In Teyvat, it all begins with rescuing the grass god.

Some of the scenes filmed here are stalls and activities set up according to ancient customs, while others are about activities that have been forgotten over the long years, told through the stories of Catherine.

some of.

The longest time was spent at the booth where the person dressed as the Flower Knight was.

As Dina Zede once said.

The Holy Flower Knight, Faris.

This is one of the most distinctive symbols of the Flower Goddess's birthday festival, besides the Flower Goddess Dance.

The Flower Knight of yesteryear was not confined to a small stall as he is now; instead, he sat atop the legendary large float, scattering Yalda candy along the way, and praising people's contributions to the birthday of the Flower Goddess in the name of the holy Flower Knight, Faris.

This important custom, like the Dance of the Flower Goddess, has not been forgotten.

This is also the liveliest place in the entire Flora Festival besides the Zuber Theater. Children gather here, praising the Little Lucky Grass King with the Flower Knights, and then receive Yalda candy as a reward amidst laughter and joy. Just like when Cole received milk candy as a reward for the first time, every child's face is filled with happy and joyful smiles, adding more festive cheer to the holiday.

Naxi Da really liked the atmosphere here.

Even after filming ended, they lingered there, reluctant to leave.

She even went forward herself and, following the custom of the Flower Knights, received a piece of Yalda candy as a reward.

Using the body of a puppet.

When Nasita tasted the Yalda candy, her joy was palpable even through Catherine's body.

Leaving the Flower Knight's booth, you'll find yourself at the Zuber Theater.

The stage here is beautifully decorated today.

Although the items used are not high-end or expensive, the care put into them is enough to make up for these minor issues.

"Pattishalan".

Seeing the purple and white flowers arranged on both sides of the stage, Nasita softly uttered the name.

"Pity."

"It would be great if there were real Patishalan during the Dance of the Flower Goddess."

Rod said regretfully.

The history of this flower dates back to the time when the Great Compassion Tree King was still ruling the world.

In rumors.

On one occasion, the Great Tree Queen celebrated her birthday with a grand banquet hosted by her friends.

During the banquet.

The gods were all drunk.

So one of them started playing an instrument, and then, to the song of the Great Tree King and the performance of the deity, the Flower Goddess danced gracefully.

On the meadow where Flora treads, countless beautiful Patissard flowers bloom.

Since then.

Performing a dance to celebrate the birthday of the Grass Goddess has become a traditional program for the annual Flower Goddess's birthday celebration.

This is also why the festival celebrating the birthday of the Grass God is called the Birthday of the Flower Goddess, and why Patissalan is displayed when performing the Dance of the Flower Goddess.

Unfortunately.

The real Patysha orchid has long since disappeared from Sumeru with the passing of the goddess of flowers, and now we can only use this artificially cultivated Patysha orchid as a substitute.

After discussing the history of Patishalan.

The three of them waited for quite a while longer.

Until night fell.

Amidst great anticipation, Nel, dressed in a specially made performance costume, finally made her appearance.

This is a performance costume imitating the goddess of flowers. Legend has it that the goddess of flowers has a pair of beautiful horns on her head, so this costume also has a crown with black double horns, which is finally very similar to the image of Nel in Rod's memory.

"I've kept you all waiting. Please allow me to offer the dance of the goddess of flowers to the gods."

As Nel's voice faded, the dazzling, colorful water elemental power surged forth once more.

To the tune of joy yet solemnity, Nil dances gracefully under the moonlight. Her elegant movements, the dazzling water elemental effects, and her costume imitating the goddess of flowers make it seem as if the goddess of flowers herself was offering a blessing dance to the god of grass, leaving the audience breathless.

Adults and children alike put down what they were doing and fully enjoyed this magnificent dance extravaganza.

Seeing that even Nasita, a goddess, was so engrossed in the dance of the goddess of flowers that she couldn't tear herself away, Rhodes, who was filming, suddenly laughed.

"The Dance of 648 truly lives up to its reputation."

My first time streaming Niru, and I only managed to get 2+1 out of 10 orders, does anyone understand?

(End of this chapter)

Chapter 92 New Travel Companions

This year's Flower Goddess Festival was a great success.

Although Zubair was still somewhat dissatisfied, feeling that the conditions were a bit too basic.

But considering the large sum of Mora he had been extorted from, he could only sigh helplessly and hope that things would improve slightly next year.

"If we weren't in such dire financial straits, we wouldn't be willing to sell these costumes; they're the most meaningful props we own."

Zubair was still sighing as he traded with Dolly.

no way.

Every year, in preparation for the birthday celebration of Flora, the vendors at the Zubair Theatre and the Grand Bazaar who celebrate the Little Lucky Grass King are subjected to some degree of harassment from the Papal House.

The Zubair Theater, in particular, which organized large-scale sacrificial ceremonies, was a key target.

However, Zubair is also a person who adheres to his principles very much.

"On a day like celebrating the birthday of Little Lucky Grass King, how could I possibly take the opportunity to raise prices and do something that would ruin the festive atmosphere?"

Not only do they not raise prices, but the Zubair Theatre offers a free one-day performance for the annual Flower Goddess Festival. Even the most sensational and supposedly sacred Flower Goddess Dance, dedicated to the gods, is offered to everyone for free.

"We must not let money tarnish our piety."

And the result of doing so.

This only made things worse for the already struggling Zubair Theatre.

The actors at the Zubair Theatre are well aware of the theatre's situation, so most of their costumes are handmade, including Nil's special costume modeled after the goddess of flowers, which she sewed stitch by stitch.

It stands to reason.

Such performance costumes have great commemorative significance, and no one would be willing to sell their own performance costumes.

However, in order to subsidize the theater's economy.

Despite their reluctance, everyone still sells the costumes used in the performance after the Flower Goddess's Birthday Festival.

Every year, the most popular costumes are the ones that Nil made for the Dance of the Flower Goddess.

Even disregarding Nel's stunning performance during the Dance of the Flower Goddess, the mere fact that she danced for the Little Lucky Grass King was enough to make his admirers scramble to collect her costume.

This reminded Rhodes of those performance props from his previous life that were worthless in their physical form but could repeatedly fetch high prices at auctions.

How similar this is to the current bidding situation.

"They're all people who are willing to pay for their idols."

Aside from buying stage costumes.

A little incident occurred after watching the Flower Goddess's Birthday Festival.

That was when Nasita, in Catherine's body, went to thank Nel and asked, "Miss Nel, would you like the Little Lucky Grass King to come and watch your Flower Goddess Dance?"

Narcida would have expected Nel to happily reply, "She would love to."

Actually.

Even if Rod hadn't invited her today.

Every year during the Flower Goddess's birthday festival, Nasita would sneak out to play using Catherine's body, especially the Flower Goddess Dance. Not only was it Nil's performance, but she had seen the Flower Goddess Dance of Nil countless times before.

The reason I thought of coming to ask Nilu about these things today is...

It was because Nel's Flower Goddess Dance was so stunning that Nasita felt she should attend in person to show her respect, so she came to ask Nel's opinion.

However, to Nasita's surprise...

Nilu actually declined the offer.

The gist of it is that her dance is not yet up to par. Although she would like to invite the Little Lucky Grass King to comment on her Flower Goddess Dance, the timing is not quite right. It would be better to wait until her dance skills have improved further before inviting the Little Lucky Grass King to watch in person.

This made Nasita somewhat sad.

Even though my consciousness has returned to my body, I still can't get over the sadness.

"Actually, Nel didn't mean to keep you from seeing her Flower Dance."

Through the leaf, Rod comforted Narcida, who was in a bad mood.

"But that's what she said."

Nasita's voice sounded somewhat aggrieved.

"Have you ever considered that she might be worried that seeing you there would make her nervous and prevent her from performing the Flower Goddess Dance well?"

Rodina Sida analyzed Nil's thoughts.

She then added, "Don't worry, everyone in the Grand Bazaar is a loyal fan of yours. How could they not like you attending?"

These words struck a chord with Naxida.

After a long silence, she asked somewhat uncertainly, "Nilu, is that really what she thinks?"

"Are you human or am I human?"

Rhodes retorted calmly, "If you could truly see through human thoughts, you wouldn't have been bullied by the Great Sage for so long."

"Oh I see."

Ignoring Rhodes's rudeness, Narcida, after a moment of clarity, said, "Thank you for comforting me."