Genshin Impact: Use various skills to create a romantic encounter

"Aunt Qingqing asked us to go home before 10 o'clock in the evening. Will we still make it?" Heidi was shopping in Inazuma City and forgot the time.

"Then... I'll take you down from here, and we should be able to make it."

“Being able to fly is convenient.”

"Why is it 10 o'clock? Could it be related to the rumors about the White Fox Wilderness?" The deer pretended to be surprised.

"What rumor?" Heidi looked curious.

"Don't you know that in Inazuma and White Fox Wilderness, after 10 o'clock at night, the ownerless ghosts come out to move around." Xiaolu said seriously, "Hey, they will find passers-by, stick to their backs, follow them home, and then force them to marry and become the head of the family there."

"Ah? No way..." Heidi felt a chill on her back. She was always afraid of ghosts. Her little hand had already swept her back twice, and she leaned closer to Wan Ye. "Ghosts are fine, just scare people. Why are the ghosts here so big?"

"Yeah, if this ghost is extremely ugly, then this person will be unlucky." The deer pretended to sigh.

Heidi imagined it and shuddered with coldness.

"Little Deer! Stop joking." Seeing Heidi's believing and frightened expression, Wan Ye ended the topic, "Heidi, don't believe it, he's kidding you. If you lived in the castle tower, he would say it's haunted."

"Is it fake? You make it sound so real." Heidi asked hesitantly. After all, there are ghosts in this world.

"It was just a joke just now. I hope Heidi doesn't mind." Xiaolu clarified seriously under Wanye's gaze.

"Don't worry, this area is very safe. Besides, with Fengyuan Manye's eyes always watching you, you won't be in danger." Xiaolu smiled evilly, "Right, brother Manye. Oh, by the way, you haven't answered me yet, are the cherry blossoms on the observation deck beautiful?"

"You guy...we are in a hurry, let's go." Wan Ye pulled Heidi's arm and left.

Heidi and the little deer waved, "Come and play with us when you have time."

……

The two flew out from the high platform of Inazuma Castle and slowly landed on the country road in the White Fox Wilderness.

In the White Fox Wilderness at night, there was a layer of light mist that dispersed the moonlight.

There were candles lit in front of a small shrine on the side of the road, barely illuminating the way ahead, but the candle light flickered, and in the mist it felt like something was shaking.

Because it is in the suburbs, there are no pedestrians on the road after 9 o'clock.

Heidi shrank her neck, grabbed the corner of Manye's clothes, and walked forward quickly. "It's hard to see far in this fog. I don't know how long it will take to get there."

"We'll be there soon. The country roads are uneven, so you need to watch the ground and don't rush forward blindly. Be careful not to fall." Wan Ye always felt that this guy was so scared that he didn't open his eyes and walked crookedly.

"Yes, I see. I watched." Heidi said "watched", which meant she looked at a short distance ahead, and then walked a little further with her eyes closed, because the candlelight shadow with open eyes was too easy to remind people of ghosts.

"What's that voice talking?" Heidi stopped, "Manye, did you hear it?"

"Hmm." Manye had always had good hearing, and after analyzing it carefully, "It was a man's voice, coming from the edge of the field. He seemed to be saying, 'Where is home?'

As Wan Ye finished speaking, he thought, oh no, this guy must be thinking of a ghost story!

"Male ghost! Oh my God, don't come over here!" Heidi ran away. After all, the little wandering soul had also floated onto her back before, which proved that ghosts really would lie on the back.

If you ask where your home is, the ghosts here will really follow you home and haunt you for life! Male ghosts will go after girls, what bad luck!

At this time, a slight breeze blew, making people feel cool on their backs, and the candle flames on the roadside flickered more violently.

Heidi felt that wherever she looked, there were ghosts everywhere!

I didn’t dare to look and ran with my eyes squinted.

Going crazy!

Wan Ye couldn't catch up with Heidi at all. After all, this guy was so scared that he used his potential and ran very fast.

The country roads are uneven, and there are occasionally some small stones that can cause people to stumble.

Suddenly, a wild fox jumped out from the side. Heidi could only see a black shadow through the fog. Before she could react, she was tripped by the black shadow, and her body tilted and fell into the stream beside her.

"Ouch." There was a stream on the side, and there was a height difference between the stream and the road. My head and knees hit the pebbles at the bottom of the river with a bang, making a loud noise.

The man's voice came again, "Where is home?"

Heidi listened carefully this time, and the cool breeze of the stream made her back feel cold. Heidi thought she was caught.

"My life is over! It's over." Heidi wailed.

Wan Ye rushed over and saw her crying with a look of despair. His heart skipped a beat and he quickly jumped into the stream.

"It's all my fault. I didn't know you believed it so seriously and described the sound in such detail." Wan Ye leaned her little head towards him and checked the wound on her forehead. "She fell pretty hard. It's all purple."

"Are you hurt anywhere else?"

"My knees hurt too." Heidi cried until she was confused, and said with a pout, "But these are not the main points. Please help me see if the ghost on my back looks good."

"..."

"Should we take the good-looking ghosts home?" Wan Ye asked inexplicably.

"Even ghosts will follow me home, so it's not too bad for a pretty girl." Heidi explained with a wronged face.

"It doesn't look good." There was nothing fishy, ​​but Wan Ye just wanted to say these three words. He fell like this, and he was still thinking about whether it was a loss or not. This guy is really finished.

"It's over." Heidi was disheartened and burst into tears. "God, I'm obsessed with looks. How could you pick someone ugly? I don't want to go home anymore in my life."

"My life is so miserable." She couldn't stop crying, and the sound was so loud that dogs everywhere started barking.

"Don't cry, don't cry. I was just kidding. There's no ghost." Wan Ye knew he had said something wrong and hurried to comfort her.

"Don't comfort me. I feel a chill on my back. There must be something fishy going on. I know it." Heidi sobbed.

"You, you don't know any crooked ideas." Wan Ye felt guilty and wanted to laugh. He crossed her neck with his left hand and gently pushed Heidi against his chest. "Is it still cold? Is there any ghost?"

The wet clothes were close to the body, and Wanye's hot chest was clearly felt, as if he could feel his heartbeat. The ups and downs of his breathing, the hot breath from the tip of his nose went along the back of his ears towards his neck.

Heidi didn't feel cold at all. She felt that the temperature of the stream was slowly rising, and there was no fear at all. She leaned there, blushing and joking, "It's hot. This must be a caring and good-looking male ghost."

After hearing this, Wan Ye lowered his head slightly to look at the guy in front of him and smiled silently.

"Even if there really is a ghost, there's no need to be so scared if it catches up with you. I'm here so he can grab me."

"No, no, no, I can't let that devil get away with it." Heidi shook her head vigorously. It would be better to let myself get away with it than to let the devil get away with it...

"But you ran away first, so I was left behind and caught by the ghost." Wan Ye tapped her head lightly. "You are a man who says one thing but does another."

"Oh, now that you mention it, I feel so disloyal. No wonder I fell into the water." Heidi was angry at her own behavior. "I won't run around anymore."

"Well, then hold my hand and don't run anymore." Wan Ye looked at Heidi who nodded silently, and said gently, "You can't get home if you sit in the water. It's almost 10 o'clock."

"Oh, then hurry up, otherwise your aunt will worry." Heidi took Wan Ye's hand and went to the shore.

"Can I still leave?"

"It should be okay." Heidi walked with a limp.

"Let me carry you, or you won't be able to make it to 10 o'clock."

"Well, I won't be polite then." Heidi jumped onto his back and put her head on his shoulder. She admired his profile. A good-looking face could ease the pain.

"Honestly, I didn't expect at first that you believed the little deer's ghost story so much."

"That's because ghosts really can lie on people's backs. I've been exposed to ghosts before."

"What does that feel like?" Wan Ye asked.

"Well, you will feel a chill on your back."

"Oh, I see. My back is wet and feels cold. Is there a female ghost stuck on it?" Wan Ye said with a smile.

"Hehe, I'm a female ghost, are you afraid? I'll climb onto your back and go home with you..." As she spoke, Heidi looked up and saw the familiar courtyard. She was really home... She thought of the ghost story, stopped talking, and buried her face in her shoulders.

"Don't be afraid." Wan Ye responded softly, then carried her on his back and walked into the courtyard.