Genshin Impact: The wind blowing back to the starting point

"Prayer?" Vadier looked at Wendy suspiciously.

When she got up early in the morning, Wendy didn't say anything unnecessary and immediately came to ask Wadier about the prayers.

Listening to Wadiye's question, Wendy nodded seriously with her head on her hands, and then pushed the paper in front of Wadier with both hands: "Please write it in Teyvat's common language."

Wadier took the paper and pen, looked at the paper and thought for a while, put it down helplessly, and then shook his head: "Sorry, it's not that I don't write, it's that I really can't write."

"Huh? Why?"

This Wadiye is clearly literate and can write, so how could he be unable to write?

"Because we only know how to read it, but we really don't know what the content is and how to write it." Wadiye explained helplessly.

Hearing this, Wendy frowned in annoyance, and suddenly remembered the mental imprisonment mentioned before.

Could it be that this is what needs to be imprisoned?

So, Wendy didn't give up and continued to ask: "Then I want to ask, how do you know this prayer?"

"Well... people in the village will say from a young age that if they are outsiders who decide to stay in the village and are willing to believe in the snake god, they can also learn from the locals."

Wendy nodded.

This result was unexpected for him. He thought the answer was close at hand, but the hammer directly knocked them back to where they were.

There is so little that can be understood in this village now, and it seems that no one can be completely trusted.

But it's normal. Wadiye probably can't trust them completely. After all, a bunch of idle people have no credibility at all.

However, Wendy felt that the high priest's words were credible.

At the very least, his attitude and reaction didn't seem like he was lying. He just concealed something if he could, and didn't answer if he couldn't.

Moreover, judging from his words, he did not deny what Granny Shanina said that not everyone could leave the village.

But based on his answers, there are really very few conclusions that can be guessed from them.

"Guest, tomorrow is my and my wife's wedding anniversary." A faint smile appeared on Wadiye's face, and that smile was filled with happiness.

His words interrupted Wendy's thoughts, making Wendy startled and looked at Vadier in confusion.

Wadiye lowered his eyes and said softly: "Although it is only the last few days, my wife and I want to live this last wedding anniversary well and live this life in vain."

"Okay... do you need any help?" Wendy blinked and looked at Wadier and said.

"It doesn't take much," Vadier scratched his head in embarrassment. "I just want to dance with her. I also want to invite a few people to participate. Can you help me design it."

"Oh! That's great! We are the best at creating atmosphere, so you can rest assured."

Hearing this, Wadiye was very excited and thanked him repeatedly.

"However, in exchange, I need you to teach me your prayers." Wendy said with a wink.

Wadiye agreed immediately.

It took Wendy a whole morning just to learn this prayer. The prayer was very long and was not in the language system that Wendy mastered.

For this reason, he could only carefully use the phonetic notation in three languages ​​before reluctantly and stumblingly writing down the prayers.

After that, I carried the paper to the door and studied seriously in front of these giant trees.

Of course, it is not enough to know how to read, you must also know the meaning.

"Hey...it would be great to have a dictionary." Looking at the phonetic notes written on the paper, Wendy muttered with a hint of annoyance.

At this moment, Ziling came to Wendy and looked closely, and then read out the content above.

"What the hell is this? There's not even a complete word." Ziling muttered.

"This is the prayer of the villagers. If only I knew what it was, I wouldn't be troubled here." Wendy breathed a sigh of relief, then sat on the ground leaning against the railing and continued to watch.

Ziling also sat beside him and studied it carefully.

"Prayer? Don't the villagers know it?" Ziling said, looking at the prayer.

As a trio of nightmares, Wendy would tell them what she discovered, so at this time Ziling and Shiliwen also knew that they would fall asleep as soon as it was time to pray and then fall into a fantasy.

Therefore, Ziling was also very curious about this prayer.

After hearing Ziling's question, Wendy handed him the paper in annoyance, then looked up at the sky: "Of course they are not curious, they just treat it as a common thing, and curious people cannot stay in the village. "

"Huh? Did the village chief say that?" Ziling turned her head and looked at Wendy in confusion.

Wendy shook her head, looked at Ziling, and shrugged helplessly: "Of course not, I guessed it."

"Guess?" Ziling looked at Wendy in shock, "Does Lord Barbatos rely on guesswork to investigate everything now?"

Hearing this, Wendy rolled her eyes at the silly apprentice angrily: "Of course it's a well-founded guess. Just like you, before arriving at Wangyou Village, did you ever suspect that you were not even a human being, and were at best a vegetable? ?”

"Of course not! I have lived a human life since I can remember. How could I possibly suspect that I am not a human being? So when you told me about it at that time, I was extremely shocked." Ziling recalled the situation at that time, While saying.

"That's right!" Wendy clapped her hands, "So they won't doubt it! For them, this is as common as Liyue people using chopsticks for eating. If they want to integrate into Liyue, they must learn how to do it. use chopstick."

"I understand!"

Ziling looked at Wendy excitedly, but the next second, his expression dropped again, and he still looked at Wendy with a confused look on his face: "But what's the use of knowing this?"

Wendy pointed at the paper and took a deep breath. She wanted to say something, but in the end she shook her head helplessly: "It's really useless."

After saying that, the two continued to sigh.

Wendy took the paper and looked at it for a long time.

The more no one knew what this prayer meant, the more curious Wendy became about what it meant.

He put down the paper and stared at the light on the door of Wadiye's house in a daze, thinking over and over again in his mind.

Thoughts are imprisoned. Could it be that the content of this prayer is what is being imprisoned in this village?

After a long time, Wendy murmured: "It seems that I have to find an opportunity to steal a book again."

Hearing this, Ziling looked at Wendy expectantly: "Are you going to take me with you this time?"

Wendy pursed her lips and looked helplessly at the excited young man in front of her: "You...why are you interested in this kind of thing now? Wasn't it full of rejection before?"

"Of course the master taught me well! Hehe."

Wendy was speechless and could only give him a thumbs up.