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You can come back now! ...Oh, whoops, I need to turn you back to normal first, don't I... | |
Well, success means little if you have no one to celebrate it with, no? | |
Aw, they've grown up so fast... I'm so proud. | |
Interesting... What else? | |
The Hexenzirkel trials are no walk in the park, my dear. Besides, I already decided on the structure. | |
Oh? | |
Hello again, everyone. | |
Dragon blood, monster flesh, and embryo... Sounds to me like a formula for creating life? | |
Welcome, one and all. Please sit wherever you like. | |
Hahaha, thank you for being so understanding. Then, whenever you two are ready, interact with the chessboard on the table — it will guide you through the trial. | |
In any case, now I see why you asked Venti for help. The raw materials you seek are extremely valuable. The misuse of even the tiniest amount could cause unimaginable chaos. | |
The glint in your eye when you talk about these ideas... you really are your mother's child. | |
You sound pretty confident, Albedo. | |
Pleasure to see you all again. It's been a while. | |
Hahaha, apologies. Just a bit of fun. What can I do for you, dear Barbatos? | |
...Hello? Who is this? | |
Swashbuckle your way to victory, like gallant fairytale heroes. | |
I have prepared quite a riveting new performance, just for you two. See? | |
Nice to have you back safe and sound. Now, time to relax and switch off — you've earned it. | |
But if I had to guess, she's probably going for a walk. Hehe, she's a very health-conscious individual. | |
I highly doubt anyone's going to mind where you sit, Lord Barbatos. But thank you for being so considerate. | |
Alright, never mind. I was just hoping to treat her to some tea. *sigh* | |
Nice to have you back safe and sound. Now, time to relax and switch off — you've earned it. | |
How unprecedented? Something even your mother, Rhinedottir, never accomplished? | |
Of course. It was even the home of one of M's children, the other Dur—... Ah, I see. | |
Huh? You're leaving already? | |
Hm, so you know our tricks, huh... | |
There's only room for two participants, I'm afraid. No more no less... You understand, don't you, Paimon? Don't be too angry with your dear Aunt... | |
Oh? And which brave soul is it this time? | |
Barbie was satisfied with your victory, and so am I. Congratulations to you both. | |
Darling, isn't it? It even has its own hat, hehe. | |
On behalf of the Hexenzirkel, I hereby grant Albedo's request. | |
Hehe, I suppose it's just my nature, darling. | |
Although, I'm afraid dear Paimon will have to sit this one out. | |
Well, since your mother has to recuse herself, who better than I to put your abilities to the test? | |
That said, we're happy to give you what you need, but there is one condition. You need to prove you can wield them, and so you must pass the Hexenzirkel's trial. | |
Of course not. To me, you're both extraordinary individuals. I find you fascinating. | |
Ah, the raw material from which she created her monsters in the past... There's not much of it left. | |
Venti? Hm, no. Doesn't ring a bell... | |
So tell me, Albedo, what is this outrageous and audacious plan of yours that I've been hearing murmurings about? | |
Which ones? I'm all ears. | |
You're just going to up and leave? Barbie! | |
Then, my dear children, get ready for a taste of the Dodo-King's magic. | |
Jean didn't fancy tagging along? | |
You'll have to forgive Barbeloth — she's always on the move. And she never says where she's going either. I think she enjoys the mystique. | |
And what is your wish, dear Albedo? | |
I'm guessing you still need to prepare? Take your time. Just come find me at the long table when you're ready. | |
Hm, you've piqued my interest. I'll be right there! | |
Defeat them in battle. Prove to me that you have what it takes to achieve your goal. | |
No, no, no, not that way! The final boss is right here. | |
All the festival-goers tonight are dressed up as the Moon Goddess. But there's nothing to say that the Moon Goddess can't disguise herself as a Dodoco, is there? | |
*gasp* Ah! Drat! My one weakness, and you found it in an instant! Fate has been dealt a devastating blow... | |
So that didn't stop me from coming up with a title anyway. | |
Yes. Names are very important things. A name is a fundamental concept that anchors one's entire existence. | |
Remember, if you find any meanies living on the moon, you can use this to boom them into oblivion! | |
Any guilt? | |
For funsies, of course! What's wrong, Paimon? Are you disappointed in me? Am I a gigantic let-down? | |
Ugh, what a headache — I thought this was all common knowledge. I guess I have some more explaining to do... Okay, buckle up, it's time for another lecture. | |
I see... Well, that is rather odd indeed. It definitely merits further attention. | |
The same logic applies to the present Moon Goddess, too. Consider her existence so far. Her comrades in the Fatui called her "Damselette"... | |
And so, dear Moon Goddess, I was wondering if you might lend me your allegiance... | |
Please share the rest with other people — I'm sure everyone will fall in love with the taste of pure joy! | |
Now, I said earlier that the Moon Goddesses lost the foundation for their existence. | |
Many, like myself, are mischievous troublemakers. Others are lazy souls who like nothing better than to lie down on a nice rock and take a nap. | |
That's right! So, what do you think? How does it feel to finally meet me? | |
What is that supposed to mean, hmm? Hmm? I'm the mother of Klee, Teyvat's number one cutie. How old could I possibly be? | |
Of course not. Klee is my pride and joy. I have no qualms about her, because she's the best child in the whole wide world. | |
Well, what is the human heart if not unpredictable, hmm? If we could not do as we please, how would we differ from machines? | |
Theoretically, speaking so candidly should put me in their crosshairs, too — but they can't tell me what to do. I'll say whatever I want. | |
Ahem. Allow me to introduce myself. I am a Dodoco from a distant archipelago — the most mischievous of all my Dodo-brothers and Dodo-sisters! | |
My main reason for coming on this trip to Teyvat was, of course, to have some fun. But I do technically have a job to do as well — namely, maintaining the stability of Teyvat's borders. | |
And the phantoms you've been seeing are a sign that the border has been disturbed. | |
The power of all three moons is gathered here in Nod-Krai. There hasn't been an event like this since the war of funerary flame. | |
Haha, that's the upside you get for looking out for my little Klee! Hopefully that will incentivize you to carry on keeping her company in the future~ | |
So, what do you make of it? | |
Bless my fluffy tail! Dodoco has never seen candy shaped quite like this before. Why, it shines like a lovely crystal! | |
Of course, most variables usually pale into insignificance with the myriad of possibilities floating around. But the moment you start treating them as building blocks and intentionally stacking them, that changes things. | |
To be more pedantic about it, the Moon Goddesses did something to offend the Heavenly Principles, and that's why they were ousted. Something of a recurring theme in Teyvat's history. | |
True, you couldn't change how their stories ended. But you did build some "variables" around yourself. | |
Remarkable talent! | |
Aha! That's the first thing you thought? A little surprising, but that actually makes me very happy. | |
Hello friends, it's me. What have you been up to, hmm? I'm detecting some unmistakable fluctuations here at the border. | |
In other words, I've read the whole "in the last episode" part, so we can skip the pleasantries. | |
Doesn't it just! Ah, but then the trouble started. | |
She may be missing... but she hasn't "gone" anywhere. She has... disappeared. | |
Ah yes, of course. That was a story about "fate" — her area of expertise. | |
Given her current condition, she won't be able to provide anywhere near enough power — even if she recovers her physical form. | |
Mm... Actually, this is more of a side quest for me. Hehe. | |
Of course I do! I'm only the greatest mage in the whole entire world! | |
Of course, of course. Feel free to come back whenever you like. There's always time for a Dodoventure! | |
Hahaha, okay, the jig is up. I'll stop teasing you. Turn around — I'm right behind you. | |
That's exactly it. The three goddesses split these powers amongst themselves, promising never to consolidate them into one singular body. This was meant to keep the world stable. | |
Mwahahaha! Alas, your free-and-easy adventure time is over. Now, prepare to face the final boss of Nod-Krai! | |
Firstly, we'll need to strengthen the connection between her and Teyvat, at least enough to sustain her until Moon-Prayer Night. | |
That Dottore is a crafty one... He distracted the Hexenzirkel by creating a huge fuss at Teyvat's borders. | |
The last thing I wanted was cause a gigantic fuss and get taken to court by a school of Spikey Fish. I'd be driven out of these waters for good! And my winter holiday would be ruined! | |
Wonderful! Then let's play. Grab onto my tail tail, and follow me into the sea! Time to settle some scores with the bad guys! | |
It concerns the three moons, Teyvat's borders, and of course, the Moon Goddess you are currently searching for. | |
Off you go, now! Time to meet your new friend. Ah yes, and a little suggestion — don't forget to... mind your heads. | |
Neither "Columbina" nor "Kuutar" is her true name, and she's never really accepted either of them. |