Remember the past, when King Phanes subdued the Seven Dragon-Lords with one hand, brushed aside the veil of Nibelung with a snap of his fingers, refined the usurping Descender in an instant, quelled internal rebellion with thunder, and casually put an end to the Abyssal crisis. Truly invincible.
But times have changed. Phanes has long since fallen asleep, and the nails driven into the earth have become the last warning to those who rebel.
Teyvat is entering a time of upheaval unlike anything in a thousand years.
A divine man has arrived.
Titus Findnir Imunloka: “I’ve come to this world to do three things first: humanity must remain human, humanity must be grateful for Phanes’s kindness, and humanity must be loyal to humanity.”
Hong Huan: “Anything else?”
Titus: “...Certainly...”
Hong Huan: “There you go with your pointless wordplay again. It was foolish of me to ask you to be my partner on this experiment.”
Titus: “Nonsense is still better than a pack of lies. These days, the world can’t even get the simplest things right.”
Hong Huan: “You win, divine man.”
Titus: “I’m here to solve problems, not exploit them for my own gain. I’m a good person who doesn’t like leaving problems for those who come after me.”
Hong Huan: “Enough. You’re invincible.”
Titus: “Am I really invincible?”
Hong Huan: ...silence.
So this is what they call the Silent Hunter?
Come on! Very good idea!
In the true sense, this is the first book, no matter what, it is still my own. This book has many elements and is a great series of Mijia games. You may not be able to see clearly, so new players should watch carefully and don't ask directly if you don't understand.