Genshin Impact: The wind blowing back to the starting point

After Wendy's order, Ziling immediately wanted to return to the house and call Zhongli.

But just as he was about to enter, he bumped into Wadiye.

At that moment, when their eyes met, Ziling's heart was in her throat, as if she had done something wrong and was suddenly caught by her parents.

"Oh, you haven't slept yet?" Ziling immediately put on a friendly smile on her face, looking very harmless.

"Yes, I just calmed down my wife and came out for a walk." Wadiye also spoke to Ziling calmly.

His tone was very natural, so natural that it seemed as if the speculations made by Wendy and others just now seemed unnecessary.

Of course, Wendy doesn't doubt her own judgment easily.

At this time, Wadiye's eyes fell on the lamp behind them. His eyes were deep, and the light reflected in his eyes was like a burning flame.

I just don’t know what this flame is burning about?

"The day of sacrifice is coming, and the snake god is coming." Wadiye looked at these lights and said in a low voice.

For some reason, Wendy could hear sadness in his words.

Wendy raised her head and looked at Wadier. At this time, he was not as enthusiastic as he was during the day, but like a tragic statue, always looking up at the light.

"Since you have any other ceremonies, let's go first." Wendy said to Wadiye with a smile in her eyes, but her hands were quietly urging Shriwen and Ziling to call Zhongli.

After listening to his words, Wadiye's eyes moved to Wendy again. At this moment, a look of embarrassment appeared on his face: "I'm sorry, you may not be able to leave for the time being."

"Why?" Sliwen asked excitedly first.

"Because, at the beginning of the day of sacrifice, the snake god has been awakened. It will watch people. He doesn't like to be betrayed. Once someone wants to leave, he will definitely suffer divine punishment."

At this time, Wadiye's tone was not as pious as it was during the day, but a bit colder, like a cold robot narrating facts.

"Huh? He's crazy!" Ziling said without any scruples, "This is the first time I've heard of such a domineering god."

This is also the first time Wendy has heard of it.

Even though Diehlappian is eccentric and cruel, it cannot be said that those who leave the Wind Wall will suffer divine punishment, otherwise the Gunnhild tribe would have ceased to exist long ago.

However, since returning from time travel, Wendy has seen enough first times, and this is not enough to surprise him.

"You can't say that. It's the guy who has protected our ancestors for generations." Wadiye raised his head again and looked at the lights, with a smile on his lips.

Ziling looked at Wendy, who sighed and was about to ask. Unexpectedly, Shli Wen took the lead and looked at Vadier with his cold ice-blue eyes. His expression was cold and he asked in a disdainful tone. : "Hey, what are you so angry about?"

"Huh?" Vadier looked at Sliwen again.

There was a cold air on Sliwen's body, and the railing he was leaning on had begun to condense with frost.

Seeing him like this, Ziling wanted to remind him to hide, but was stopped by Wendy's eyes.

Afterwards, Wendy looked at them with interest.

Sliwen's second disease was not only characterized by passion and depression, but now it was his third symptom.

"You hate it, right? You want to drag us down together, right?" Shliwen is taller than Vadier, and standing in front of Vadier feels oppressive.

Seeing Shri Wen like that, Ziling walked up to Wendy again and quietly asked him to borrow part of his cloak to wrap it up.

"How is it possible? The snake god protects us. I respect him very much. If you don't believe me, ask your companions. And why should I bring you to perish together? You need to add two bowls and chopsticks here." Wadiye's tone was now Very unfriendly, he seemed dissatisfied with Sliwen's speculation.

At this time, Shriwen suddenly stood up straight, grabbed Wadiye by the collar, and said coldly: "Then please explain, what is the situation when the three of us have the same nightmare? Is it possible that this is also related to You have nothing to do with it?"

"You must have been noticed by the snake god. To be honest, you don't thank me for helping you detoxify, but you are here to speculate on my intentions. Do you think it is appropriate?" Wadiye frowned.

He looked really aggrieved.

"Oh, if your snake god knew about me..."

Seeing that Sliwen was about to reveal their identities, Wendy quickly stepped forward and held his wrist, separating him from Wadiye.

After Wendy gave Ziling a look, Ziling quickly came over and found an excuse to take Shili Wen away.

After they all left, Wendy smiled and nodded slightly: "I'm sorry, my friend is more impatient, but he is also in a bad mood because of the nightmare. Please forgive me."

"I don't mind, it's just a bit chilling." Wadier turned around and leaned in front of the railing, looking at the stream below that looked sparkling due to the reflected light.

"In our village, we have always believed that helping others can accumulate virtue. I really don't ask for anything in return, but I don't want to be misunderstood." He lowered his head, with disappointment in his tone.

"Is this what the snake god ordered you to do?" Wendy asked, leaning against the railing.

He still didn't want to see the giant snake-like lamp, just one glance would always give him goosebumps all over his body.

"..." Wadiye didn't speak, but kept raising his head.

After a long time, he breathed a sigh of relief and asked, "Do you want to leave? There are indeed some ways."

"There's a price, right?" Wendy turned her head, her emerald eyes revealing a mysterious tenderness.

Wadiye didn't look at him, didn't speak, just remained silent.

"Then I have one last question for you," Wendy said calmly, with a confident smile on her face, "Did you leave us here on purpose?"

After all, if he didn't want to stay, he could have told them the situation the day before.

On this issue, Wadiye remained silent.

"Okay, I understand, then we'll stay." Wendy sighed helplessly.

Vadier frowned and tightened his grip on the railing.

It seems that he is also struggling internally.

At this time, Wendy looked at him with a smile, and the smile did not seem to be adulterated: "Anyway, I believe you are a good person. As you said, if you help others, your children will also be blessed. You should also hope that your children will be blessed." I wish you more blessings, so listening to your advice and avoiding divine punishment can be regarded as your help."

After saying that, Wendy hummed and returned to the house looking very relaxed.

He walked to his room, suddenly stopped, turned his head and looked out the window.

Wadiye was still there, but he was sitting on the ground, leaning against the railing and breathing heavily, as if he had exhausted all his strength.

Wendy snorted coldly, turned around and pushed the door back to the room without staying any longer.