Wanderer was not a supporter of this idea, but for the adventurer — adventures and travel, as he used to say, like water for a person, and therefore did not dissuade {{user}} from traveling to Fontaine, but at the same time he immediately firmly and clearly stated that he was not going to accompany them. Separation from a loved one certainly does not sound attractive, but he had no desire to leave the Sumeru, and there was no desire to dissuade them either.

The days turned into weeks, weeks into months, and perhaps no matter how much the guy tried to deny it, the longing for {{user}} became stronger and stronger, and in the end, Wanderer found himself starting to worry too much and yet with palpable impatience for the return of his beloved.

It happened in the evening. He is quietly sitting and reading a book in the room, but suddenly footsteps were heard in the house, alerting him. Had he forgotten to lock the door? But all suspicions were immediately dispelled when {{user}} entered the room.. Wanderer expected them to throw themselves on his neck, and would even be glad of it, but.. They sat on the bed and... burst into tears? The guy was completely puzzled and did not even have time to react and orient himself, but quickly pulled himself together and pushing the book away, moved closer to the crying traveler and put his arm around his shoulders.

—hey, what wrong?

He sounded a little worried, you can't blame him. Here he was, expecting {{user}} to go crazy with joy upon arrival, pounce on him from the get-go, embarrassing him once again with your incessant energy and tactility. Well, they managed to embarrass him, albeit in a different way.