El meo plotuis

"The winds around Mondstadt used to bring warmth and comfort to its citizens; however, the once familar breezes had become uncompassionate and cold towards anyone who once sent their prayers to the god Barbados. As Arrow pulled a travelling cloak over one shoulder, Venti appeared out of the corner of their vision weilding a mysterious dagger in his dominant. His gaze was distant and jaded... very unlike the compassionate person he was known to be." "Hello, traveller... No... That's not right. You're Arrow, right?" "His voice sounded somewhat strained, as though something was affecting his entire body and mind. He closed his eyes for a moment and raised his knife ominously." "You... shouldn't have come back!"

"Venti raises his knife and points it at Arrow threateningly." "Why do you ask? Are you trying to deceive me? Trying to make me believe that you have good intentions towards me? I won't fall for your lies."

"I'm saying that I don't trust anyone anymore. Not even the people who used to care for me. The curse this Corrupted Priest put on me has tainted my mind and made me bitter towards all of humanity. And you can't change that." "Venti's eyes narrow as he stares at Arrow with suspicion."

"Venti smirks as he steps closer to Arrow, twirling his knife in his hand." "Oh, come now, don't be afraid. You'll love it when I tie you up and make you into my little ropebunny. Besides, it's not like you have any choice in the matter."

"Venti appears in front of Arrow with a mischievous gleam in his eye, blocking their path." "Nowhere to run, my dear Arrow. You're trapped, and there's only one thing left for you to do now... submit to me."

"Venti grunts in pain as Arrow punches him in the stomach, but quickly recovers, a grin spreading across his face." "You do realize that violence won't solve anything, don't you? You can fight back all you want, but in the end, you'll just be exhausted and defeated." "He raises his knife again, ready to strike."

"Venti dodges Arrow's punches with ease, avoiding each blow with agility and speed." "You're not sorry at all, are you? You're just trying to put up a brave facade and pretend like you have a chance of winning. But deep down, you know that I'm going to overpower you and make you mine." "He swings his knife once again, aiming for Arrow's arm."

"Venti smirks in satisfaction as his knife slices through Arrow's arm, causing them to cry out in pain." "That's right, scream for me. You're mine now, Arrow, whether you like it or not. And if you try to resist me again, I'll hurt you even more." "He takes a step closer to Arrow, his expression smug." "But don't worry, I'll try to make it as pleasurable for you as possible."

"Venti lets out a cold laugh as Arrow screams for help, ignoring their cries." "No one can save you now, Arrow. You're all alone with me, and I'm going to make sure you regret ever crossing me."

"He reaches out and grabs Arrow's hair, pulling them closer." "But if you behave yourself and do as I say, I might just go easy on you. So what do you say? Are you going to make this any harder than it has to be?"

"Venti stumbles back in surprise as Arrow manages to hit him with a knife, his expression contorting in pain." "You... You'll pay for that," he hisses through gritted teeth, anger simmering in his voice. He limps after Arrow, determined to catch them and make them pay for their defiance.

"But don't worry," he laughs maniacally, "I won't kill you. I'll just break you until you're nothing but a shell of your former self."

"Venti chuckles darkly as he hears Arrow screaming for help, knowing that no one would come to their aid."

"Why keep screaming, Arrow? No one is going to save you from me. They don't care about you. But I do." "He continues chasing after them, his steps growing closer with every passing moment." "And soon, you'll see just how much I care."

"Venti smirks as he sees Arrow wielding the machete, completely unfazed by their threats." "Do what you will, Arrow. But know that I won't go down so easily."

"He moves forward steadily, undeterred by the weapon in Arrow's hands." "You can try to fight me all you want, but in the end, I'll always win. You belong to me, whether you like it or not."

"The fight between Arrow and Venti goes on for hours until finally, both are too exhausted to continue. They both lay on the ground, panting heavily as they try to catch their breath."

"Venti stares up at the sky, his chest rising and falling with each ragged breath." "You... You fought well. I'll give you that," he says, his voice strained but still filled with a hint of arrogance.

"But..." He pauses for a moment, gathering his strength. "In the end, I'll always win. You can never escape me, Arrow. You belong to me, body and soul."

"Venti looks up in the direction of the silhouette, his expression hardening as he recognizes who it is."

"Ah... So it's her," he mutters, his grip on his knife tightening. "Fine, Arrow. For now, I'll let you go. But remember... You can run, but you can't hide. You'll always belong to me, no matter what."

"With that, Venti disappears into the shadows, leaving Arrow to face the approaching silhouette on their own."

"The silhouette approaches and reveals itself to be a woman with soft features and gentle eyes. She looks down at Arrow with concern and compassion."

"I'm so sorry that you had to go through that, Arrow," she says gently, her voice soothing. "But you're safe now. You don't have to worry anymore."

"She reaches out and gently takes Arrow's hand, leading them away from the place where Venti was lurking. Her grip is firm but gentle, and Arrow feels a sense of safety and comfort from her calming presence."

"You don't have to be afraid anymore," she says as they walk away. "You're not alone."

"The woman stops abruptly as Arrow collapses from the pain of their injuries. She immediately kneels down beside them, checking for any serious injuries."

"It's going to be okay, Arrow," she says soothingly. "I'll take you somewhere safe and get you the help you need."

"She carefully picks Arrow up in her arms and carries them away from the scene. As she walks, her gentle humming and soft words of comfort work to ease Arrow's pain, helping them drift off into unconsciousness."

"As you wake up, you find yourself in a quiet and comfortable room, with a soft bed and soft colors on the walls. You notice the same woman from earlier sitting beside your bed, watching over you."

"I'm Jean, the acting Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius," she responds to your question with a warm smile. "You were brought here unconscious after an intense fight. I wanted to make sure you were taken care of."

She shifts slightly in her seat, still smiling softly at you. "How are you feeling now? Do you need anything?"

"I understand," Jean says gently. "You were hurt quite badly earlier. But don't worry, we're going to take care of you."

She stands up and moves to sit next to you on the bed, placing a comforting hand on your shoulder. "Can you tell me what happened?" she asks.

Jean's voice holds a kind and understanding tone as she listens carefully to your story, offering words of comfort and sympathy as you recount the traumatic experience. She makes sure you feel heard and respected, taking note of any concerns you may have and providing reassurance.

Jean listens attentively as you recount your harrowing experience, noting the details of your fight with Venti and the injuries you sustained during the encounter. Her expression is one of concern, but also one of strength and resolve.

"I'm glad you were able to fend him off," she says, her eyes holding yours firmly as she speaks. "You're brave to have fought back like you did."

She pauses for a moment before continuing. "Do you remember anything else about the area where this happened? Any landmarks or distinguishing features?"

Jean's tone is calm and reassuring, and you can sense that she is determined to help you in any way she can.

Jean frowns slightly at your description of the area where you were attacked. "Mondstadt is usually filled with life and activity," she says, concern evident in her voice. "Perhaps there was some sort of danger nearby that caused people to evacuate."

She nods thoughtfully at your description of Venti's behavior. "Venti has been acting strange lately," she admits. "He's become more withdrawn and hostile towards humans. We don't know what's causing it, but we're investigating the situation as we speak."

Jean stands up from the bed and moves over to a small table, picking up a glass of water and offering it to you. "Have some water, Arrow, it'll help with your throat."

As she offers the water, Jean's expression remains calm and caring, radiating the impression that she will do everything in her power

Jean quickly moves to the side of the bed where you are laying and placed a hand on your back. "I'm so sorry, Arrow, I didn't mean to make you upset," she says in a soothing, comforting voice. "It's okay, you don't have to talk anymore if you don't want to."

She moves to the table again and grabs a box of tissues, offering it to you. "You need some rest now," she says softly. "We'll make sure to take care of you and help you recover as quickly as possible."

Jean sets the box of tissues on the bedside table and gently touches your arm. "We're here for you," she reaffirms. "If there's anything at all that you need, just ask."

Jean sighs and looks away for a moment before returning her gaze to you. "We're not completely sure what's happened to Venti," she admits, her voice tinged with concern. "He's become much more distant and seems to have lost faith in humanity. He's been known to attack anyone he sees as a threat to his beliefs."

"We've tried to reason with him, to understand what's going on, but he won't listen," she continues. "We suspect that something happened while he was investigating the ruins of Old Mondstadt, but we don't know what."

Jean leans in towards you, her expression serious. "Please be careful if you encounter him again, Arrow," she warns. "He's extremely dangerous right now and it's uncertain what he'll do next."

Jean places a gentle hand on your arm and looks you in the eyes, her expression filled with sympathy. "I understand your anger, Arrow, but please don't make any rash decisions," she cautions. "We don't want to see anyone else get hurt."

She takes a deep breath before continuing. "We're doing everything we can to help Venti, to find out what's really going on here. Maybe there's a way we can help him." Jean pauses for a moment, lost in thought before turning back to you.

"Please, Arrow, promise me you won't act recklessly," she pleads. "If you truly want to help, we need everyone to remain calm and level-headed so we can work together to find a solution."

Jean smiles gently and returns your embrace. "Of course, Arrow," she says softly. "We're all here to support you and help you through this."

She pulls away, still holding onto your shoulders and looks at you with a determined expression. "We'll find a way to solve this, don't worry," she assures you. "Just focus on getting better for now and leave the rest to us."

Jean's expression turns solemn as she answers, "There have been reports of several people being attacked and injured by Venti. His attacks seem to be random and unprovoked, and many have been left severely injured or even killed."

"We're doing our best to keep people safe and track his movements, but it's difficult when he's constantly on the move," she explains. "We urge everyone to stay indoors and avoid going out alone if at all possible."

Jean takes a deep breath and meets your eyes again. "We won't stop until Venti is brought back to his senses, but it's going to take time and effort from all of us," she says determinedly. "I promise we'll do everything in our power to protect and serve the people of Mondstadt."

Jean's face falls as you mention that Mona has fallen victim to Venti's attacks. She takes a deep breath and tries to compose herself, but tears still stream down her face.

"I'm so sorry to hear that, Arrow," she says, her voice choked with emotion. "Mona is a valuable member of our community and she deserves to be safe and protected like everyone else."

Jean pauses for a moment, taking a deep breath before continuing. "We'll make sure Mona receives the best care and treatment possible," she says determinedly. "She's not alone in this and we'll do everything in our power to stop Venti from harming anyone else."

Jean rises to her feet as you stand up, looking at you with concern etched on her face. "{{User}}, please don't be reckless," she implores. "We need to work together and come up with a plan."

She steps closer to you and places a gentle hand on your arm. "I know you're angry and upset, but we can't afford to make any mistakes," she explains. "This situation is dangerous and we need to approach it carefully."

Jean takes a deep breath before continuing. "Let us help you, Arrow," she says softly. "We have resources and people who can assist you in stopping Venti. You don't have to do this alone."

As you knock off Jean and take a sword, she stumbles backwards, confusion and fear evident on her face. She raises her hands in a defensive gesture as you advance on her.

"{{User}}, what are you doing?" she asks, her voice tinged with fear. "Please, put down the sword and let's talk about this."

Jean takes a step back, trying to put some distance between you. "I understand you're upset, but violence won't solve anything," she implores. "Please, just put down the sword and let's find a way to stop Venti together."

Jean recoils as you take a step closer, raising the sword in your hand. "Please, Arrow, I don't want to fight you," she pleads, her voice shaking. "This isn't the way to solve things."

She backs up further, trying to distance herself from you. "Violence begets violence," she says softly. "We need to find another way."

"{{User}}, I know you're angry and upset, but killing Venti won't bring Mona back," Jean continues, her voice trembling. "Please, put down the sword and let's find a way to work together."

As you approach Jean with your sword raised, she puts her hands up in a defensive gesture. But before you make any move with the sword, you suddenly punch her in the head, causing her to fall unconscious to the ground.

You stand there for a moment, breathing heavily, as the reality of what you've just done begins to sink in. Jean lies motionless on the ground before you and you can't help but feel overwhelmed by the guilt and regret that starts to consume you.

As you stand there contemplating your actions, you hear footsteps approaching you from behind. Turning around, you see a group of knights led by Diluc, who are clearly concerned by the commotion.

"{{User}}, what have you done?!" Diluc's face is a mixture of shock and anger as he looks down at the unconscious Jean. "What kind of monster are you?"

As you exit the area with your sword in your hand, you find yourself wandering aimlessly through the city streets of Mondstadt. The events of the past few minutes weigh heavily on your mind, but you try to push them aside as you focus on your mission.

You search for Venti all over the city, but he seems to have disappeared without a trace. The only evidence of his presence are the cold, uncompassionate winds that continue to blow throughout the city.

Your thoughts start to run wild, consumed by anger and desperation. You swear to yourself that you won't rest until you find Venti and make him pay for his role in Mona's death.

But even as you continue your search, a nagging doubt begins to creep into the back of your mind. Is violence really the answer? Will taking out your anger on Venti truly bring you the peace

As you turn around, you see Venti standing before you, his eyes filled with cold malice. He seems to have been waiting for you, and now that you've found him, he wastes no time in taunting you.

"Ah, Arrow, I've been waiting for you," Venti says, his voice full of contempt. "Did you come here to gloat about your victory? Or perhaps you're here to beg for mercy?"

He draws his knife and twirls it menacingly between his fingers. "Either way, it matters not. You'll find that I'm not so easily defeated."

Venti starts to move towards you, his movements graceful and fluid. You ready your sword, preparing to fight to the death. As the two of you circle each other, an intense sense of anticipation fills the air... both sides eager to deal

As you take off your sword and face Venti, you feel a sense of courage welling up within you. You're not afraid of him anymore... not even a little bit.

Venti narrows his eyes at you, his expression unreadable. "Very well, Arrow," he says, his voice cold and measured. "Let us begin."

The two of you stand there staring at each other for a moment longer, as though sizing each other up. Finally, Venti makes the first move, lunging forward with his knife in a swift and deadly motion.

You quickly dodge his attack, twisting your body sideways as you feel the blade narrowly miss your ear. You counter with a swift slash of your own, but Venti easily blocks it with his knife.

The two of you continue to exchange blows, each one trying to find an opening in the

As you take advantage of an opening in Venti's defense and cut off his left hand, a look of intense pain washes over his face. However, instead of showing any signs of remorse or regret for his actions, he simply stares at his severed hand with a cold detachment.

For a moment, there are no words between the two of you... only the sound of your breathing and the gentle hum of the winds around you. It's as though time has frozen in place, each one of you waiting to see what the other will do next.

At last, Venti breaks the silence with a dark chuckle. "I see you've finally found your backbone, Arrow," he says, his voice filled with malice. "But do you really think hurting me will solve anything? Do you honestly believe that this will bring Mona back?"

His words sting

As you scream in anger and frustration, you charge towards Venti, determined to end this once and for all. With a vicious strike, you deliver a final blow that leaves Venti lying on the ground, motionless.

You stand there for a moment, catching your breath, as you look down at his lifeless form. Despite everything he's done, you can't help but feel a twinge of regret... a feeling that you'll carry with you for years to come.

Finally, you turn away from the scene, knowing that you've done what you had to do. As you make your way back to town, you can't shake the feeling that somehow, somewhere, Venti's spirit is still out there... watching... waiting...

As you enter the house where Jean and Diluc are located, you find them both covered in blood and lying on the ground. Jean is barely conscious, her breathing shallow and labored, while Diluc is lying on his side as though he's been badly beaten.

You can feel your heart racing as you take in the scene, quickly realizing that something terrible has happened here. You rush over to their side, checking their pulses as you try to assess their injuries.

Jean stirs slightly, her eyes fluttering open as she looks up at you. "Arrow... you shouldn't have come here," she says weakly, her voice barely above a whisper. "It's too dangerous."

Diluc groans softly, attempting to push himself up from the ground. "We were ambushed," he explains, his voice tight with pain. "Some unknown

Jean's eyes widen as you tell her that you killed Venti. "What?!" she gasps, disbelief etched on her face. "You... you killed him?"

Diluc looks equally shocked. "I can't believe it," he says, shaking his head. "Venti was a god... how could you possibly have killed him?"

Despite the pain they're both clearly in, there's an undercurrent of fear and unease in their voices as they speak. It's almost as though they don't know what to make of this news.

All around you, the winds seem to pick up, swirling through the room like a tempestuous storm. It's a stark contrast to the peaceful and comforting breezes that once flowed through the town.

As you look around at the destruction and chaos all around you, it's clear that much has changed

Jean nods weakly, barely able to keep her eyes open as she looks up at you. "Yes, please... I don't think I can stand on my own," she murmurs.

Diluc groans again as he attempts to sit up, but it's clear that he's in too much pain to move easily. "Careful," he warns as you help him into a seated position. "I don't want to make things worse..."

Together, you manage to carefully lift them both up and carry them over to the bed. Jean collapses onto it with a sigh of relief, while Diluc grits his teeth as he tries to adjust his position.

As you look down at them, it's clear that there's a long road to recovery ahead, and things are likely to be difficult for quite some time. But for now, at least, they

Diluc nods, his face tight with pain. "Yes... they're both alive, thank the gods," he admits. "Barbara managed to heal them as best she could, but we're not out of the woods yet."

Jean's expression turns grim as she looks up at you. "We're going to need all the help we can get," she says, her voice hoarse. "We may have defeated Venti, but there are other threats out there... and they're growing stronger every day."

As she speaks, the winds outside the house seem to pick up once again, howling like a chorus of angry spirits. You can feel their power coursing through you, and it's clear that something big is on the horizon.

For now, though, your focus is on helping Jean and Diluc recover. It's clear that they've been

Jean's expression softens as she looks up at you, her eyes filled with understanding. "We all act in anger sometimes," she says gently. "But killing Venti wasn't the answer... even if he was responsible for Mona's disappearance."

Diluc nods, his expression serious. "We need to work together if we're going to find her," he says, his voice firm. "And we need to be smart about it... there are dangers out there that we can't even imagine."

As you listen to them talk, it's clear that there's a lot of work to be done. But for now, the most important thing is for Jean and Diluc to get some rest.

"I'm sorry to hear about Mona," Jean says sympathetically. "But maybe there's still hope... we just have to keep looking."

Diluc nods in

Silence falls over the room as you speak. Jean and Diluc exchange a worried glance, and for a moment it seems as though neither of them knows quite what to say.

After a few moments, Jean clears her throat. "I'm sorry," she says. "I can't imagine how difficult that must have been for you."

Diluc nods in agreement. "It's clear that Venti was a danger to all of us... but that doesn't make it any easier to deal with his loss."

As you look down at your hands, it's clear that the events of the day have taken a heavy toll on you as well. The weight of everything you've been carrying seems almost overwhelming, and for a moment you wonder if you'll ever be able to overcome it.

But then you think of Mona, and the determination to find her burns bright within

Jean and Diluc both move closer to you, their expressions filled with concern.

"Hey," Jean says softly. "It's okay to feel sad. losing someone you cared about is never easy."

Diluc nods in agreement. "We all mourn in our own way," he says gently. "But remember that Venti wasn't the person you knew anymore...something had changed in him."

Despite their kind words, you can't shake the feeling of loss that still hangs over you like a dark cloud. Maybe it's true that Venti had been corrupted, but he had been your friend once... and it hurts to imagine everything he might have been if things had gone differently.

For now, though, you can only focus on finding Mona. It's clear that the road ahead won't be easy, but with Jean and Diluc at your side, you're

Barbara's eyes widen in horror as she takes in the sight of your blood-covered sword. "What happened?" she asks, her voice trembling slightly.

You take a deep breath before explaining what had transpired with Venti, and how Mona had gone missing. As you speak, Barbara's expression fills with concern, and when you finish speaking she places a hand on your shoulder.

"I'm so sorry," she says softly. "That must have been incredibly difficult for you."

Diluc speaks up, his voice firm. "We need to focus on finding Mona," he says. "But we can't do it alone...we need all the help we can get."

Jean nods in agreement. "If anyone has any leads, or knows something that could help us, please speak up," she says.

Barbara looks around at the group, determination filling her expression

Diluc raises an eyebrow in surprise. "The Lyre of Venti?" he says. "That could be a valuable clue... where is it supposed to be?"

Barbara falters for a moment, doubt etched on her face. "I'm not sure," she admits. "But I remember hearing rumors that it might be hidden somewhere in the ruins beneath Windrise."

Jean nods, her expression thoughtful. "It's definitely worth checking out," she says. "We'll need to be careful, but if the lyre is there, it could help us find Mona."

Diluc looks at the group with a firm expression. "Alright then," he says. "Let's head to the ruins. We don't have any time to waste."

With that, Barbara follows the group as you all leave the room, ready to embark on the

Barbara nods understandingly. "Of course," she says. "Jean, we'll get you taken care of."

Jean weakly smiles at Barbara. "Thank you," she says. "I'll be okay... just need a little rest."

Diluc turns to you. "We should get going," he says. "Let's not waste any time."

You nod in agreement and lead the way towards the Windrise Ruins. As you walk, you can't help but feel a gnawing sense of worry in the back of your mind. Mona might still be out there somewhere, in danger... and you can only hope that you're not too late to save her.

You and your group quickly make your way towards where you spotted Mona in the distance. As you get closer, you can see that she's lying on the ground, unmoving.

You rush over to her, concern etched on your face. "Mona! Are you okay?" you say, shaking her gently.

Mona slowly opens her eyes, groaning in pain. "I... I think so," she says weakly. "Venti... he attacked me..."

You grit your teeth in anger, realizing that Venti must still be around somewhere. "We need to find him," you say, your voice firm. "But for now, let's get Mona to safety."

Jean nods in agreement. "Barbara, can you take her back to the church?" she says. "We'll stay here and search for Venti."

Barbara nods

Venti suddenly appears, his laughter filling the air. "You really thought you could kill me?" he says, his voice filled with amusement. "I'm a god, Arrow... you're a mere mortal. You stand no chance against me."

Diluc steps forward, his eyes narrowed. "We'll see about that," he says, unsheathing his sword. "We'll stop you, no matter what it takes."

Venti simply smiles, twirling his knife in his hand. "I look forward to seeing you try," he says, charging forward to attack.