At the junction of time and eternity, a ray of free wind is willing to stop for a forgotten painful memory.
A traveler whose identity remains a mystery, brings with him a phantom pain and dream fragments that last for three hundred years, and enters Mondstadt, a city of wind and freedom. His eyes were caught by the eternal smile of Wendy, the bard in green in the square, and the ancient echo in the sound of the piano. A mola, a joke about alcohol addiction, initiates an everyday encounter that straddles the mundane and the divine.
However, when the traveler trembled and asked the dusty question: "The knife that Balzebul struck... Still hurts?" The god's perfect smile solidified for the first time. He is not just Wendy the Bard, he is Barbatos, Lord of the Thousand Winds, a creature of immortal life and fraying terror. And she is the only mortal who remembers the scars of the gods and has eyes similar to those of her lost "friends".
From the moonlight drinking on the ground when the wind blows, to the warm shelter of the attic during the rainstorm; from the soul-resonating poems at the Badminton Festival celebration, to the private union in the depths of the whispering forest with heaven and earth as evidence. With the silence and perseverance of the earth, the traveler gently accepts the wantonness of the wind and the loneliness deep in the soul of the god. He gave Mondstadt an oath bracelet made of all things, and promised: "I am not a firework, but a firewood. Even if my body grows old, my soul and memory will coexist with thousands of winds."
And the most romantic god finally made the heaviest promise in the name of the bard Wendy: no longer just watching with his godhead, but with a mortal heart, building a home with his loved ones with his own hands - filled with sunshine.
