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Sunspray Summer Resort: Part IV

A Curtain Call for a Colorful Summer Night!


A Curtain Call for a Colorful Summer Night!
Until the sun rises once more...
Return to the resort accommodation and rest
Mualani:
Morning 旅行者, morning Paimon! Thought I'd come over and say hi, puffer floaters and all!
Paimon:
Morning, Mualani! How are you so full of energy? Weren't you the one partying the hardest last night!?
Mualani:
That was last night! I got a good night's sleep, and now I'm good as new!
Mualani:
Here, take this. It's your prize for completing the album — I picked yours up too, to save you the trip!
Paimon:
Wow! Thanks, Mualani! That was so nice!
Mualani:
When it comes to helping people, a good guide always thinks one step ahead, right?
Mualani:
Oh, and speaking of work, I guess our vacation's almost over, huh... Probably for the best. If I don't head back soon, I'm worried my little doggie won't even remember me.
Mualani:
And after talking to the others, it seems like everyone is just about ready to get back.
Mualani:
Some are missing their families, others are going through Dandelion Wine withdrawal, I guess...
Mualani:
Even Chasca seems to be feeling it. Not that she'd ever admit it, but I have noticed her gazing back towards the Flower-Feather Clan at night.
Traveler:
I completely understand...
Mualani:
But summer's not over yet! So I say... we squeeze a few more unforgettable moments into the time we've got left!
Mualani:
Like another group photo!
Paimon:
Hey, how about taking one right here? After all this time, Paimon's grown kind of attached to this place.
Mualani:
Great idea! Why don't you spruce up this wall, and I'll go gather the others. See you over at the plaza!
Talk to everyone
Bennett:
Wow, that looks amazing!
Mualani:
Guys, over here! We're gonna take a picture together!
Mualani:
Not bad, not bad! You're all looking full of energy this morning — not a trace of bed head or dark circles in sight!
Paimon:
Whoa, you even look out for stuff like that?
Mualani:
Well, what kind of guide would I be if I didn't pay attention to the details?
Venti:
Yeah, and what kind of bard would I be if I didn't appreciate a good drink?
Paimon:
...What's that got to do with anything!?
Bennett:
Hahaha! Somehow, though, I know exactly what he means!
Traveler:
Friends that talk nonsense together, stay together.
Paimon:
Do you really think that? Or are you just playing along to keep Tone-Deaf Bard happy too?
Chasca:
I see no harm in a bit of nonsense.
Mualani:
Here, put on this Asha headband. It's a souvenir from the rest of us!
Traveler:
Oh, thanks!
Bennett:
It really suits you!
Mualani:
Alrighty then...
Mualani:
Three, two, one...
Paimon:
...
Bennett:
Paimon?
Paimon:
...Sorry, all that nonsense has got Paimon's head muddled. Her mind's gone completely blank...
Chasca:
Don't want it all to end, huh?
Chasca:
Are you worried, once you say those words, the vacation will officially be over?
Paimon:
How the... Paimon thought Peacemakers couldn't read people's minds!
Mualani:
Haha, Paimon...
Bennett:
Don't worry, Paimon.
Bennett:
Summer's sure to come again, just like you said when you made that wish to the Pyro Archon.
Bennett:
Even though we'll all be going our separate ways, as long as we cherish each other's friendship, I just know that our paths will cross again.
Mualani:
Bennett's becoming quite the talker, huh, Professor Venti?
Venti:
Ah, well, I wouldn't dare take credit for something like that...
Paimon:
Your tone would suggest otherwise... C'mon, Paimon was just starting to feel inspired...
Mualani:
Why don't we just give it another try?
Bennett:
Yeah, let's do it all together this time!
Chasca:
Huh. What should we shout?
Traveler:
Lucky star?
Paimon:
Sounds good!
Mualani:
Three, two, one...
Everyone:
Lucky star!
You have a wonderful time with your friends...
Chasca:
...So, what are your plans for the future, Bennett?
Mualani:
If you're having trouble deciding, you can always park it in the People of the Springs for a bit, or however long you want, really.
Bennett:
Thanks for the kind offer, Mualani.
Bennett:
I actually went to see the Pyro Archon to tell her how grateful I am for everything she's done for me.
Bennett:
She told me that the Domain we entered was an Abyssal simulation of the Mare Jivari. It was extremely unstable, and now it's completely gone.
Bennett:
Later, when we got onto talking about my future, she said I was more than welcome to stay here in Natlan... but also that she would respect my decision, whatever it turned out to be.
Bennett:
And after thinking it over, long and hard... I've decided to return to Mondstadt.
Chasca:
You miss your dads, don't you?
Bennett:
That's definitely part of it. I promised to tell them everything that happened on this adventure, and I can't go back on my word.
Bennett:
But also...
Bennett:
When I said goodbye to my mom and dad, I promised them I'd become the most legendary adventurer in all of Teyvat someday.
Bennett:
And no adventurer should stay in one place for too long.
Mualani:
Bennett...
Paimon:
What if your luck starts going downhill again the moment you leave Natlan?
Bennett:
Haha, it's fine.
Bennett:
The warmth and kindness I've experienced on this adventure is enough to get me through all the challenges that lie ahead.
Bennett:
As I attempt to shape my own fate, I want to take that same kindness and pass it forward. That's something I've always believed in.
Chasca:
Hear, hear! To our leader!
Venti:
To our leader, Bennett!
Mualani:
Cheers!
Paimon:
Uhh... This is gonna be another all-nighter, isn't it...
Mualani:
Hehe, the fun never stops! Who's up to perform next?
Chasca:
Bennett's almost fallen asleep several times now...
Bennett:
No, no... I can still... keep going...
Chasca:
Go get some rest now, guys. And seeing as you've still got the energy, I'll leave the clean-up to you, Mualani...
Mualani:
Huh? Why me...?
Venti:
旅行者, perhaps you could join me for a walk?
Venti:
I know a great spot.
Go to the place Venti mentioned
Paimon:
You might be tone-deaf, but you sure know how to sniff out a good view...
Venti:
Haha, glad you like it. Some stories aren't meant for the birds — only for the stars high in the sky.
Traveler:
Time for a bedtime story?
Venti:
Haha... More like a story that begins with "Time" itself.
Venti:
Long, long ago, "Time"Istaroth began to write the story of this world.
Venti:
To her, all living beings were equal, both in their value and insignificance.
Venti:
Like an ancient scroll, she engraved upon her memory all people, all events, all encounters, and all farewells.
Venti:
Back then, as an Anemo spirit, I had a chance encounter with "Time" at the Thousand Winds Temple.
Venti:
Hearing my wishes, she entrusted me with fragments of her power and authority...
Venti:
Sounds like you've heard the story of "Time and the Wind" before.
Venti:
Charming, isn't it?
Venti:
Through the memories engraved in rituals, poems, ruins, and ancient texts, the same beings she considered so insignificant have met her... time and time again.
Paimon:
So this is the story you wanted to share?
Venti:
Mmm... More like the prologue.
Venti:
The corruption of the Mare Jivari is tied to time itself. To put it another way, it is a calamity present in every moment that will ever be.
Venti:
Unlike "Time" herself, I have always cherished many wishes in my heart.
Venti:
Five hundred years ago, to prevent the corruption of the Mare Jivari from spreading beyond Tenochtzitoc...
Venti:
...I blew it off the timeline, turning it into the "Windless Land."
Traveler:
So that's the truth behind the Mare Jivari's disappearance?
Venti:
Oops, seems like I may have confused you...
Venti:
If you're asking about how the Mare Jivari disappeared from Tenochtzitoc two or three decades ago, there may be someone else better suited to tell that story.
Venti:
The Mare Jivari has been the bearer of too many stories that weren't meant to be its own... I merely played a part in one of its chapters.
Venti:
And the choice I made five hundred years ago came with a price.
Venti:
Some souls were unable to return to Mondstadt as a result... while others stayed to settle in this land, merging with the Monetoo to become the Asha we see today.
Paimon:
So the reason you're here in Tenochtzitoc is because...
Venti:
Correct. I'm here to collaborate with the current Pyro Archon, Mavuika.
Traveler:
You mean when we lit up that candle...?
Venti:
Correct again. The flame was our signal.
Venti:
Only by having Mavuika open a rift between that space and the true Mare Jivari could I sneak in and bring back all the souls who wished to return.
Venti:
As for my little trick of bringing back memories as well... Heh, it's not the first time I've pulled that off.
Venti:
Mavuika also mentioned that you were planning to introduce us... Looks like I beat you to it, huh?
Venti:
I was glad to discover that she shares my love for fine wine and freedom. We got along great.
Venti:
Well, it really took it out of me for a few days... In fact, I still feel pretty dead on my feet even now.
Paimon:
Oh, really?
Venti:
But, thinking of all the Aphimead and Dandelion Wine still left to drink... I suppose I can hang in there a little longer.
Paimon:
You don't look that tired to Paimon, so don't think you can just pull out that little excuse and we'll suddenly foot all your bills!
Venti:
Oh how you wound me, Paimon.
Traveler:
Venti...
Venti:
You'll hook me up with some good liquor, won't you, 旅行者?
Venti:
...
Venti:
I suppose... to protect Mondstadt, and that everyone who wishes to stay there has the freedom to choose their own path.