Genshin Impact: Teyvat Travel Guide

Fina is a very greedy person.

She always had a wish. She suffered from magic scale disease when she was a child, and she always thought that if she got better, her parents would have less to worry about.

Later, he was sold to the Fools to be used as experimental subjects, and he thought that if he could survive... it would be pretty good.

The desire to "survive" has run through almost half of Fina's life so far.

Because she had seen too many of the doctor's experiments, Fina was almost afraid of facing death.

For a long time, for her, death was equivalent to being injected with a strange medicine, and having to observe her painful reaction. The belief in her heart would be shattered, and her body would become neither human nor ghost. To endure the torture that seems to be engraved in the soul.

She already suffered this kind of torture once a month.

At the very beginning, when she reached out to the doctor and said she wanted to join the Fools, the reasons she gave were not entirely lies.

She really wanted to find her parents.

But Fina could see clearly that before being abandoned, they had at least given her something sincerely.

Speaking of which... the reason why this family is in pieces is not because of her being such a sluggish person?

She didn't want to find her parents for revenge, she just wanted to ask them, would they be reluctant to let go of her at the moment they sold her?

But as the time of joining the Fools grows longer, these original thoughts become less important.

Slowly, she only had one wish left - to survive.

She was afraid of being tortured to death.

She fears losing her “value.”

The long time is just like the past, and the days in which fools live are terrifyingly monotonous.

Fina barely understood the concept of time.

Then one day, she met Cole.

Because this girl's experience was so similar to her own, the moment she saw her, Fina saw herself in a trance.

My old self seemed to be like this too.

But now her hope has long been dashed.

Her demon scale disease was much more severe than that of Kelai. When Kelai invited her to escape together, her body had already received the medicine for many years.

She can no longer escape from this prison.

As long as she dares to escape, she will die from the poisonous hair within a month.

However, out of an unexplainable psychology, perhaps her conscience suddenly resurrected at that moment, or perhaps she subconsciously hoped that she would have a good ending, so she chose to conceal the escape of Kelai and his companions, as if that was all. Another possibility can be seen.

In fact, Fina didn't know whether it was successful or not.

She didn't know about Kelai's movements, but she learned the news about her own death from the doctor first.

Checkmate...

So after struggling to survive for so many years, you will eventually die, right?

It is said that people will pray to gods when they are most helpless, but Fina's sincere wish to the Ice Queen was once again ruthlessly revealed by the doctor.

She was almost heartbroken.

During the period between learning of her death and meeting Wendy, Fina almost lost her determination to live.

She is like a crumbling duckweed. With just a slight turbulence of water, she will quickly sink into a dark and eternal sleep.

Humans are always complex creatures.

After experiencing such a long struggle, I suddenly understand that the situation of death is irreversible, and I will accept the reality in a very strange way.

...if she hadn't met the bard.

If everything went in the direction originally expected, she wouldn't have any nostalgia.

Just let him go with Kaia's temptation. It's okay if the Fools' identity is discovered. Even if the plan is exposed and the Fools are attacked by Mondstad, so what -

Fina was almost dead and she didn't care.

This kind of thing that only living people would worry about was not her turn yet.

But, but...

There has never been a moment when Fina was so scared.

She was almost trembling, and even thinking took a lot of energy.

She wanted to carefully discern the meaning of Kaiya's words, but at this moment, her mind seemed to be stuck with many rusty gears.

Fina tried desperately to turn the gears, to think, to find words to respond, to find suitable excuses or reasons to excuse Kaia's unclear tone of voice, to pretend to be relaxed, to look like she was At least it's not that embarrassing...

but.

He knows he knows he knows he knows he knows he knows——

Her mind was filled with this knowledge, like an absurd comedy playing on a loop. In every scene and every scene, the more she recognized it, the more chills ran down her spine.

Even the time was stretched out.

It's too long.

…It’s like there’s no end in sight, and every breath is torture.

At this time, Kaia spoke up: "Miss Fina, maybe you would like to go to the Knights of the West Wind for a drink?"

Fina was in a trance.

what did he say?

Is this going to expose her identity in the Knights of the West Wind, the political center of Mondstadt?

If all the Knights knew...

So Wendy…

He will know too.

"Of course, after all, the stakes are high, so even if you don't want to, there is nothing you can do."

As if taking her silence as rejection, Kaia added.

After he said those words, Fina felt her eyes suddenly spinning before she could react.

The next moment, her vision went dark.

*

"Excessive emotional ups and downs...situation...how..."

"I told you not to... ok... I understand..."

"...Situation...Fools...Lord Barbatos..."

When Fina woke up, there was still a ringing in her ears.

The sharp tinnitus prevented her from hearing clearly the discussion not far away, and she could only distinguish a few sporadic words. However, she keenly noticed a female voice saying "Fools" and "Lord Barbatos."

The girl's breath hitched.

Her blue eyes stared blankly at the ceiling, and the sharp buzzing in her ears was accompanied by words that were vaguely distinguishable but enough to make people lose their luck. At this moment, Fina almost wanted to die immediately.

She had never felt so hopeless.

Leave her to fend for herself in the wilderness - if the Knights of the West Wind are willing to give her the last bit of dignity, please never let her meet Wendy again.

But things went counterproductive——

It seems that fate follows some bad definition that makes everyone beat their chests. The more people are afraid of something, the more something will happen to them.

At this time, someone who was keenly aware of her condition came over and said, "Fina, are you awake?"

Fina was caught off guard and met those emerald green eyes.

She sat up.

The girl closed her eyes.

She had never been so embarrassed.

"You know everything, right?" The girl wanted to say this in as calm a tone as possible, but she didn't expect her voice to tremble.

Wendy was stunned.

At this time, everyone in the room wisely left, leaving the space empty for them.

The bard didn't lie: "Yes, I already know."

Fina didn't dare to look at him.

"I am an undercover agent sent by the Fools. My mission is to get your God's Heart."

"Yes, I know."

"I also have the task of plundering Mond people for experimental subjects for the doctor."

"I know, but you didn't do it."

"I just didn't have time."

"But you don't want to either, right?" The bard's tone was gentle, "Fina, if you don't want to, then leave the Fools."

"But..." She turned her blue eyes, which were as dim as the bottom of a frozen lake, and finally looked at him again.

I'm dying, Wendy.

Tears burst out of her eyes, and then quickly dripped on the skirt of her clothes, rippling a small patch of moist darkness. Fina stared at him intently, and was finally defeated by the bard's gentle gaze. She had no way to hide. .

"...Okay." She said suddenly.

Twenty-five days to go.