People in Teyvat, starting from saving the grass god

Wendy, who was used to this kind of thing, just showed a little pity on her face, but did not show too much surprise.

In his words.

Mond has suffered far greater disasters in its history than this.

Whether it was the rebellion against the Storm God two thousand years ago or the Dark Disaster five hundred years ago, even if it did not involve gods and was purely a war among mortals to overthrow the old aristocracy, the casualties of the Mond people were much more tragic than this. These wars can be said to be a major reshuffle.

It’s true that God loves people.

But the gods are not so sad that they cannot control themselves when they see humans being hurt.

"I am indeed saddened that the people of Mondstadt have been harmed by Tevarin."

"But if being sad is useful, I can sit at the gate of the Knights of Favonius and cry for three days and three nights."

"it is a pity."

"There's no use feeling sad."

"As the god of Mondstadt, what I should do now is not to feel sad for the people, but to do everything I can to calm Tevarin down as soon as possible and prevent such tragedies from happening again."

Wendy is very open-minded.

But it was no use for him to be anxious.

Since Tevarin's wound from Rod had not healed, it was basically impossible to summon him out with the Sky Harp.

As for bringing people into the Wind Dragon Ruins to find Tevarin directly.

After all, that is Tevarin's home ground, and the possibility of unexpected situations is very high.

And in Wendy's mind.

If this matter can be resolved peacefully, then try to resolve it peacefully.

Using force to remove the poisonous blood of the abyss from Tevarin is the worst possible solution.

The previous battle between Rhodes and Tevarin.

The disadvantages of using force are obvious.

Even though the battles basically took place high in the sky, invisible to the naked eye, the elemental turbulence disturbed by Tevarin still caused great trouble to Mondstadt. Even top witches like Lisa complained about the elemental turbulence, not to mention those ordinary holders of the Eye of God.

The disturbing element is the unique ability of the elemental dragon.

This is one of the reasons why Wendy is reluctant to use force.

Finish your breakfast.

Ying and Paimon went to the Knights of Favonius to see if there was any way they could help.

Rod and Wendy sat on the small balcony on the second floor, crossed their legs and looked in the direction of the Goethe Hotel.

This wait.

I waited until almost noon.

A luxurious carriage with a red shield-shaped emblem finally arrived at the door of the Goethe Hotel as Rhodes expected.

That badge is the family emblem of the Leggenfond family, one of the three major families in Mond.

See this scene.

Rod, who had just felt a little tired, suddenly became energetic and leaned on the railing to watch the excitement with great interest.

The person who got off the carriage was none other than Diluk. He had removed his disguise as a night elf hero and was wearing a gorgeous red suit with all kinds of gorgeous decorations representing the status of the Leggenfend family. His formal appearance was enough to show that his visit this time was of extraordinary significance.

Diluk's appearance also attracted many people to watch.

The Leggenfind family is a prominent family in Mondstadt. Their ancestors can be traced back to the time when the god of wind wore a crown. Thousands of years ago, they joined the resistance army of the great knight Vanessa and successfully overthrew the Lawrence family that ruled Mondstadt. The many honors they have received have made their family famous in Mondstadt.

After the Lawrence family fell at a lightning speed due to an incident involving the old nobility, the most powerful families in Mondstadt now are the Gunnhild family of Jyn and the Leggenfind family of Diluc.

One of these two major families is a top military family that has at least one captain of the Knights of Favonius all year round and has produced many grand captains and deputy captains; the other is the god of wealth that controls the Dawn Winery, the financial pillar of Mondstadt. Even though no one in the family is currently serving in the Knights of Favonius (Kaeya does not count, as he is an adopted son and is not considered a member of the Leggenfindel family in the eyes of most Mondstadt people), Diluk, as the current patriarch, is still an important figure.

Now that Diluk has come to visit the Fatui in such a high-profile manner, especially at a time when there has been recent controversy regarding the Fatui plotting to murder his father, his arrival has naturally attracted the attention of many people.

Among them, Qin was the most concerned about this matter.

When she and Rhodes decided to spread rumors that were unfavorable to the Fatui and fight back against them, Jyn was ready to stand on Diluk's side and support them.

Anyway.

It was the Knights of Favonius who had wronged him and Cripps first. Now, no matter what the reason, the Knights of Favonius would never let him fight alone again.

Just like what Rhodes said, if he doesn't help his own Diluk, is he going to help the Fatui to bully him?

Now it depends on how the Fatui react to Diluk's visit.

Jean, who was not in the mood to deal with the work at hand, stood at the window of the Knights of Favonius, and like other onlookers, looked far away in the direction of the Goethe Hotel, ready to support Diluk at any time.

Diluk was stunned.

It lasted from noon until evening.

period.

The members of the Fatui did not show any abnormal behavior, and there was no change in the guarding force outside the door, as if nothing had happened inside.

Over time.

Apart from the Mond residents who were still busy with disaster relief, almost everyone who had something to do at the moment came over to watch.

All of a sudden.

The area around the Goethe Hotel was completely blocked.

This scene was so intense that Jean had to order a group of Knights of Favonius to be sent to the scene to maintain order, for fear that these spectators would cause trouble.

"Look, I told you, eating melons is human nature."

After watching for half a day without seeing anything exciting, Rhodes was too lazy to watch anymore. He was holding a Mondstadt history book in his hand, reading and chatting with Wendy who was also watching the show.

After understanding what eating melon means.

Wendy, who had experienced countless ups and downs, agreed with this statement: "It's not just humans, gods are sometimes like this, back then."

Next.

Wendy told many anecdotes about the past between the demon and his followers.

Some of these stories sounded familiar to Rhodes.

Think about it carefully.

It was the poem I had seen in "The Wind in the Forest".

"You wrote all the things about the gods in your poems, won't you get beaten?"

Rod asked with a gossipy look on his face.

The poems in "The Book of the Woods" that involve anecdotes about gods are not just those that praise the gods. Many of them expose their secrets, such as the story of the Ice God waking up one day and finding that his scepter had been replaced by a wooden stick of a Hillichell man. And most of them have Wendy as the protagonist.

"hey-hey--"

Wendy grinned and acquiesced to this.

This was exactly what Rhodes expected.

After all, these embarrassing things were written into poems and passed down, and it was clearly written that Wendy was the culprit for these embarrassments. If he said that he had never been beaten, Rhodes would never believe it.

The two were talking.

After half a day of silence, someone finally came out of the Goethe Hotel.

It was Diluk, and the lady with a very ugly expression.

"Huh? She's very angry~~~"

Wendy used 'she' instead of 'he', so it seems that the one who is angry is the lady.

But you can see it with your eyes.

After such a long confrontation, Diluk still maintained a calm expression, but the usually arrogant lady lost her usual calmness, and there was obviously a hint of anger on her cold face.

As relayed by Wendy.

Rhodes also knew clearly about their conversation.

"I will convey Mr. Diluc's words to the acting leader verbatim."

“I hope you’re ready to take responsibility for what you say.”

This is what the lady said.

Diluk's answer to this was just two words: "Whatever."

Say it.

He got on the carriage and left without looking back.

The lady, who was obviously even more angry, did not return to the Goethe Hotel, but directly sent people in the direction of the Knights of Favonius.

And such a sudden change.

It also made the Mond people who were watching the show unable to suppress their desire to watch the show.

Even though it was getting dark, they all flocked to the direction of the Knights of Favonius, waiting for the outcome of the confrontation between Diluk and the Fatui to be announced.

(End of this chapter)

175. Chapter 168: Another Executive Officer of Mond

Chapter 168 Another Executive Officer of Mond

No one knows what the lady went through in the Knights of Favonius.

Anyway, the next day everyone in Mondstadt knew that the Fatui's executor had been defeated by the acting leader, and on his way back he kicked over a flag of the Knights of Favonius.

This move not only did not make the Mond people feel dissatisfied, but instead they cheered and applauded.

They didn't know the specific details of the conversation between Qin and the lady.

But they know.

In this battle, Captain Jean won, Master Diluk won, and Mond won.

that's enough.

It was enough to make the atmosphere, which had been dead due to the Wind Dragon's attack on the city, lively again.

Finally, he saw the fun he had been looking forward to. While cooking, Rhodes was humming happily. Everyone could see that he was in a good mood.

"You seem very happy to see that executive officer get humiliated?"

Ying, who had helped clean up the ruins all day yesterday, couldn't help but feel curious when she saw Rhodes like this.

She is not from Mond.

I don't know much about the Fatui either.

All she knew was that since yesterday afternoon, she could hear people talking about the names Diluk and Fatui almost everywhere she went.

Paimon, who likes lively places, went to inquire about it.

I probably understood the whole story and also understood why the people of Mond had such expressions.

But Ying still didn't quite understand.

It's fine that the people of Mond are happy, but why are you, Rhodes, an outsider, so happy?

It seems.

He seemed to enjoy seeing these conflicts even more than the Mond people did.

"Oh, I forgot to tell you."

"I really like to see that executive officer get humiliated, and the more humiliated she gets, the happier I am."

Rhode said with a smile: "After all, only if she is defeated, our work of appeasing Tevarin will be easier."

"what?"

Ying, who heard the news for the first time, put down the toast in her hand and frowned, "Are you saying that she will come to disrupt our efforts to appease Tevarin?"

"It will more than ruin this thing."