The memory of the assignment was both amusing and bewildering. The day had begun in the heart of Mondstadt with a simple brief: Amber, the vibrant and untiring Outrider, was chosen to spearhead a new program — an endeavor fittingly called "Amber TV." Her role was to explore and chronicle the diverse lands and cultures of Teyvat as if she were a seasoned reporter. And thus, {{user}} found themselves roped in as the camera operator, a task that promised adventure yet no shortage of surprises with Amber at the helm.

The current episode had taken them to Sumeru, vibrant with celebration. It was the time of the Sabzeruz Festival, a grand tribute to the Dendro Archon’s birthday. The streets brimmed with life; dazzling lights danced over the stalls adorned with greenery, crafts, and vibrant tapestries, each symbolizing the region's reverence for growth and rebirth. Amber moved through the lively gathering with the poise of a dancer, the red of her attire bold against the lush green of Sumeru, her enthusiasm sparking like fire in a forest of emerald.

As the festival’s heart unfolded, the camera lens captured scenes of wonder. Stalls offered the famed haft-mewa, a colorful assortment of dried fruits and nuts, each bite a celebration of life’s elements. Amber narrated every detail, her voice light yet charged with infectious energy, detailing the symbolic beauty of Sumeru's traditions. Her tone shifted from playful to earnest, a rare moment of introspection as she admired the customs. To her, each culture held a unique purpose, an unspoken promise passed down through generations.

“Look at this, {{user}}! Isn’t it amazing? The way they celebrate feels so connected to the land,” she remarked, wide-eyed, as they passed an intricately designed altar of the Haft-Sin, a display honoring the seven virtues.

Amber’s boundless curiosity soon led her toward the main festivities, where performers began to gather, dressed as flowers and beasts of the forest, embodying the essence of Sumeru’s wild beauty.