Genshin Impact: A Martial Arts Master's Journey to Teyvat

Lingkong carried her into the Chen Ge Hu. He wanted to check Linnite's injuries.

After touching her body for a while, Lingkong concluded that Linnitt had no broken bones, only superficial injuries.

Linnet was somewhat speechless. Lingkong asked her to recover first and do other things after her injury healed.

"Mr. Lingkong, my father doesn't want me anymore, what should I do?" Linnitt said dejectedly.

Lingkong: "For this kind of thing, well, you should take a rest first and we'll talk about it tomorrow."

The battle just now had exhausted Linnet. She had no energy to think about anything else and fell into a deep sleep on the bed.

When she came out of the bathroom the next day, she felt much more refreshed.

While eating breakfast, Linnet asked again: "Mr. Lingkong, what should I do?"

Lingkong: "Eat. Only when you are full will you have the energy to worry."

After breakfast, Lingkong took Linnitt out of Chen Gehu and left the dishwashing task to Paimeng.

It turned out that Lingkong placed the Chen Ge pot under a reef on the seashore, and outside the Chen Ge pot was the sea and the beach.

"How do you feel when you see the sea?" Lingkong asked.

Linnet: "I want to throw up."

Lingkong: "There is an old saying in my hometown, facing the sea, spring flowers bloom. It means that when you see the vastness of the sky and the vastness of the sea, you will realize how small and insignificant you are, like a speck of dust, and the troubles in your heart are not worth mentioning."

Linnet: “But the problem has not been solved.”

Lingkong: "You found the blind spot. Why are you always so smart? It makes me look not very smart.

I think I know why your father doesn't want you. It's not that he doesn't want you, he just doesn't want you to stay in Hearth House. Who else was willing to help you last night except your brother?

It is the truth that when you become an adult you have to leave home and live independently."

Seeing that Linnitt remained silent, Lingkong continued: "Do you have a dream? What is your dream?"

Linnet: "What is a dream?"

Lingkong: "Paimeng, what is your dream?"

Pai Meng: “There is so much delicious food to eat.”

Lingkong: "A dream is something you want to do even in your dreams."

"Becoming a magician was my dream before," Linnet said. "My current dream is to become stronger."

Lingkong: "Isn't this the same as mine? Do you have any specific plans?"

Linnet: "Teacher, please teach me."

"Hahaha." Lingkong felt like he was trapped in his own cocoon.

He had no interest in teaching, as he knew very well that teaching the apprentice would only starve the master. Last time, she taught Linnet some simple luck tricks purely because she was in a good mood.

The reason why he taught Ye Jiaming martial arts was not only because he had good talent, but also because he came from a wealthy family and it could bring him real benefits.

The greatest value of Hearth House to him is manpower and intelligence, and Linnet is the best link between him and Hearth House.

"Well, you have a lot of ideas." Ling Kong said: "It depends on whether you can learn it or not."

The main way of cultivation for the Fontaine people is meditation, which is used to absorb elemental forces. This method is inefficient and requires more talent than meditation.

After experiencing the speed of cultivation brought by luck, Linnett has decided to give up meditation.

Teaching Linnett how to practice martial arts is a very troublesome task. Lingkong has to start from the tendons, meridians and acupoints to explain to her. He has never been so patient before. He never taught Ye Jiaming in such detail.

Linnet's injuries haven't healed yet, so she took the opportunity to learn some theoretical knowledge.

"Okay, let's stop here for today. I've been talking for half an hour and my mouth is dry."

It was impossible for him to explain these things a second time. Fortunately, Linnitt had a good brain and could remember everything he said.

Linnet: "I want to see my brother. He might be worried about me."

Lingkong: "Oh, then go ahead."

Linnet: "You won't come with me?"

Lingkong: "Do you still need me to accompany you?"

Linnet turned away angrily, although she didn't know why she was angry.

"Why are you walking so fast? Wait for the teacher." Lingkong chased after him: "I didn't consider your feelings just now. It's my fault."

Linnet was embarrassed: "I wasn't angry just now."

Lingkong: "I understand, I understand. Girls always get angry for no reason, just like my girlfriends."

Linnet stopped talking, she wanted to get angry again.

Lingkong: "Don't be angry, my girlfriends are not here, you can do whatever you want to me."

Linnet: "Teacher, please don't say weird things to me. I don't know what you are talking about."

Linney’s performance was as great as usual, and after the show, Linnet went backstage to meet Linney.

The brother and sister hugged each other. Linney said, "Linnet, I'm so glad you're okay."

Lingkong: "She has always been with me, what can happen to her?"

Linny: "Mr. Lingkong, thank you again this time. I'll leave Linnet to you."

Lingkong: "Why leave it to me? If Linnet is still willing to perform magic with you, I have no objection.

Didn't your father want to win me over? He has succeeded. Linnet calls me teacher, and I will teach her some unique training methods of Liyue.

Linnet can actually continue to perform magic tricks, and I will come to see her when I have time.

Of course, if Linnet is still willing to follow me, I am always welcome to do so."

Linny: "Linnet, please come back. I forgot that I changed my assistant on the stage just now and almost called the wrong name. I'm not used to it without you."

"Oh." Linnet lowered her head and said nothing.

Linny is very familiar with his sister, and he immediately added: "You make the decision yourself. No matter what you choose, I support you."

Linnet: "My injuries haven't healed yet... I want to study with the teacher for the time being."

Linnet: "Linnet, don't blame your father. Sometimes he...he..."

"Let's go." Linnita held Lingkong's hand and left the backstage.

"Why so sudden? Don't you want to say a few more words to your brother?"

There were many people outside, and Linnet was about to let go of her hand, but Lingkong held her hand tightly.

Linnet looked at Lingkong in surprise.

"Is it my turn now?" Lingkong pulled her into his arms: "You have held my hand, you have to be responsible for me."

Linnet blushed: "Not here."

Paimeng couldn't bear it any longer: "I can't help it. I have to use two idioms to describe your behavior: a beast in human clothing and a scumbag."

"Pai Meng, you have learned a lot from me. You have been with someone as knowledgeable as me for a long time, and you can use idioms now." Ling Kong said: "It's all because of my influence."

"Are you listening to me?" Paimeng said, "Let go of Linnet, let me do it!"