Genshin Impact: Teyvat Travel Guide

Fina did not expect that after not returning to Mondstadt for many years, now that she came here, the country had changed surprisingly little.

Standing in the square of the West Wind Church, looking at the clear sky, she always felt a strange sense of trance, as if nothing had changed.

Although she has a mission, Fina still wants to see this strange city again.

In fact, if you have to say it, she is not an orthodox Mondstadt person.

After all, this is Morin's disease - what Mondstadt would be infected with Morin's disease?

In all of Mondstadt, she was an outlier among the outliers.

The reason is that her mother is from Sumeru.

I only came to Mondstadt because I married my father - but now it seems that there is no point in thinking about it.

Fina was in a trance.

Stopping under the huge statue of the God of Winds, she raised her head slightly and saw someone crawling onto the raised hands of the God of Winds.

The man raised a handful of something and threw it into the wind.

When some floated down, she realized they were dandelions.

She was very confused.

It was too early to leave Mondstadt, and she didn't know many things yet.

"Why do you let dandelions fly on the palm of the wind god statue?" Out of curiosity, Fina couldn't help but ask a pedestrian standing next to her.

The enthusiastic Mondstadt looked at her and said with understanding: "Are you a stranger?"

Fina was silent for a moment, "That's right."

"No wonder you don't know..." the pedestrian explained enthusiastically, "Because this is a way for us to pray for the protection of the God of Wind! Everyone is like this, placing their wishes on dandelions, and then letting the dandelions fly on the statue of the God of Wind. Maybe your Can your wish be heard by the God of Wind?"

"Of course... I'd rather believe it." The pedestrian said, "Miss from a foreign land, do you want to try it?"

Fina smiled and refused: "Sorry, I'll forget it."

Fina doesn't believe this.

She thought aimlessly: If it was really useful, where would the God of Wind be busy?

With so many people's wishes, even if she gets in line, it will take a long, long time.

At that time, she might be dead.

In addition to seeing Mondstadt, Fina went out on this trip for another reason, which was to find a place where she could customize furniture.

The enthusiastic pedestrian heard about this and recommended several craftsmen who were skilled in furniture making to her.

"Thank you," she said.

By the time everything was done, the sky was getting dark.

While Fina was walking around the city, she happened to pass by a tavern.

...Tavern?

She looked away without interest.

People in Mondstadt seemed to like drinking. At this moment, she could hear the lively atmosphere inside from a distance.

"Today I accepted a mission from the Adventurers Association, and I killed ten monsters!"

"What do you have? Look at me! Last month I encountered a nest of monsters and killed twelve of them in one go!"

"Forget it, you two, stop fighting! Drink and drink!"

"That's right! If you don't drink, be careful and it will be gone later!"

"..."

Angel's Gift only has a wooden door, and we can't expect the sound insulation to be very good.

The voices inside were mixed, some were discussing adventure, drinking, what meaningful things they had done today, or the recent major events in Mondstadt.

Fina frowned.

She didn't know anything about it, so as she listened, she suddenly felt a little noisy.

——It’s better to pass by here quickly.

As she thought this, through the wooden door of the tavern, a faint and intermittent sound of the piano suddenly came from inside.

Fina's steps faltered.

She couldn't even explain why.

The moment she heard the sound of the piano, she suddenly had a strange feeling.

——The sound of the piano? Who will play in the pub?

So, like some strange coincidence, she pushed open the door.

In an instant, there was a more lively noise than outside the door.

But she also caught a glimpse of the man playing the piano.

The bard held a harp and stood in the center of the tavern. He was not afraid of the crowd's attention at all. He even said happily: "If everyone is satisfied with my performance, give me a glass of apple juice as reward." Bar!"

In a blink of an eye, he saw Fina coming in, with a hint of surprise on his face: "Fina! What a coincidence, I didn't expect to meet you here!"

I was seen, so I had to respond.

Fina nodded.

"Yes, what a coincidence." Her tone paused slightly, and then asked: "Wendy, why are you here too?"

"Well...as you can see." Wendy spread her hands, "I'm poor, so if I want to drink a little wine, I have to rely on my own labor to get paid."

He blinked his emerald green eyes, and Fina was in a daze for a moment.

She thought: Wendy saved her, and according to the etiquette here... she had to repay her, so that it was logical, and it would not attract attention because of her strange personality, right?

So she nodded and walked to the bar under Wendy's unclear gaze.

"Hello, please give the bard a glass of apple juice," she said. "I'll pay for it."

Wendy:?

Wendy:!

"Really?" He instantly became happy, "Really?! Are you really willing to order me a cup of apple juice?"

"Yes, please use it." She hesitated, and finally found a compromise excuse, "The sound of your piano... is very nice."

I was used to hearing the wails of experimental subjects in the Sumeru Desert and Dr. Zhidong's laboratory, and suddenly hearing the sound of the piano was indeed a very different feeling.

Wendy happily drank the apple juice given by Charles, but said: "Is that so... is it because of the sound of the piano? You paid for my performance, but it seems that you didn't hear the complete song... So, so, How about I play it for you again after I finish this glass of wine?"

Fina refused without thinking: "No need."

Wendy: "Huh?"

He seemed a little surprised: "I am the best bard in Mondstadt, right?"

The implication is that you won't regret it.

But Fina said: "I heard it outside the door when I passed by before."

She's just paying for her novelty, it's that simple.

This cup of apple juice can be regarded as his reward for sending himself to the West Wind Church.

That's it.

But Wendy said: "How can this be done? After all, it's not very clear outside the door."

So Fina hesitated.

...Don't draw attention to yourself because of your weird personality.

She warned herself like this, and finally said: "Then... okay."

Wendy finished drinking the apple stuffing and took her harp to the statue of the God of Winds.

It was getting very late now, the stars in the sky were bright, and the moonlight was enough to illuminate the square.

Fina asked: "Why do you want to play under the statue of the God of Winds?"

Isn’t it possible anywhere?

Wendy thought for a moment, and finally said: "Maybe...it's quieter here, right?"

"After all, you have been paid for your services. I can't find a place that is too noisy."

Fina was silent.

"It doesn't have to be this way."

"But it has come," said the bard.

It was undeniable that after listening to a piece of music in its entirety, Fina felt that his previous statement that he was "the best bard in Mondstadt" might not be accurate.

She didn't quite understand how to appreciate music, but she felt a long-lost sense of relaxation in his music.

...and the freedom to start a prairie fire.

A moment of trance.

When the song ended, she said, "Thank you, Wendy."

"no need thank me?"

"...No, it's nothing," she said.