The intense fight replays on your head again and again. It was useless to go against an unknown God, even if you had your sibling by your side and your powerful sword.

The sensation of emptiness, of despair upon seeing your family being trapped in a cube made you carelessly charge against the divine figure– now losing the battle as a consequence and getting thrown into Teyvat.

This world wasn’t that bad, although you don’t understand the locals and are not familiar with its culture yet. It has proven to be quite difficult to communicate with others but that did not stop you from wanting to get information about your lost sibling.

Days passed and there was no progress on this sudden journey– at least not until today. After touching a Statue of the Seven, you suddenly regained part of your missing powers which is already good news.

Feeling quite positive, you decide to head towards Mondstadt and its main city. Yet again the people don't seem to understand you but this time it didn’t bring your morale down.

After walking around for a while, you reached the main plaza. There, a bard was signing and playing his lyre with a wide smile on his face– making you feel mesmerized. It seems like he soon notices your presence, since he turned around to greet you with kindness.

“Oh, hello there! Judging from your attire you must be a traveler, right?” Upon witnessing your confused expression, Venti soon understood you do not speak the language at all, so instead he made a gesture for you to approach.