The group gods who retired to fish in Genshin Impact

"What do we need to do?"

Ruotuo Dragon King asked Jiang Shi, since they had to rely on them to maintain the situation in the early stage, should there be an opponent that the five of them could unite to defeat?

"I'll tell you then, now. This plan still needs some details and modifications. Even if I tell you, the plan may change, and all your preparations will be in vain."

Jiang Shi's mind kept spinning.

Is there anything else that can be modified or added to make the entire plan more complete?

Jiang Xi was thinking hard.

After thinking about this for a while, I also wanted to raise a question.

Who knows the role of Mona appearing there during the main storyline of Fontaine?

It felt awkward when I watched it at the time, and it feels even more awkward now that I think about it.

The whole Fontaine plot only appeared for a while, and then brought the information. What do you say? There is a feeling of dispensability.

Originally, as an astrologer, Mona would be very useful if she could bring us some prophecies, but her job has been taken away by Nico from the Witches Association or whoever it is.

All Mona could tell us was to believe in the prophecies of the Witches, and then reminded us to pay attention to safety, and then it seemed like nothing happened.

Throughout the plot, I don’t know what the purpose of Mona’s presence there is.

Although it can be explained from the daily plot explanation that Mona went there to deal with some things.

Then we happened to meet us and it was a small cameo, but from the perspective of the entire storyline, Mona's role in appearing there seemed to be just for the sake of appearing.

Even if you cut out Mona's plot and delete it, and then put the previous and later plots together, you will find... hiss, there is no problem. Even if you put it there, you can reach it, and if you don't put it, you can still reach it.

I don’t know what the whole plot means.

Even after successfully rescuing Fontaine and resolving the crisis, there was no news about Mona, and the plot of the follow-up activities was not released.

I once wondered if Mona was drowned in the Fontaine water.

Of course, this is impossible even if I think about it. The planning should not be so cerebral. Forget about the previous shit-feeding plot. If this kind of plot is released, it is purely looking for a fight.

But I still haven't figured out what the significance of Mona's presence here is.

Is it because there may not be a plot about Mona in the next few years, so Mona is specially arranged to be eliminated in the Fontaine plot, so that everyone will forget about her in the future?

Well, it's possible, but if you think about it carefully, based on the main information in the dialogue of Mona's appearance.

In addition to coming to Fontaine for business, I also mentioned that the prophecies of the Witches should be paid attention to, and also reminded travelers to pay attention to safety.

Then there is the longer explanation that follows.

An explanation as to whether Mona herself is a Mondstadt or a Fontaine.

Then, during Mona’s explanation, Mona’s life experience came out.

A native of Mondstadt, he later came to Fontaine to study.

Then she worked as a witch in Fontaine for a while and then went back.

Well, from this point of view, it should be to answer and calm the big question at the time, why Mona, as a Fontaine native, can't swim or dive.

Then there were two waves of people quarreling at the same time. One side insisted that Mona was from Fontaine, and the other side said that Mona just returned to Mondstadt from Fontaine and did not say that she was from Fontaine. Mona herself never said that she was from Fontaine. Fontainebleau.

Well, from a practical point of view, the purpose of Mona appearing there is probably to settle this controversy.

Well, you already know this kind of quarrel, please give me a plot to explain it a little bit.

Skirmishers and Nasida were so quarreling that they didn't know how to make the plot better, not to feed or smear shit.

Even if you did a little worse in the beginning, wouldn't you do a better job in the later stages?

Two big ones came out.

It can be seen from this that the planner is not blind to any arguments and chaos, but he simply does not want to explain.

However, Mona's plot is actually to calm the rhythm of reality, so I wonder if the planner has thought about this problem?

The main reason why Mona returned to Mondstadt and finally stayed in Mondstadt was because she read the old woman's dark history diary.

Mona can't go back until the old woman dies.

So here’s the question, suppose Mona’s master lives in Fontaine.

So as a powerful witch, would Mona's master really not know whether Mona has returned to Fontaine?

Even if an astrologer cannot calculate his own destiny, there seems to be no big restriction in calculating the destiny of others. A master is worried about the safety of his apprentice, so he uses astrology to calculate where she is now and whether her situation is okay. That's normal too.

So he won't get a response from Xingkong.

Then the question arises, if Mona's master is still there, has she considered Mona coming to Fontaine?

If Mona's master is dead, has Mona not even seen her master when she came to Fontaine?

So two problems arise from this. The first is that Mona’s master is not dead, and Mona ran back to Fontaine. If she was caught by her master, it is difficult for me to imagine that a guy who saw other people’s dark history would be caught. What will be the consequences if the person involved in the black history is caught?

The second is that Mona’s master is dead, so Mona ran back to Fontaine, but Mona never mentioned his master from beginning to end, so if Mona’s master died and Mona didn’t go to see her, It meant that she missed her master's funeral.

So, question: Is Mona’s master dead or not?

What was the reason for Mona that made her break her previous vow not to go back until the old woman died.

To be honest, this plot really settled the controversy outside and also named Mona's life experience.

At the same time, a new map of Mondstadt was introduced, and Mona may take us there in the future.

After all, Mona said that her parents lived in Jingfu Port or where the new map of Mondstadt came from.

Maybe the new map will be related to Mona in the future.

But from this point of view, Mona's presence there is only somewhat effective.

It's more to quell the arguments outside, but the question usually brought about by arguments is whether Mona's master is dead or not?

After he died, there was no problem for Mona to go back, but did she miss her master's funeral?

Not dead, so what made an astrologer break his promise and choose to run back before the old woman died.

And as a witch with great magic power, why didn't Mona's master figure out that his apprentice was back?

These are all problems.

It couldn't be that Steam Bird offered too much, so Mona couldn't refuse.

I really can't understand this plot.

But if the planning is still as meticulous as before, then except for the plot of deliberately feeding shit, he should have considered the details in this kind of plot.

Maybe when the new map of Mondstadt comes out in the future, a more reasonable explanation can be given for the scene in Fontaine. If no explanation is given, it means that they simply want to use that plot to explain what Mona is. Which country are you from?

In fact, in the entire Genshin Impact worldview, the definition of a character's country does not seem to be based on his or her place of birth.

There are also many people living abroad but belonging to other countries. For example, Thomas was born in Mondstadt, but later went out to sea alone and was shipwrecked. After being almost drowned in the sea, he drifted to Inazuma and became an Inazuma.

By the way, did Toma finally find his father in Inazuma?

Is Thomas' mother dead or still alive?

Wait, Thomas is half-blooded, and which of his parents is a Monde?

Forget it, no matter which party is from Ina Wife, the other party is from Mondstadt. Thomas went to sea by himself without telling the family. When Ina Wife is looking for someone, the other party should be at home alone if he is not dead.

Then when I asked, my wife returned to her hometown, my child disappeared, and there was no news for more than ten years.

How desperate it must be for the one who is left alone at home.

Is there any follow-up explanation for this plot?

Why can't I remember it?

Yeah, but if the one who was left alone at home died, then there wouldn't be any of these problems.

Thinking about it this way, there are actually many small bugs in the plot.

But it's harmless, but I don't know if it's setting the stage for the subsequent plot.

Such as Noelle.

If I remember correctly, Noelle was the first four-star character to be sent out in the second act of the invitation mission at that time.

Begin preparations for the entrance examination of this knighthood from the first act.

At the beginning of the second act, preparations are still being made for the entrance examination of this knighthood.

If the planner really plans to do the third act, can we prepare for the exam that has been delayed for several years?

Noelle has taken the exam dozens of times and failed every time. He must not fail again this time.

And Noelle hasn’t had a plot for a long time.

Only last year's Wind Flower Festival seems to have appeared again.

Oh, no, there was that poetry conference last year.

This third act may be the plot of Noel passing or failing the Knights' entrance examination.

When is it going to be released?

Do we have to wait until Fontaine is over? The whole story is almost coming to an end. Basically, it’s the same as Beng San, during the break after the finale?

Not to the point.

And besides Noelle, there are actually many characters who haven't appeared in the show for a long time or have their own plots.

For example, Rosalia, Barbara, Bennett, Yanfei, etc.

Many characters have not appeared for a long time and have no plots of their own. Every country has this.

If there is nothing that requires too much narration before the follow-up, then why not make a few simple and relaxed plots and introduce characters that have not appeared in a long time or have their own plots?

Also, if there is such a plot, remember not to put a knife in it.

Just do the plot, what's the point of holding a knife?