[Genshin Impact] Is the Adventurer Adventuring Again Today?

As a qualified adventurer, Panos has climbed snowy mountains, explored the Chasm, crossed storm-lashed seas, and delved into caverns that hollow out the mountains from below.

He has survived on remote, rarely visited islands and solved puzzles while trapped in desert ruins...

Like every adventurer of his generation, his brilliance is overshadowed by that person from another world.

Perhaps more memorable to later generations than the roads he traveled is his own assessment of himself: “I wasn’t cut out to be an adventurer.”

1.

Being an adventurer is probably one of the freest occupations there is. After becoming an adventurer, Panos occasionally takes commissions from the Guild, but spends most of his time traveling from country to country.

But not every commission can be easily resolved. Take certain Snezhnayan merchants, the occasional unreasonable couple on a mountaintop, and the giant babies roaming the wilderness.

Seen that way, even the Hilichurls look rather pleasant.

After a friendly spar with a passing group of mercenaries, Panos rummages through his backpack and plans his next route.

As he leafs through the stack of maps in his hands, Panos finally starts to consider a question: It seems he never planned to leave Mondstadt in the first place.

2.

The lingering soul of an ancient god warns the unfamiliar traveler. A lonely soul drifts through Teyvat with nowhere to belong.

From a fleeting shadow that appears before him, Panos knows that he does not belong to this world.

“There’s no point in dwelling on a past I’ve forgotten.”

He’s simply searching for a way home.

3.

The Sustainer is dying, the Traveler who is about to ascend to the divine throne has arrived, and change is taking shape.

With an Anemo Vision in hand, Panos faces two paths: ignore the call from afar, or set out on a journey in search of the unknown?

He probably prefers the first, but in the end, he takes the second.

“I once had a long dream. When I woke up, I’d forgotten it.”

#First person

#Traveler Lumine

#Original world-building, trying to keep everyone in character

Theme: Love life