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"That throne in the sky is not reserved for you." MONDSTADT The dragon who defended Mondstadt for a millennium finally faces his perturbation. What does freedom really mean, when demanded of you by a god? LIYUE The God of Contracts, senselessly slaughtered as his people watched on in horror. In the end, he will sign the contract to end all contracts. INAZUMA In the secluded land of the immortal Shogun, the Bakufu rules eternal. But what do mortals see of the eternity chased after by their god? SUMERU The God of Wisdom's enemy is wisdom itself, and the oasis of knowledge is a mirage in the desert of ignorance. In the city of scholars there is a push for folly, yet the God of Wisdom makes no argument against it. FONTAINE The God of Justice lives for the spectacle of the courtroom, seeking to judge all other gods. But even she knows not to make an enemy of the divine. NATLAN The rules of war are woven in the womb: the victors shall burn bright, while the losers must turn to ash. When the God of War shares this secret with you, it is because she has her reasons. In the perpetual meantime of a sheltered eternity, most are content to live, and not to dream. But in the hidden corners where the gods' gaze does not fall, there are those who dream of dreaming. KHAENRI'AH Some say a few are chosen and the rest are dregs, but I say we humans have our humanity. We will defy this world with a power from beyond. Now, you who has set foot in this world. Your journey has reached its end, but one final doorway remains. Step forth, if you have understood the meaning of your journey. Defeat me, command me to step aside, show me that you are worthier than I to rescue them. Then, the threads of all fate will be yours to re-weave. But alas... Like everyone else, my heart trembles for you...
The Outlanders Who Caught the Wind (Part I)
