So you were born in Watatsumi. And it was Lady Focolars that called you here to Fontaine.
[ There were some educated guesses that Zhongli could make based of the fragmented memories that he saw in the fountain's waters brought to life by the Sovereign's hydro. The clothes, landscape and architecture of Neuvillette's memories had all aligned with Zhongli's recollection of Watatsumi Island during that time. Though busy with his own nation's troubles and the passing of multiple members of the Seven, Zhongli had scarce time to visit Inazuma outside of attempting to send Ei his most sincere condolences. Such a task would have been much more suited to Barbatos, but unfortunately the god of freedom had also succumbed to another centuries long nap.
The confirmation, while welcome, does little to bring peace of mind. What of the other Sovereigns then, now that one had once again regained their full power? The inevitable and upcoming conflict was looking to have more and more players entering the stage, their relationships and grievances weaving into a more complex web that Zhongli could have guessed when he made his own contract with the Tsaritsa.
Were the days of peace (won in the blood of fallen and stolen power) finally coming to an end? And at what cost to Teyvat herself? ]
As I believe the rest of your story might fill in the gaps of my understanding of the greater forces at play here, are you satisfied with my conclusion of your identity?
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[ There were some educated guesses that Zhongli could make based of the fragmented memories that he saw in the fountain's waters brought to life by the Sovereign's hydro. The clothes, landscape and architecture of Neuvillette's memories had all aligned with Zhongli's recollection of Watatsumi Island during that time. Though busy with his own nation's troubles and the passing of multiple members of the Seven, Zhongli had scarce time to visit Inazuma outside of attempting to send Ei his most sincere condolences. Such a task would have been much more suited to Barbatos, but unfortunately the god of freedom had also succumbed to another centuries long nap.
The confirmation, while welcome, does little to bring peace of mind. What of the other Sovereigns then, now that one had once again regained their full power? The inevitable and upcoming conflict was looking to have more and more players entering the stage, their relationships and grievances weaving into a more complex web that Zhongli could have guessed when he made his own contract with the Tsaritsa.
Were the days of peace (won in the blood of fallen and stolen power) finally coming to an end? And at what cost to Teyvat herself? ]
As I believe the rest of your story might fill in the gaps of my understanding of the greater forces at play here, are you satisfied with my conclusion of your identity?