Genshin Impact: Teyvat Travel Guide

A few months later, Stella traveled to Fontaine with the travelers.

Unexpectedly, as soon as they sailed from Xumi and arrived at the dock, she and traveler Paimon met a magician named Linny.

Then, very soon, she saw half of her proud little niece.

The little niece on the outside welcomed them with an exaggerated performance. Stella looked at her for a long time, until she heard the sentence "Flying objects are not allowed in the Fontainebleau during the first three days of each month." Ra looked at Paimon who was confused, and finally couldn't hold back his laughter.

Funina: "What, what, am I wrong? Your attitude is contempt for Fontaine's law. I can punish you!"

The traveler became nervous for a moment, but in the next moment, Stella said in a good temper: "Okay, it's my fault, little...Ms. Funina, no, Lady Funina."

Paimon whispered to the traveler, "I don't know why, but Stella's attitude... makes me feel a bit like Zhongli towards Hu Tao."

The traveler thought, and he felt it too.

Although according to Stella herself, she is not from Fontaine, and it is normal to not believe in the water god, but...

Even an ordinary person should have more or less awe when seeing gods, right?

Stella had none of it.

And she didn't hide it at all, even Paimon could detect something different.

It’s weird.

But he couldn't find the reason for this strangeness yet, so he had to give up the idea of ​​exploring.

After a brief meeting with Funina, Stella and the traveler got on the patrol boat and headed all the way to Fontainebleau.

She didn’t know how long she had slept, but looking at the similar streets and a few faces that had become mature but still familiar, Stella suddenly realized——

Maybe it's not that long.

In the brief moment when she was sleeping, no one had traveled a lifetime's distance.

In other words... if nothing else happens, Leosley may still be living in the house she left him on that familiar street.

Her thoughts moved slightly, but she stopped moving forward and fell into some kind of thoughts.

Stella’s fingertips curled up slightly, her mood was very complicated.

A rare hesitation gradually arose in the heart of the demon god, and she was actually thinking about whether she should go to see him or not.

Meet him? What will become of Leosley?

Stella has never paid so much attention to a human being, so after she did that, she couldn't help but become curious - she always wanted to know what Leosley looked like now. yes.

And the moment this idea came up, Stella quickly denied it.

...No, let’s forget it.

Leosley almost died in her hands, probably because he didn't want to see her. How about... forget about meeting him, she just wants to see how his life is now, and then leaves, right?

As long as he doesn't find out... wait.

Stella suddenly thought of something.

How could she hesitate because of these?

——How could she, the mighty Demon God, and the good sister of Fontaine’s predecessor Water Goddess Egolia, try to speculate on the thoughts of human beings? ! !

If she wants to go, she can go, and if she doesn't want to go, she can't go. Is this a difficult choice?

As for what Leosley thinks, Stella logically wouldn’t care.

She is very independent in her own way, and her attitude towards human beings is that she takes it for granted that it doesn't matter at all... This is the right thing to do.

*

The traveler noticed something was wrong with Stella, and he asked curiously: "Stella, what's wrong with you?"

After these words were spoken, Paimon, who had been looking around excitedly when he arrived at Fontaine, also turned around.

She hesitantly flew to Stella and asked carefully: "Stella, are you in a bad mood?"

The silver-haired demon came back to his senses in an instant.

"No...no, I just remembered something." She said, "Aren't you going to see the magic show tonight? It's time to set off now. If it's any later, it might be too late."

"Eh? Aren't you going?" Paimon was a little confused, "Didn't Linny invite you to come too?"

"Well... this." She thought for a while, "I'll go later. Don't worry, I can reach the opera house quickly even if I don't catch the patrol ship."

"How do we catch up...?"

"Paimon wants to know?" Stella smiled, "Then you can stay with me, so you can see it. Oh, if you think about it, life is really boring when there is no one around."

Paimon scratched his head: "I always feel that this is a weird thing to say, but let's forget it... I, I want to accompany the traveler."

Stella is not pushy.

The elegant woman spoke softly and said goodbye to them on the streets of Fontainebleau.

Then she discovered that—well, the house was still there, but it seemed that no one had lived in it for a long time.

There were some scattered weeds under the corner of the door, and even the window sills were all covered in dust.

There was almost no need to think too much, the fact was clearly before our eyes - Leosley had left long ago.

Stella was startled for a moment, and then murmured: "...It's not unexpected."

The weather is good today. Looking up, the sunlight in Fontainebleau is quite mild. The afternoon sun is slanted and shines warmly on the body.

But Stella couldn’t feel it.

She felt empty in her heart, but she finally got an answer.

*

Stella has never seen magic.

Amid the flowers, applause and dazzling movements, the confusion caused by being deceived made her feel very fresh.

Stella sat on the left side of the traveler, and on the left was Navilette, the supreme judge of Fontaine.

"Mr. Villette, I really didn't expect you to enjoy watching magic shows so much?"

Stella casually said a few words to the five-hundred-year-old little dragon, and Villette replied: "It's not that I like him, but appreciating art occasionally is also a relaxing thing."

Stella didn't answer, and Villette said again: "Ms. Stella, actually I have always had a question."

"what?"

"How did you understand that the cardinal's decree would acquit you?"

It was the first time that he had disagreed with the cardinal of the decree, even if it was just a simple matter - privately preparing shellfish during the dry season.

Although this matter was defined as innocent for those who did not know, and the malicious accuser went to Merlot Petersburg to serve his sentence, Navilette knew clearly in his heart...

Even if Stella and Leosli were unaware and did not need to be punished for half a month, they should still be punished with seven days in jail.

Because in this case, if anyone eats bivalve shellfish during the dry season in the future, they can use this excuse to escape guilt.

——And some people actually use it.

But the only ones who were acquitted by the Cardinal were Stella and Leosley.

Villette was still wondering what was so special at first, but a few years later, Leosley was convicted of murder and entered Merlot Petersburg, so the problem must be Stella.

But at Leosley's investiture ceremony, Navilette personally gave him the title of "Duke", and when he asked him about Stella, the answer he got was——

[Stella left five years before I committed the crime. 】

After finishing speaking, Leosley's expression was a little gloomy.