Chloe Shin

[Chloe Shin @Chloe_cabbage]

@formerly_Lilla In this way, they are taking varka as the substitute for monomakh actually, though they won't admit…

[Chloe Shin @Chloe_cabbage]

@AnnieCrystal77 @Flins_Lore Thanks! I'm not familiar with English genshin words.

[Chloe Shin @Chloe_cabbage]

@40qHZQR6gSe2XpN probably because fae identity is not what he most wants to conceal. A lot of people know this, like nefer, varka, linnea…

[Chloe Shin @Chloe_cabbage]

@Flins_Lore I don't suggest he must know Hvergelmir bc that's the top secret of tsar. But he is likely to know that belyi tsar is the proto human which means he can't be a random noble.

[Chloe Shin @Chloe_cabbage]

@Flins_Lore transcendence is the key word of snezhnaya, and that word is not so consistent with that context when flins albeldo and durin have a talk

[Chloe Shin @Chloe_cabbage]

@Flins_Lore He may lie to us or conceal some facts about his life at court. That's quite common in his character story. But his mentioning transcendence and especially to albeldo can infer that he knows something very unusual.

[Chloe Shin @Chloe_cabbage]

@Flins_Lore second, he recognized that Albedo is also a Primordial One. Someone who knows this kind of information is unlikely to be just a young, ordinary noble.

[Chloe Shin @Chloe_cabbage]

@Flins_Lore Sorry to use a translator. I suspect he’s more than just an ordinary noble, because he specifically said to Albedo, “I wish you an early arrival at your transcendence.” I think this suggests two things: first, he knows that belyi tsar is a failed Primordial One;

[Chloe Shin @Chloe_cabbage]

@hoshiregulus It doesn't need to include the following sentence like making the latter a clause. the whole Chinese sentence just means: first this is the truth of the world, second he realize that. they are kinda separate.

[Chloe Shin @Chloe_cabbage]

@hoshiregulus “天地”means heaven and earth literally,and i translate it into everything,which means the whole world,or the world in the beginning.this word “天地”is equivalent to cosmos in Chinese culture.“原”means in the beginning,or in essence.and “如”means like this.

[Chloe Shin @Chloe_cabbage]

@hoshiregulus “thus is the truth about everything”，I suppose.

[Chloe Shin @Chloe_cabbage]

@itsmeUmmara that happened after his death.