pc: zhongli

[sacredpath]

Comments

[dijun]

More than likely. I don't think that they're able to tell us, whether through their choice or from their God's orders.

At least we might enjoy the scenery. Do they have beaches like this where you're from, Miss Shadowheart?

[sacredpath]

Not quite like this. Port city, bustling docks and all that.

[dijun]

[ a nod, looking out at the water. ]

Liyue as a nation has some beaches, but the harbor is much the same. The gulls are much less friendly in comparison, and it's livelier with the children following merchants and sailors around.

But this is enjoyable, and the company has been good.

[sacredpath]

Has it been...?

[so many of these people truly suck though.]

[dijun]

Overall, yes.

Though I would like a little less property destruction and possibility of needless violence in the grand scheme.

[sacredpath]

If they keep repairing what others break, will that encourage or discourage them, do you think?

[dijun]

Perhaps both, at least at first. It would lose any satisfaction for most people when things are merely fixed every time, instead of remaining broken, so the appeal would be gone.

[sacredpath]

Yes, but then on the other hand, there are no consequences for it, either. It is a true quandary.

[dijun]

You're quite right.

And it falls to us to both clean up after things, and to enact the consequences. But then that leads to a slippery slope of how far someone might take punishments.