The immortal body is called Teevat

The Morning Winery was bathed in the light of dawn, like a peaceful and beautiful painting. Diluk stood on the top of the winery.

He gazed into the distance, where the outline of Mondstadt was vaguely visible. He couldn't help but fall into deep thought, imagining what he would be like now if he had not chosen to leave the Knights.

Perhaps, he will become the object of Falga's intensive training, just like Jean is now, and be publicly announced as the next leader of the Knights Templar.

This thought flashed through Diluc's mind, but he quickly shook his head and denied his own thoughts. In fact, he did not regret leaving the Knights. Because he knew that serving as the leader of the Knights was not the only way to protect Mondstadt. Everyone could protect the city in their own unique way.

To Diluk, the so-called high position did not have much appeal. On the contrary, after this fight with the doctor, he truly realized for the first time how small his own power was.

Originally, he was confident that with his own strength, even if he couldn't kill the doctor, he could at least escape safely. However, reality dealt him a heavy blow.

Recalling the thrilling battle, Diluk secretly thanked his luck for having the necklace passed down from his father Cripps, which had been passed down from generation to generation in the Leggenfend family.

If it weren't for the power of this mysterious necklace, he would have been seriously injured or even disabled for life.

Diluk is certainly not a stupid person, he knows very well in his heart that those guys in the Kingdom of Winter would never dare to take his life easily, otherwise, with his personality, he would definitely go to Winter to seek revenge at all costs!

Although Diluk is a passionate young man, after more than ten years of careful cultivation by the Leggenfinder family, he already possesses extraordinary rationality and intelligence.

If he would surely die if he went to Winter Solstice, he would not risk his life. Instead, he would quietly accumulate strength and wait for the right time to strike a heavy blow to Winter Solstice.

However, now that it has been confirmed that there is no need to worry about one's life on this trip, there is no need to worry too much. After all, a man who does not avenge his father is not a gentleman!

If he died in battle, his father Cripps would go insane and would do everything he could to make Dong Dong pay a heavy price. After all, the Legenfind family only had this one child.

By then, all the forces of the Legenfind family in the Seven Kingdoms will be dispatched to comprehensively encircle and suppress the Winter. In terms of historical origins alone, the Legenfind family has a longer history than the Fatui.

The accumulated Mora is still an unknown secret. It is easy for the wealthy Legenfind family to hinder the development of Dongzhidong in the other six countries.

For example, the head of a citizen of the Kingdom of Winter costs 100 million Moras. Just imagine how many desperadoes would have murderous eyes when they see the head of a citizen of the Kingdom of Winter.

In their eyes, that was 100 million Mora which was easily earned. If they dragged him into an alley and cut off his head, no one would know, right?

Of course, this is just a very low-level way to curb the development of the Kingdom of Winter. There are naturally more advanced means, which I will not show in detail.

At this time, Diluk's old injuries had healed. After all, he had been hit so hard. After a check by Mond's doctor, it was found that it was a miracle that Diluk was still alive.

All his ribs were broken, and his internal organs seemed to have been damaged to varying degrees. If he were not the owner of the Eye of God, he would have died before returning to Mond.

Cripps was naturally very anxious at the time, so he spent a lot of money to re-hire the two doctors.

The two doctors immediately put down their work and ran to the Legenfind family. After all, they knew that the Legenfind family would never treat them unfairly.

They made a lot of money from treating Cripps last time, and they haven't spent all the money yet, and now they're looking for work again.

After careful nursing and more tonics, Diluk was finally out of danger, but the doctors still forced him to stay in bed for half a year, and no strenuous activities were allowed in the next six months.

Of course, Diluk was very bored lying on the bed at this time. For a lively and active person like him, this was simply a torture, but the pain in his body did not allow him to move even a little bit.

During the time that Diluk was lying in bed, many people came to see him, such as Bishop Simon, Captain Falga, and some colleagues he had met in the Knights Templar before.

If we were to say who left the deepest impression, it would definitely be Jean. After all, when Jean came, she did not ask about Diluk's well-being like the others did, but instead brought some Mondstadt-style snacks and drinks to share with Diluk.

And he also wanted to know the story of Diluk's journey to the East. When Diluk talked about his life-and-death struggle with the Doctor, Diluk saw that Qin's eyes were full of admiration for his predecessor.

Cripps, who was secretly observing from the side, couldn't help but feel even better about Jean, who was very caring.

But it would be better for me not to show up, leaving time for the young people. Based on Cripps' experience, the probability of this young couple getting together is very high.

Because Diluk did not become depressed and become a lost teenager because of his father's death. Instead, he remained lively, cheerful and talkative.

This made Qin sometimes feel like the heroine in a romance novel. It seemed very strange, but she really couldn't tell what was going on.

With this blessing, the relationship between the two gradually warmed up, and they gradually moved away from the kind of worship that the juniors had for their predecessors.