too.

Wendy: "Help? I think I'm the one who needs help..."

Upon inquiry, it was discovered that the 'Little Prince' had actually stolen Lord Wind God's Star Iron String.

"While it's good to see the creatures of Mondstadt living so freely... isn't it a bit too much for them to do whatever they want?" Venti said with a hint of helplessness.

The thief who stole the strings happened to be a cat, and he was completely helpless against the cat.

"Lord Wendy is so gentle, not even flustered by having her strings stolen." Barbara immediately began to play.

Margaret: "The Little Prince is such a mischievous and clever little darling."

[Ying commented: "These are parents who like to spoil their kids."]

Paimon: "Just like Barbatos."

Wendy: "Haha, what a clever metaphor..."

In reality, Margaret touched the 'Little Prince' beside her.

"So I've been very lenient with you? Hmm... we're both cats, but Diona is definitely more sensible."

“I’m not the kind of pet that just twitches its ears and stretches!” Diona retorted loudly, but her voice was so cute that it wasn’t fierce at all.

Inside the Knights' office.

“Jin too, you spoil the citizens of Mondstadt too much,” Lisa said.

"Did I? I was just doing what the acting group leader should do, right?" Qin asked, puzzled.

"Qin said Noelle doesn't know how to refuse people and needs to practice, but actually I'm the same way." Paimon waved his little hand.

“It’s different.” Ying shook her head. “Noelle sometimes can’t even tell the difference between good and bad.”

“That makes sense,” Paimon nodded.

"Chairwoman Jean is a good person!" Klee exclaimed, then added softly, "She's just a little scary..."

"Alright, stop nagging me. Let's finish the story. We still have work to do afterward!" Qin said.