Genshin Impact: What? The one we need to save is Fukaros

The severe cold of winter has passed, and the warmth of spring is quietly coming.

In Mondstadt, a land full of freedom and wind, the breath of new life flows in every corner with the breeze.

The sun is shining, the grass is dazzlingly green, and everything seems so harmonious and peaceful.

On the quiet coast, a yellow-haired boy sat alone on a rock, holding a simple fishing rod, his eyes revealing confusion and thought.

When he just woke up, he lost a lot of memories and only knew that he came from outside the world.

When trying to leave this world, he encountered a god who claimed to be the Sustainer of Heaven's Law.

The fierce conflict caused his memory to become fragmented.

Kong shook his head, trying to find more clues from those scattered memories.

But whenever he felt that he had touched something, those memories were like the reflection of the moon in the water, shattered at the touch.

Just as he was lost in thought, the fishing rod in his hand suddenly shook violently.

He reacted quickly, gripped the fishing rod tightly, and began to wrestle with the underwater creature.

After some effort, Kong finally pulled the creature ashore.

What appeared before his eyes was not a fish, but a little elf.

She is petite, the size of a human baby, with a pure and lovely face. She wears a flower-bud skirt as white as snow and a golden crown on her head, sparkling with charming light.

No one really treats her as a cup, right?

She seemed to have lost consciousness due to drowning for a long time. Kong did not dare to delay and immediately began to rescue her according to the first aid methods he remembered.

He gently placed the elf on a flat rock and performed a few chest compressions, but the elf still did not respond.

Time was running out, and Kong knew that he had to make a more decisive decision.

He took a deep breath and decided to perform artificial respiration.

At this moment, the elf woke up slowly, opened his hazy eyes, and looked at the boy, "Thank you for saving me, I am Paimon, the best guide in Teyvat."

The boy's expression froze, and he responded a little awkwardly: "Hello, Paimon, I'm Sora, a traveler from another land."

After a brief exchange, Paimon decided to become Kong's guide and accompany him on his journey to find his lost sister.

Through Paimon, we learn that the world they live in is called Teyvat, a world ruled by seven gods.

The land they were standing on at the moment was under the jurisdiction of the wind god Barbatos and was called Mond.

Paimon explained enthusiastically, "As we all know, prophecies and poems blow on the winds. Mond will surely have news of your sister."

As she spoke, she floated lightly in the air, leading Sora to the distant Mondstadt.

"Yeah." Kong nodded, then followed Paimon towards the distant Mondstadt.

However, they did not realize that several pairs of eyes in the dark were quietly staring at them, paying attention to their every move.

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After a long and tiring journey, Sora and Paimon finally entered the gate of Mondstadt.

The scene in front of her was very unfamiliar to Paimon. The modern-style Fontaine shops scattered all over the streets of Mond, making her feel like she was in Fontaine.

"Sora, let's go ask the Knights of Favonius first," Paimon suggested. "As the administrative agency of Mondstadt, they should have more comprehensive information. Maybe they can help us find clues about your sister."

So, the two of them went to the location of the Knights of Favonius together.

To their great surprise, Jean, the acting leader of the Knights Templar who was usually very busy with official duties, actually received them in person in her office.

"Strangers from a foreign land, I already understand why you are here. But unfortunately, according to our records, there has been no trace of your sister setting foot in Mondstadt in recent years." Qin said to them in a calm tone.

An indescribable disappointment suddenly surged in Kong's heart. He looked depressed and said, "Thank you, Captain Qin. I'll go ask somewhere else."

"Uh...I know someone who might know news about your sister." Qin said this with an unnatural expression, like an actor making his debut on stage.

Kong didn't notice Qin's subtle expression. He asked anxiously, "Who is that person?"

Qin tried her best to stay calm and make her tone sound more natural. "It's Deyi, the owner of Dove Café. He is very well-informed and has a lot of information that ordinary people can hardly know."

"Thank you very much, Captain Qin. We'll say goodbye first." After saying this, Kong immediately turned around and left quickly.

After Kong left, Captain Qin suddenly felt relieved.

She was really not good at acting, and the conversation just now made her feel extremely nervous, as if she was sitting on pins and needles, with a thorn in her back and a fishbone stuck in her throat.

Then she took out the "Knights of Favonius" script from the drawer and began to memorize the following lines.

At the same time, under the guidance of a passerby, Kong brought Paimon to the coffee shop located in a remote corner.

After opening the door, Kong found that the store was extremely deserted, without a single customer.

In front of the counter, a black-haired young man was quietly reading a novel. His eyes behind his gold-rimmed glasses sparkled with literary light, and his whole body exuded an elegant temperament.

Kong didn't hesitate and walked up to him and asked, "Hello, Boss Deyi, I'm a traveler from out of town.

I want to ask you about my sister, do you know anything about her?"

Lin Yide raised his head, a gentle smile appeared on his face, “I do have some information about your sister.

But before I share that information, I want you to try a cup of our coffee.”

As he spoke, he gently pointed to the sign next to him and said, "That's the price list of coffee. You can choose according to your taste."

"Okay, no problem." Kong agreed readily.

However, when his eyes fell on the price list, he was shocked to find that the cheapest coffee listed was priced at one million Mora.

Paimeng couldn't help but screamed: "Boss, your price is too outrageous, right? How can coffee be sold so expensively?"

Facing Paimeng's questioning, Lin Yide simply responded: "Coffee is not valuable, but information is valuable."

Paimon still said somewhat unfairly: "Even so, this price is still too unreasonable."

Lin Yide spread his hands helplessly and said, "If you find it unacceptable, then I suggest you go to the notice board at the city gate and post a missing person notice. That is a completely free way."

Kong was listening quietly at the side. He had made a decision at this moment. He said to Lin Yide firmly, "Boss, I understand. I will find a way to make one million Mora as soon as possible."

After saying that, he turned around and prepared to leave, intending to look for a job opportunity.

But Lin Yide slowly spoke behind him: "Actually, if you can help me complete a task, I can also directly tell you the information you need."

Kong immediately turned around and asked impatiently, "What mission?"

"I need you to help me steal the Sky Harp from the Church of West Wind." Lin Yide replied calmly.

When Paimon heard this, he cried out in surprise: "Sky Harp? Isn't that the artifact of Barbatos, the god of wind?"

Lin Yide nodded, "Yes, you should have sensed that the flow of elements around Mondstadt is very abnormal.

I need to use the Sky Harp to call upon the wind god Barbatos to quell these elemental anomalies."

Knowing the reason why Lin Yide asked them to steal the Sky Harp, Kong accepted the task without hesitation.