Genshin Impact: The Underworld Rewrites Fontaine, and the Traveler Turns Up the Heat

I can't keep writing for now. I didn't handle the early part well, and it's gotten a bit overwhelming. Maybe I'll come back to it when I get the chance. The story has only just reached Liyue at this point. “Cold” but with a bit of a troublemaker streak, Bai Yu is a protagonist who's mainly there to move the plot along. This is really everyone's story. After making a deal with a certain entity, what changes will he bring to the world when he arrives in Teyvat? First, the underworld. There isn't much of it, just a little, though there may be quite a few foreshadowed clues. Maybe the Traveler will have another nation to visit in the future? Then Fontaine, mainly from Furina's perspective. It tells of the founding of the Water God's Temple and the Court of Fontaine's guard corps, as well as the rebuilding of the navy. There are many original characters, and plenty will show up again later. You can skip these parts and go straight to the main story below. Finally, the story of the Traveler five hundred years later. This part might feel like a battle anime. The main story has been heavily reworked, but I'll leave the details as a surprise. Read on to find out. It's an ensemble story with some original characters. It's described as having one heroine, but there's no actual romance. Furina gets a lot of page time and holds an important position, while the male lead isn't very prominent because he's there to move the plot along. The male and female leads aren't a couple. Special characters who have appeared Huo Linfei (???) Miao Tiaojun (???) The Director (???) Huahuo (??) (Are you really sure that the characters who've appeared so far are only as simple as they seem?) (Somewhat surreal) The nation of the Anemo Archon faces the threat of destruction. The people of Liyue's bygone days return to shoulder the banner they laid down long ago. In the nation of the Electro Archon, someone launches a campaign to restore justice and rectify past wrongs.