Genshin Impact: Teyvat Travel Log

However, some people always confuse the original human beings with the principles of Heaven.

I'm also very helpless.

Who were the original humans?

[Based on the information currently available (cfag).]

She is undoubtedly the Holy Mother.

He has always protected the continent of Teyvat.

Human beings were also created by Him.

[Yet, there are always those who pick up their chopsticks to eat, and then put them down to curse.]

I'm speechless.

Let's talk about Skye Island again.

[When has Sky Island ever acted without its civilization touching the earth's veins and coming into contact with the abyss?]

[As for the annoying wear and tear?]

[As I said before.]

[Tenri and Sky Island are two different things.]

Furthermore, these destroyed civilizations should not be lumped together.

Some civilizations do indeed want to overthrow Sky Island.

[Excessively inflated.]

But some civilizations are actually like this now.

[He foresaw his own doom.]

[In order to protect themselves.]

For better development.

That's why I chose to engage with the power of the abyss.

Moreover, the most crucial reason is that they do not agree with the original idea of ​​settling in a remote corner.

The fundamental contradiction lies in civilization's desire for better development.

The environment created on Skye Island has its limits.

I know that too.

So I don't know what to say.

[We had previously tentatively suggested to Colombia that negotiations be considered.]

But as for the result...

This idea is ultimately too naive.

Or rather, before I arrived at the Isle of Skye.

Columbia probably also felt that her one-sided opinion wouldn't have much impact.

As things stand at the moment.

This remains an irreconcilable conflict.

【certainly.】

Even today.

I remain neutral.

Or rather, I've always stood on my own side.

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But looking back...

Mondstadt, Liyue, Inazuma, Sumeru, Fontaine.

Metaphorical phenomena exist in every region we've visited so far.

First, there's the Mondstadt region.

The metaphorical part, of course, refers to that lone king in the tower.

Isn't His method of using fierce winds to isolate the frost just like the original isolation of the abyss?

But what do the subjects think?

The fierce winds blowing from the high tower bent their backs.

[Let them lose their freedom.]

[The lonely king in the tower believed until his death that his beloved subjects also deeply loved him.]

As for Barbatos's thoughts?

That's hard to say.

However, they are willing to entrust the Heart of God to the Winter Queen.

This seasoned veteran is clearly very shrewd.

[And this is clearly an attempt to have someone like Zhidong take the lead.]

The Mondstadt members, led by Jean, frowned: Does this mean that Venti also wants to defy the laws of nature?

Thinking of this, he shook his head again.

Because it's hard to say, because Wendy herself hasn't admitted it.

For example, the Liyue region.

The metaphorical element is actually Helios, the salt demon.

As is widely known, she was a demon god who clung to a secluded corner of the world, constantly yielding to its fate, and was ultimately killed by her own subjects.

[The Salt Demon?]

[Heh~ Isn't that a homonym for the Rock Demon God?]

Old Zhong's relatives and friends are all leaving him one by one.

He himself also suffers the pain of wear and tear.

Even if it was all done under duress, isn't this still a form of continuous concession?

And what did Old Zhong say?

He said: Helios's experience was a reminder to Him.

[And he also entrusted the Heart of God to Winter.]

Clearly, these two seasoned veterans have similar ideas.

They all seemed to be trying to rebel.

But it wasn't explicitly stated.

The main focus is on stability.

At this moment, Ningguang and the others from Liyue were thinking even more: If the Salt God was killed by his subjects, then... if the Emperor knew of their desire for independence and thus staged a fake death, could he also be considered to have been killed by his subjects?

PS: The picture shows Paimon.

Chapter 130 The Prophecy Tablet of Fontaine, Eternity and Heavenly Principle, Sumeru and Fate

[As for Inazuma, he's even more interesting.]

[The cards are out in the open.]

Only eternity is closest to the principles of Heaven.

[The original purpose of protecting Teyvat within an eggshell was to isolate it from the influence of the Abyss.]

[And isn't Aying's lockdown order also a metaphor?]

Essentially, it's all about skipping class.

[As for whether the Eye Hunt Order carries a metaphorical meaning?]

This remains to be seen.

But fate, through the mouth of the divine child, uttered two more sentences.

[①Without desire, without change, merely existing is an empty shell of eternity; what is there to protect then?]

【②There are so many novels featuring Yaedo transmigrating to another world lately. Hmph, is he really that dissatisfied with his own world?】

This clearly represents the thoughts of the people of Inazuma.

Does this metaphorically represent the thoughts of the Teyvats?

I don't know either.

But in the end, A-Ying gave up on eternity, and Inazuma lifted the seclusion edict and the eye-hunting edict.

[It's not over yet.]

Remember the dragon bone flower I mentioned before?

[At that time, some people in the White Night Kingdom used the Great Sun Imperial Carriage to carry out tyrannical rule.]

[Some people have also resisted this.]

How was it resolved?

[It was solved using dragon bone flowers.]

It makes people lose their desires and becomes more easily satisfied.

This struggle also fizzled out.

But the people of the White Night Kingdom were ultimately drawn to the light brought by the great serpent.