Genshin Impact: Teyvat Travel Guide

Freedom is in the air in Mondstadt.

The sky here is high and vast, with no long-lasting yellow sand or suffocating dark clouds. The sky is clear and the air is clear, which always gives people the illusion that as long as they live here, they can become a part of freedom.

Of course, for most residents of Mondstadt, this is no illusion.

But there are also undercover agents from other countries who are in unspeakable circumstances. Fina was born in Sumeru, came to Mondstadt with her parents, then returned to Sumeru, went to Winter, and finally returned to Mondstadt. She has been to so many places, but nowhere does she belong.

"I am not a member of freedom." Fina looked at the small dandelion seed left by accident in her hand, and spoke softly on another sleepless night.

Compared to Solstice, the Mondstadt seems to go to sleep very early.

The moonlight was deep, and Fina opened the window.

The bright moonlight shone in, and even the night became softer. She stood in the dark place with blurred light and shadow, and suddenly thought of the night a few days ago.

——On such a quiet and gentle night, the poor bard played a ballad for her under the moonlit statue of the God of Wind.

Wendy is a kind person.

She thought calmly: Otherwise she might die early from the effects of the drug that relapsed on the bridge over Lake Mondstadt.

What would he think if he knew the person he rescued was an undercover agent?

Will this kind man suddenly change his face and angrily rebuke her for her deception, or will he look at her with disappointment or regret, and they will never interact with each other again?

she does not know.

But if that day comes, maybe Fina will choose to end everything peacefully.

In Mondstadt, time seems to move faster.

A night in the solstice is long, but a month in Mondstadt seems to have passed in just a few moments.

It's now the end of the month.

The toxins accumulated in Fina's body over the years began to surge again. She looked up at the moon and felt that the moon was darkened, just like the lights in the doctor's laboratory were turned off.

At that time, she could only sit in the corner of the laboratory and wait impatiently for the final trial, always doubting that she would die.

She seemed to have some vitality at that time, but the heavy torture that accumulated over time quickly wore away her will.

Fina's head felt dizzy.

Like an insect trapped in a glass bottle, she could hardly breathe.

...It hurts so much...My body is like rotten flesh eaten by maggots.

The medicine given by the doctor was just a semi-finished product made before the optimal results were obtained from the research on Demonic Disease.

His method was crude, using dangerous toxins in potions to suppress the recurrence of the demonic disease.

In addition to toxins, I don't know what else was added to the potion itself.

Her Molin disease was suppressed, and her frequent urge to scratch the flesh and blood under the bandages was much reduced, but in a sense, it was as if she had been directly compressed into a few concentrated days.

The last few days of every month were always an unbearable hell for her.

"It's... a terrible feeling." She tightened her hand, and then let it go out of control.

In the past, when she was in trouble, strong hatred always appeared in her heart.

In the first few years, she hated her parents for their cruelty. If it weren't for them, why would she be in such a situation? If it weren't for them, if it wasn't for them...

In the last few years of Solstice, due to the accumulation of toxins, she began to hate the doctor.

Drinking medicine must be done regularly and quantitatively.

Too much or too little will kill you, too much or too little will kill you too soon.

Fina came to Mondstadt in the middle of the year, perhaps because the breeze in Mondstadt was so soothing that at that moment, even the winter snow would linger for a moment.

So Fina's speed involuntarily slowed down a little.

Then the attack of illness caused her to almost die on the bridge.

She drank a toxin-containing potion in the middle of every month to suppress the demonic disease, and the toxin in the potion broke out at the end of the ten days after drinking the potion.

The doctor's terrifying face suddenly appeared in front of his eyes. His tone was calm and he spoke in the hallucination: "Don't worry, the toxin in a tube of medicine is not fatal."

So she suffered in pain so many times.

At times like this, it seemed that hating anyone could distract her from the pain.

It was as if with hatred supporting her, she would be able to survive.

——She hates the doctor, her parents, everyone, herself for what happened to her, and the unfairness of fate.

But in the trance of hatred, in an instant, a sound of piano suddenly appeared in her mind.

Amidst the melodious and free music, the stars in the sky fill your eyes.

[If you have any sorrow in your heart, why not hide it in the wind and tell it to the gods? 】

Tell it to...gods...?

The young man's cheerful tone suddenly rang in her ears, Fina's vision blurred for a moment, and even the pain seemed to slow down.

In her hand she still held a dandelion seed left behind by some strange coincidence.

After a while.

Realizing that the pain was finally approaching numbness, Fina raised her head with difficulty.

Probably because Mondstadt is really much better than Solstice.

In her life where there was no hope, some unrealistic seeds seemed to have sprouted.

Ask God...please God?

Will the gods really hear my wishes?

The breeze blowing from nowhere moved slightly, and she whispered in a low voice: "Wind God...if you can really hear it..."

Fina's words were broken and she struggled to pronounce the words.

At this moment, the breeze that had just been flowing seemed to be stagnant.

"I want... freedom."

Dandelion seeds slowly rise in the wind.

It was as if the wind god really heard her prayer.

- But it's too light.

*

In the trance of consciousness, someone seemed to sigh.

With the aroma of apples, the gentle wind seemed to slowly soothe the dull pain in her body.

Then the girl fell into a deep sleep.

"Really..." A hallucinatory voice came, with a gentle smile, "Fina, good night."

The god of wind decided to respond to her wish.