Genshin Impact: Use various skills to create a romantic encounter

The two stood in front of a snowy mountain cave.

"Do you think Lan Lajia still remembers his friend Little Wandering Soul?" Heidi asked.

The scattered soldier shook his head: "I won't remember. Forgetting is a shackle placed on Lannaro. Their experiences will eventually become stories told by others."

"Then it doesn't know that the little wandering soul has fulfilled the original promise, and it always feels a little regretful." Heidi looked at the snowflake in her hand and muttered softly, "If it were me, would I want to forget like Lannaro, or remember it like the little wandering soul?"

After hearing this, Sanbing also thought about it and said, "You should be like Lannaro and forget it."

"Hey, why?"

"Stupid, only when you are free from worries and obstacles can you be free." Sanbing knows the pain and suffering of memories. These are like axes and chisels, constantly tempering a person and leaving indelible marks. From this perspective, he hopes that Heidi can be as carefree as Lannaro.

"Well, this sentence sounds good, very Zen-like."

"There are already two snowflakes. This mission is considered to be completed in stages." The scattered soldier looked at the snow scene in the distance, "I will take Xiao Zhusun back to report to the God of Grass."

"Time flies so fast, little bamboo shoot, goodbye." Heidi thought that Lannaro would eventually forget what happened, so she took a lot of sunset fruits and said, "You are not allowed to forget me before you finish eating the sunset fruits. Do you hear me?"

"I won't forget, Nala. Snowflakes will remember everything, and so will sunset fruits." The little bamboo shoot held a sunset fruit and sat in Heidi's arms reluctantly. His little head rested on Heidi's hand, and he looked at Heidi with blinking eyes, as if he wanted to imprint this face in his mind.

The soldier didn't leave for a long time. He just put his hands behind his back and stared at a mint plant on the snow slope not far away. After a while, he asked, "What about you? Do you want to go see the grass god together?"

Heidi turned her head slightly to look at the profile of the scattered soldier, with expectation in her eyes. She wanted to say yes, but complicated thoughts suddenly came to her mind, and finally lowered her head, "No need, we will be separated sooner or later. I just joined halfway, so let's go halfway."

Ever since Sanbing teased her last time, although Heidi said that she didn't care, her feelings in her heart couldn't be deceived. At this moment, she felt very sad when she saw Sanbing. If she let him know, he would definitely be laughed at again. It would be better for them to separate.

"It's okay if you don't want to go. Where are you going next?" Sanbing felt a little strange. He never liked to meddle in other people's affairs, but he asked so many questions.

"I don't know. How about going the opposite way from you, to Mondstadt?"

"Why are you going the other way?" The soldier showed a hint of displeasure.

"Why?" Heidi felt uncomfortable and murmured softly, "Didn't you say that people with ulterior motives should stay away from those without ulterior motives? Then I will stay away from them."

After saying this, he wiped away the tears from the corners of his eyes.

This sentence was like the wind and snow on the snowy mountain, which could instantly blow out the campfire on the ground. The scattered soldier returned to his original arrogant look.

He looked at Heidi, a trace of reluctance flashed in his eyes, but was quickly covered up. A disdainful smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, and he said provocatively: "Why, you're crying after saying this? You haven't let it go yet, right? Then you are more fragile than I thought."

"That's enough!" Heidi was fed up with this condescending attitude.

If you don't care, just think it's a joke.

But Heidi cared a lot about it. She felt like her heart was seen through but also stepped on.

"I won't be able to see him anymore anyway, so I can't let myself get depressed to death." Heidi made up her mind.

She wiped away her tears, took two deep breaths and calmed herself down.

Putting the little bamboo shoot down, with red eyes, he walked to the front of the soldier, looked up at the delicate face, and raised a smile at the corner of his mouth, "Yes, how can I put you down, San."

When Sanbing heard the word "Asan", he looked at Heidi in shock. What did she know?

Seeing his shocked expression, Heidi smiled bitterly. She raised her right hand and stroked the side of the soldier's face.

"Asan, should I call you a straggler, a wanderer, a curious one, or the Seven-Leafed Silent Illuminator's Secret Master?"

"You said I don't understand you. Now, do you think I know your past well enough?"

Heidi had a smile on her lips, but her eyes were full of loss. She had shed tears for these names before. She felt sad about his past, but now she was using them to stab him again.

"I have collected every story of yours, from birth to now. I shed tears for your past, but when I make tea for you, I occasionally secretly put a grain of sugar in it. I secretly see you frowning and know that you can taste it, but I secretly hope that your life can be sweeter."

"Having said so much, I just want to tell you—" Heidi paused and took a deep breath.

"It's not you who aroused my emotions, but I wanted to be close to you of my own accord."

After Heidi finished speaking, she looked seriously into the eyes of the scattered soldier.

Sanbing was filled with mixed feelings at the moment as he looked at the girl in front of him.

My past, people used to fear, dread, exploit, and despise me...

And she chose...to get closer...

The memories of these days together are reflected in my mind, and now I can taste the sweetness of the sugar in the tea.

The divine creature that thought it had long been free from human emotions now seemed to have returned to the era of the Stranger...

His eyes gradually became reluctant.

Heidi stood on tiptoe and moved closer to his cheek, as if to kiss him.

The skirmisher did not turn around this time.

Heidi paused for two seconds and asked calmly, "Is it okay to be this close?"

The soldier was startled. He looked at Heidi's joking expression, a trace of disappointment flashed across his face, and he lowered his eyes.

"Okay, one for each and we're done. Let's go." Heidi walked away from the scattered soldier, not daring to look back.

The two of them went in opposite directions, one on the left and one on the right.

……

Heidi had not walked far when she heard the snow on the mountain falling down, making a rustling sound.

"Strange, the snow seems to have melted a little." Heidi grabbed a handful and felt that it was very humid, not like flour when she picked it up before.

While I was still wondering, a rumbling sound came from the top of the snow mountain.

Heidi looked up and saw, “Avalanche!”

A large amount of snow left the rock wall and rolled down, roaring like a giant beast, swallowing sand, rocks and trees along the way.

Heidi looked down the mountain and saw that the snow was melting even more. Some of the snow had gathered into streams and was running towards the foot of the mountain.

Heidi quickly went over the terrain in her mind.

My side is facing the sun, with abundant vegetation, a gentle slope and great friction. The speed of the avalanche must not be fast, and I should have no problem running all the way down the mountain with my physical strength.

On the side of the skirmishers, there are mostly steep cliffs, and the snow will fall very quickly, but he can fly, so it shouldn't be a big problem.

After Heidi made up her mind, she ran back quickly.

We should always be prepared for the worst.

When it was almost time to say goodbye.

"Nara!"

Heidi was still running upwards. When she heard the sound, she looked up suddenly and saw the skirmisher landing on the steps. The little bamboo shoot in his arms was waving at Heidi.

The two looked at each other and smiled.

We just separated, but it feels like we are meeting again after a long separation.