Genshin Impact: Use various skills to create a romantic encounter

Early the next morning.

Heidi, dressed as a rice wife, walked out of the hut.

Manye looked at it with some surprise.

"Then I thought, maybe Inazuma clothing and maple leaves would be a better match." Heidi said a little shyly.

"Well, they are indeed a perfect match." Wan Ye looked at them again and again gently, then took Heidi's hand and walked out of the yard.

……

The two came to a mountain full of maple leaves. As they walked up the mountain road, the maple leaves turned from half yellow to full red.

There are winding paths leading to secluded places, gurgling mountain springs, and the sound of birds singing.

After crossing a small wooden bridge, you will see a small bamboo forest with a small Inazuma-style house hidden in it.

"here it is?"

"This was originally my great-grandfather's bonsai garden, but later on the family fell into poverty and no one took care of it. Because it is located in a remote place with high mountains and rivers and no one living around, there was no buyer when it was time to dispose of it, so it was left idle here."

"Now the plants grow harmoniously inside, which is quite wild and interesting. In late autumn, this is also a good place to enjoy the maple leaves."

"I'll take you in." Wan Ye pulled Heidi into the garden.

As you enter the door, you will see a small-leaf maple tree and a small dry landscape as the entrance landscape.

Through the second door is the main hall, where the host meets guests, and on both sides are functional living areas.

Although no one has lived here for a long time, the mountain air is fresh, with only a slight woody smell. Various vases and ornaments are covered in dust, standing there quietly.

Passing through the side doors on both sides of the main hall, there is a large dry landscape garden with various bonsai trees. As time goes by, no one has pruned them, so they have grown into small trees in their natural form. Various flowers and plants grow naturally around the garden, and many hydrangeas are shaded among them, which is also beautiful.

At the end of the garden is a large square house with huge floor-to-ceiling windows on all four sides. There is nothing inside and a circle of water surrounds it, flowing at an extremely slow speed.

"This is it." Wan Ye put the glass doors aside like a folding fan.

A gust of wind blew and swept away the dust.

Heidi walked in and looked forward. The layers of red leaves all over the mountains were in full view. The colorful colors were reflected in the winding water, adding another layer of artistic conception.

Looking closer, there is a hot spring pool in the backyard, with long boulders by the pool, surrounded by various shrubs mixed with hydrangeas, and several cherry trees standing tall. A stream is cleverly brought from the mountain into the garden, interspersed between the cherry trees, and the petals fall into the water, making the overall look more lively.

"This place is so beautiful. It is surrounded by maple leaves on three sides. When you look back, you can see the scenery of your own garden. This design is very good. This room is simple. It was designed for people to enjoy the scenery."

Heidi sat on the ground, looking at the maple leaves outside. She felt very peaceful, but there was also some loneliness that was inevitable in late autumn.

"Well, this room is called 'Tingfeng Pavilion'." Wan Ye smiled, "When I was a kid, I liked to stay here on rainy days and listen to the sound of rain falling on leaves. Especially in summer, after a thunderstorm, the fresh mountain air mixed with the fragrance of leaves, listening to the birds singing and insects chirping, it was very comfortable to just lie here for an entire afternoon."

Then he lay on Heidi's lap and said with his eyes closed, "Although I come here once every autumn, my mood was too heavy before, just like the dreary weather in late autumn."

Heidi traced his facial features with a blade of grass, "What about this time? What kind of weather is it like?"

"This time it feels like I'm back to my childhood, an afternoon after the rain." Wan Ye took her hand, "This time it's even better, with you, a little fox fairy, visiting, I won't feel lonely."

"Little Wan Ye, then take me with you every time, okay?" Heidi touched Wan Ye's face lovingly. How sad this guy must feel coming here alone every year.

"Yeah." Wan Ye smiled, "Make a pinky promise."

"Manye, why do I feel like you've become a child?"

"You call me Xiao Manye. I feel small." Manye said with a smile, "I feel relaxed and comfortable around Heidi, so I feel small."

……

The two began to prepare some things for the view.

Man Ye brought the tea table and tea utensils, and fetched a pot of water from the stream in the backyard to make tea.

Heidi found various snacks and arranged them carefully. She also picked a hydrangea from the garden and put it in a vase.

The two of them picked up some dry maple leaves in the garden to make paper, and took some ink and placed them on the desk.

Everything was ready, but Wan Ye felt something was missing, so he brought in a guqin.

"It's nice to listen to the piano and enjoy the view." Heidi leaned against the tea table. "Sit over there and play." Heidi pointed to the ground in front of the table.

"Won't that block you from enjoying the maple leaves?"

"Ten thousand leaves are also leaves, let's appreciate them together."

Wan Ye sat down with a smile, placed the guqin in front of him, and stroked the strings lightly with both hands. The sound of the guqin floated out leisurely, one string playing the flowing water and the other playing the moon, the water, the moon, and the wind blew on the maple branches.

A few small sparrows landed on the side, tilted their heads and watched Wan Ye playing the piano, and did not fly away for a long time.

Heidi looked at the person in front of her with a smile, and occasionally recited a few words of music when she was inspired.

Whenever Man Ye heard Heidi's comments, he would smile gently and occasionally respond.

"When the mountains and rivers are finished playing the zither, the wind and flowers are often drinking wine." Heidi recited a poem from Liyue, "If there is wine, it will perfectly match the artistic conception of this poem."

"Wine, there really is some. I learned how to brew a pot last year and buried it under the wall in the backyard." Wan Ye also became interested, "Let's go open it and take a look."

"Yeah." Heidi stood up and followed.

……

The two men dug shallowly with a small hoe, and a small wine jar emerged.

"The wine jar is in good condition." Wan Ye took it out, removed the mud seal, and sniffed the jar. "It smells like wine, but it's a little light."

"It's the smell of wine! It's drinkable." Heidi leaned over and smelled it.

The two of them happily took the wine back, took out a small wine bowl, and poured it into the bottom of a bowl.

"Little greedy cat, you taste it first." Wan Ye saw Heidi staring at him.

"Then I won't be shy." Heidi took a sip and sipped the wine. "It has a light alcohol taste, not bad, and it has a slight aftertaste."

"Really? Then I've succeeded." Wan Ye sighed, "When I came here last year, there was an autumn rain. I felt very sad. I used the rain water from maple leaves to make this beer. I didn't expect it to have a sweet aftertaste."

"This is a good omen that happiness will come after suffering." Heidi poured a small bowl of water and handed it to Wanye.

Wan Ye didn't even reach out to take it, but smiled as he watched Heidi take a sip.

Just as she was about to take another sip, Heidi pulled it back and said, "Manye, your alcohol tolerance has reached a limit. You can't drink any more."

"Okay Heidi, can you please have one more sip?" Wan Ye came forward eagerly.

Heidi held the small wine bowl and teased little Manye like a cat.

Wan Ye had no choice but to reach out and grab Heidi's wrist. The small wine bowl was shallow to begin with, and when it suddenly stopped, the wine swayed around inside and spilled out, landing on Heidi's cheek.

The wine flowed down the neck, and the faint aroma of wine filled the air, making it intoxicating.

They both looked at each other quietly.

Wan Ye took the small wine bowl and put it aside, then gently pulled Heidi to him, put his lips on Heidi's cheek, and tasted the wine carefully.

Heidi felt tingling and numb from the taste of this little drinker. She tilted her head back slightly and her breathing became slightly heavier.

Wan Ye followed the aroma of the wine, slowly, inch by inch, looking for traces of the wine.