The immortal body is called Teevat

Although the first diplomatic negotiation between Mondstadt and Winter Solstice ended with the two sides parting ways due to disagreements, how can the final outcome of the diplomacy between the two countries be determined by one result?

That afternoon, the two sides started negotiations again, and the doctor changed the original conditions under the pretext of taking a step back.

The doctor changed the condition of allowing 300 Mond children to enter Winterfell to allow the Winterfell Faint soldiers to explore the geography of Mondfell in the wild. Naturally, this extremely unreasonable request was collectively rejected by the Mondfell delegation.

If we truly agree to the doctor's request, we will be able to understand all of Mond's geographical features and troop deployments by winter in a few years.

Although Solstice will not dare to invade Mondstadt because of the God of Wind, if this condition is agreed, then the speed of Solstice's infiltration into Mondstadt will be unimaginable.

So naturally the result of this negotiation was still unpleasant, and the people of the Knights of Favonius in Mond also felt that the conditions proposed by the doctor were more and more difficult to accept and agree to.

But the contradiction is that the conditions offered by the doctor are indeed generous enough. The Knights of Favonius, led by Simon, began to speculate that the doctor's purpose in coming to Mond might not be as simple as just building good relationships.

Mond really knows very little about the Doctor, so he can only ask Cripps' eldest son Diluk to monitor his every move from time to time, and perhaps he can find out what the Doctor is planning.

After receiving the mission from the Knights of Favonius, Diluk returned to his room and picked out a long black cloak and a night owl mask that could cover his entire face from his closet.

At this time, Diluk already looks like the night hero at the beginning of the Traveler plot. After Diluk covered up all his obvious features.

Diluk thought that he might have a confrontation with the Doctor during the next surveillance period. In order not to expose his identity as a Knight of Favonius, he gave Zhidongluo an excuse.

Diluk carried a greatsword that may have been bathed in dragon blood on his back. Although this greatsword was not as good as the Zephyr Greatsword.

But its universality in Teyvat means that people in the seven kingdoms use it. So even if the Doctor knew that Diluc was a member of the Knights of Favonius when he was fighting him, he couldn't find any reason to put pressure on the Knights of Favonius.

Then, Diluk quietly opened the door of his room and went out. He was ready to start following the Doctor and find out the real purpose of his coming to Mond.

While the atmosphere was tense and heated, the diplomatic corps of Mondstadt was discussing fiercely. On the other hand, the diplomatic corps of Zhidong was unusually relaxed and at ease, not looking anxious at all.

Although both negotiations were unsuccessful, that was because the Doctor had told them that they could make unreasonable demands to Mond regardless of whether the people of Mond agreed or not.

The accompanying staff of the Dongdong Diplomatic Mission naturally knew the doctor's temper, so no one dared to disobey the doctor's orders, unless he was tired of living, and they, the accompanying staff, just carried out the orders. It was a relaxing time, wasn't it?

The doctor was sitting in his guest room, holding a cup of freshly ground coffee from Mond in his hand, taking a sip from time to time, while his eyes looked out the window at the vast darkness, and then he sighed slightly.

The doctor then called Krober, who had been waiting for him outside the door. Upon hearing the doctor's call, Krober politely knocked on the door and pushed it open to enter the room.

Kroeber looked at the Doctor who had his back to him and asked politely, "Doctor, what do you want to talk to me about?"

When the doctor heard Kroeber's question, he remained silent and put the warm coffee in his hand on the windowsill. Then he turned around and looked at Kroeber.

The doctor pulled out a Fatui lieutenant mark with a small note on the back from his rather casual lab coat and threw it to Kroeber. When Kroeber saw what the doctor was throwing at him, he immediately caught it with both hands skillfully.

When the doctor saw Kroeber catch the thing he threw, he said in a commanding tone: "You go out of the Dawn Winery in disguise tonight. Go to the nearest Fatui contact point and give this to the contact person."

After the doctor finished speaking, he warned Kroeber: "You don't need to worry about the rest and don't need to ask. It's best if you do this without any mistakes, otherwise you know the consequences."

Kroeber did not immediately carry out the task, without saying a word to the doctor or asking a question, and walked out of the doctor's room with this special task.

The doctor turned to the window sill, picked up the cup of warm coffee, took a sip and said to himself, "It's not bad to have something refreshing. It's much better than the fire water in winter that makes people drunk."

Diluk was observing the Doctor and Krober's every move from a tree branch not far away. He saw the Doctor throw a suspicious object to Krober and say a few words, and Krober left the Doctor's room.

After a while, he saw a suspicious guy leaving the Dawn Winery. If Diluk guessed correctly, the suspicious guy was Krober in disguise.

Although Diluk really wanted to go over and see what Kroebuck was doing, he suppressed the urge and continued to stay and monitor the doctor.

First of all, Diluk couldn't tell whether this was a trick used by the doctor to divert the eyes, or whether he was assigning a task to Kroebuck to complete an ulterior conspiracy.

Maybe everything in front of him was just a trick put on by the doctor for his spies. After all, the doctor was a madman with extraordinary wisdom in the intelligence. So Diluk didn't dare to bet on the 1 in 20 possibility.

Secondly, the mission given to him by the Knights was to keep a close eye on the doctor's every move, not on anyone else. So he couldn't ignore the mission of the Knights.

So with Diluk's tacit consent, Krober walked out of the Dawn Winery very smoothly and quickly contacted the Fatui contact point closest to the Dawn Winery.

After Kroeber passed the information that the Doctor wanted him to convey to the contact person who was specifically responsible for connecting with Mond's secret line in Solstice, the gears of fate began to turn.

After delivering the information, Krober returned to the Dawn Winery very carefully, unlike other thieves, for fear that others would see him at this time.

But in fact, his worry was unnecessary, because all the spies and manpower of the Knights of Favonius were watching the every move of his dear doctor, and ignored the comings and goings of a small man like him.

After returning, Kroeber knocked on the doctor's door again. After getting the doctor's permission, Kroeber went in to report his work to the doctor.

Kroeber saw the Doctor standing by the windowsill, drinking the last sip of coffee in the cup, then opening the window and throwing the coffee cup towards the direction Diluk was watching.

Diluk looked at the coffee cup flying towards him and realized that his surveillance of the doctor had been exposed. It was meaningless to continue surveillance, so he left immediately.

His surveillance this time was not without results. If he could find out from the doctor's follower, Krober, what task the doctor had assigned to him tonight, then everything would be solved.

Diluk thought it was time to report back to the Knights of the Order about the intelligence he had observed. It was time to discuss a response plan.