@OceanConquering for her strong yet easy going attitude- having the keen sense to tell what actions and reactions are needed from her at any given point.
“And how about yourself Captain Beidou? Is all well with you?”
@OceanConquering test of my ability to adapt. But as time flows on, the days are easier. Plus the food is a lot nicer. It’s nice that even though some people find me strange, they tell me they’ve ‘gotten used to my quirks’- I’ve chosen to take that as a good sign.”
She deeply admired Beidou—
[ @blazingbIade ]
Integration into the mortal realm was not easy. In fact, this, above all else was Shenhe’s most glaring challenge- the constant chatter, the crowds, the unpredictability of changing surrounds. Liyue was beautiful and hospitable but the commercial city of—
@dawnvindr commercial city and something a bit more quiet and homely begs the questions of what values someone like you may hold dear? Liyue is seemingly founded on hard work yet balance as I’ve come to learn- auspicious tight rope walking if you will. Since everyone is different, I’m—
@CalvaryCapKaeya “I see… Forgive my crudeness. I simply haven’t seen someone like you walking around the city recently. I suppose the common place saying is ‘Welcome back’.”
The beauty of the Lantern Rite reminds me of the stars during clear nights on Mt. Aocang. Though, touching the lanterns themselves is a novel experience.
Cleaning ones head was something she could deeply empathise with, not even coming close to the work the beloved Tianquan must do during the days.
“I see. No, thank you Lady Ningguang. Just patrolling the mountains. Clearing my head much as you are.”
She moved to admire—
The Tianquan was pulled from thought, a gentle voice carried through the wind had grabbed her attention.
She turned to the figure approaching her, arms crossing in front of her body.
“That won’t be necessary. I was just taking in the scenery.. clearing my head.” —
@hydrohoIic the man, she examined him. Not familiar in the slightest nor did he have Liyuen features and hasn’t seen him in the city since she moved there. Who he wasn’t didn’t matter much to her right now though.
“Thank you, stranger.”
@hydrohoIic go back to rest when I must.”
The pain was beginning to grow more dull with the pressure from the fabric and she let out a breath of relief. The shame of being caught in such a fashion plagued her more.
“I was doing my job. Albeit poorly today apparently.”
Looking now to—