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About the Windmills
Paimon: Mondstadt has so many windmills, doesn't it?
(TravelerTraveler): Well, the city is built above water, so it probably relies on (‍the windmillsthe windmills/windmillswindmills‍) to draw the water upwards.
Paimon: That's correct! The winds blow through Mondstadt all year, so this supply of water is very stable.
Paimon: Also, the windmills are what they call "visible winds" — and wind chimes are called the "audible winds."
Paimon: Paimon guesses they can be thought of as mascots and prayers to the Anemo Archon for protection.
(TravelerTraveler): Ah, mascots. So, like you then, Paimon?
Paimon: No! Not at all! They're made of wood, and you can't eat them in an emergency either, 'cause all you'll do is grind your teeth down!
(TravelerTraveler): (‍Uhh...Uhh.../Umm...Umm...‍)
(TravelerTraveler): ...I don't know what to say to that.
About the Tavern Owner
(TravelerTraveler): I've heard that if you give tavern owners a considerable tip, they'll be willing to (‍givegive/shareshare‍) some information on the down low.
Paimon: You mean the Angel's Share? But Master Diluc seems like a very rich man.
Paimon: How big a tip is "considerable," anyway?
(TravelerTraveler): (‍UhUh/HuhHuh‍)... Maybe I might have heard wrong.
(TravelerTraveler): (‍OrOr/Or,Or,‍) maybe I might have heard this rumor in another world...
Paimon: You sure have been to many worlds, haven't you?
About Cider Lake
Paimon: Cider Lake never freezes, no matter what time of year it is.
Paimon: The best apple ciders in Mondstadt can only be made using the fresh water from this lake.
Paimon: It really does taste great! Paimon could drink two big bottles in a second!
(TravelerTraveler): Wow.
Paimon: Tee-hee!
(TravelerTraveler): With your size, I can't believe that you can drink that much liquid...
(TravelerTraveler): ...And not explode like an Anemo Slime.
Paimon: Paimon has a special stomach just for tasty drinks!
(TravelerTraveler): (‍A special stomach? ...I have so many questions about how this world works.A special stomach? ...I have so many questions about how this world works./Huh... I guess the world really is a big place. So many things to consider...Huh... I guess the world really is a big place. So many things to consider...‍)
About the Library's Restricted Section
(TravelerTraveler): About those books in the "restricted section" that Lisa mentioned...
(TravelerTraveler): Have you ever wondered what sort of books might be kept in there?
(TravelerTraveler): Perhaps...
(TravelerTraveler): ...It contains books not suitable for children?
Paimon: Huh? But "The Boar Princess" isn't in the restricted section!
Paimon: What could be more unsuitable for children than that? ...Hmm, Paimon's curious...
About Effort and Reward
Paimon: Paimon finds that hard work hardly works here in Mondstadt.
(TravelerTraveler): Why do you say that?
Paimon: Just look at Huffman from the Knights of Favonius. He does his best at his duties every day...
Paimon: But the ever-relaxed Captain Kaeya is his boss.
(TravelerTraveler): (‍Hmm, butHmm, but/Hmm... ButHmm... But‍) isn't Jean, who works the hardest, the Acting Grand Master?
Paimon: W—Well, how about this, then...
Paimon: Venti's the god of Mondstadt, and he's the laziest of them all!
About the Goth Grand Hotel
(TravelerTraveler): (‍SureSure/Ah... SureAh... Sure‍) would be nice to spend a night at the Goth Grand Hotel...
Paimon: Paimon thinks so too!
Paimon: The rooms are sure to be big and clean.
(TravelerTraveler): Still, I've heard Mr. Goth say that they've had all kinds of strange problems ever since the Fatui moved in.
(TravelerTraveler): The Electro Cicins that their mages brought in attracted a lot of dust with static electricity, which ended up killing a lot of those Cicins.
(TravelerTraveler): Then, someone mixed up the Mist Grass Pollen and the pepper...
(TravelerTraveler): And the Agents ended up brawling amongst themselves, each insisting that the other owed them money for wine.
Paimon: ...Hang in there, Goth Grand Hotel...
About the Way the Wind Blows
(TravelerTraveler): Everyone says that Mondstadt is the land of the wind.
(TravelerTraveler): (‍ButBut/But,But,‍) I wonder which direction the seasonal winds come from.
Paimon: Why don't we ask Venti?
(TravelerTraveler): He'll probably just dodge the question with a "hehe" or something...
Paimon: True. The Anemo Archon is just a Tone-Deaf Bard. What does he know about the wind?
About Alchemy
(TravelerTraveler): So here in Mondstadt, alchemy is practiced out on the streets?
Paimon: Is that so strange?
(TravelerTraveler): In many of the worlds I've been to in the past, alchemy has always been a secretive art.
(TravelerTraveler): Watching alchemy being practiced as a part of daily life is like being in a world where people (‍havehave/all haveall have‍) three stomachs...
Paimon: Paimon thinks only having one stomach is weird!
(TravelerTraveler): Uh...
(TravelerTraveler): Are you serious?
Paimon: What do you think?
About Teyvat
(TravelerTraveler): Teyvat's day and night both seem particularly short.
(TravelerTraveler): The skies here are full of stars, but they aren't the same as the ones (‍seen from my homeseen from my home/back homeback home‍).
(TravelerTraveler): I wonder if the fates of people from Teyvat are also related to their constellations.
Paimon: Oh? Do you know how to read the stars, too? That's amazing! Not a lot of people outside Sumeru can do it.
Paimon: Paimon's curious! Come on, do a reading for me, quick!
(TravelerTraveler): Hmm...
(TravelerTraveler): The night sky pictured on Paimon's cape... flows with the light of many stars, and also of the deep ocean...
(TravelerTraveler): The movement of these stars... tells me (‍that...that.../that, uh...that, uh...‍) in, say, seven days from now...
Paimon: ...In seven days what?
(TravelerTraveler): Something good, or something bad, might occur...
Paimon: Heh, right... your theory sounds as rock solid as a Geo Slime... And about as brainy, too.
About the God of Freedom
(TravelerTraveler): On the way back to Mondstadt after rescuing Dvalin...
(TravelerTraveler): We finally got to see one of the the Seven Archons, didn't we? It was interesting to see what kind of god he was.
Paimon: Hmm... Haven't we known Venti for quite a while now?
(TravelerTraveler): As Venti, yes... But still, this was the first time that we got to see him as the Anemo Archon, Barbatos.
(TravelerTraveler): Normally, he hides his true divinity behind the facade of a bard.
(TravelerTraveler): "What does freedom really mean, when demanded of you by a god?"
(TravelerTraveler): (‍That questionThat question/That was the questionThat was the question‍) that he asked Dvalin... I'm still contemplating that(‍,,/......‍) you know?
About Mondstadt's Terrain
Paimon: Mondstadt is full of wide plains and rolling hills.
Paimon: People say that when Barbatos made this land, he used the storm to flatten the cliffs and valleys...
(TravelerTraveler): Still, it looks like he missed a few spots.
Paimon: Like Starsnatch Cliff?
(TravelerTraveler): Exactly.
(TravelerTraveler): On the map, it almost looks as if it was meant to be the apex of a vertical structure, but ended up at the wrong orientation.
Paimon: Wh—What's an "apex"?
About Benny's Adventure Team
Paimon: If you want to adventure together with Benny's Adventure Team, you have to come prepared.
Paimon: Domains are very dangerous, so you should always take care to double- and triple-check your supplies in advance.
Paimon: Paimon's heard that the Adventurers' Guild has compiled a list of 463 different ways of dying in these domains...
Paimon: If Bennett got you killed by accident, Paimon and Bennett would never forgive ourselves!
(TravelerTraveler): ...Why am I the only one dying here?
Paimon: Well, that's because according to the numbers, Paimon can avoid 322 causes of death just by floating!
(TravelerTraveler): I suddenly don't feel like exploring these domains...
About Bennett
(TravelerTraveler): I've heard that Albert, being the leader of Barbara's fan club...
(TravelerTraveler): ...Sometimes gets bumps and bruises on purpose (‍soso/so thatso that‍) he can go to the Cathedral to see her.
Paimon: Paimon feels the Knights of Favonius should keep a closer watch on weirdos like that.
(TravelerTraveler): But it seems that a month later, Albert discovered that Bennett was managing to see Barbara far more than he was.
(TravelerTraveler): (‍Well...Well.../On second thought,On second thought,‍) Bennett does have the natural advantage when it comes to (‍getting injured, after allgetting injured, after all/getting injuredgetting injured‍).
Paimon: What is this, a "let's bother Barbara" contest?
About the "Idol"
Paimon: Barbara's really popular, isn't she?
(TravelerTraveler): Well, she is the idol of the people of Mondstadt.
Paimon: Come to think of it... Paimon doesn't really know what an "idol" is.
(TravelerTraveler): It's an occupation in which one's work is to be cute, be well-loved, and earn a boat-load of Mora.
Paimon: Isn't that the same thing as being a mascot?
(TravelerTraveler): (‍That's... heh,That's... heh,/That's...That's...‍) one way to put it.
About Being Sisters
(TravelerTraveler): Lisa and Amber feel a bit like sisters.
Paimon: Huh? Why's that?
(TravelerTraveler): Amber often runs errands for Lisa. Older siblings asking their younger siblings to do things for them (‍so thatso that/soso‍) they can slack off is a rather common practice...
(TravelerTraveler): (‍ButBut/But,But,‍) my (‍sistersisterTooltip for sister/brotherbrotherTooltip for brother‍) and I are the same age, so we had to decide these things via rock-paper-scissors.
Paimon: Whoa. So, doesn't that make you my younger (‍brotherbrother/sistersister‍)?
(TravelerTraveler): What do you mean?
Paimon: Well, since Paimon floats, you're the only one who can "run" any errands!
(TravelerTraveler): ...Seriously?
About Kaeya's Eye Patch
(TravelerTraveler): Paimon, have you ever seen what Kaeya looks like under that eye patch?
Paimon: Nope.
(TravelerTraveler): So, it would (‍seemseem/seem thatseem that‍) he never takes it off...
Paimon: Actually, Paimon already knows why!
(TravelerTraveler): Oh?
Paimon: He must be hiding some big secret!
(TravelerTraveler): Really, a secret?
Paimon: See, Kaeya heads out for assignments more than anyone else.
Paimon: So the skin under that eye patch has to be way lighter than the rest of him.
(TravelerTraveler): (‍So...So.../SoSo‍) if he ever takes that eye patch off...
Paimon: He'll definitely become the butt of everyone's jokes. Maybe he'll even get a weird nickname!
Paimon: Like, say, "Pasty Eye"!
(TravelerTraveler): Guess he didn't need to take it off to get a weird nickname...
About Kaeya and Diluc
Paimon: Strange...
(TravelerTraveler): What's wrong?
Paimon: Diluc and Kaeya are really alike, so why don't they get along?
(TravelerTraveler): How are they alike, again?
Paimon: Well, Kaeya's the kind of guy who acts shady in the light of day...
Paimon: While Diluc is a shining beacon of justice in the dark of night!
Paimon: Don't you think that's kinda the same thing...?
(TravelerTraveler): Uhh... I still don't see it.
About Measuring Fighting Strength
(TravelerTraveler): If one hilichurl could beat, say, three wild boars...
(TravelerTraveler): Then how many hilichurls would it take to reach the fighting prowess of Master Jean and Master Diluc?
Paimon: Not sure... but if you heard the way everyone talks in Mondstadt, you'd know that Master Jean is the strongest.
(TravelerTraveler): (‍Uhh... I'd say thatUhh... I'd say that/I'd say thatI'd say that‍) if Diluc strikes first, Master Jean wouldn't be able to counter.
Paimon: Oh, she'd find a way.
(TravelerTraveler): There's no way.
Paimon: Master Jean's Elemental Burst is really strong, you know~
(TravelerTraveler): Yes, but that "field" would also make Diluc stronger.
Paimon: Paimon doesn't think Master Jean would even need her Vision to take on Master Diluc, because—
(TravelerTraveler): Diluc would only need a beginner's greatsword to—
Paimon: Argh...
(TravelerTraveler): Ugh...
(TravelerTraveler): *sigh* (‍...This...This/This...This...‍) is so dumb.
(TravelerTraveler): They both fight for Mondstadt, so they wouldn't come to blows.
Paimon: That's why Paimon likes your idea of measuring their fighting strength in number of hilichurls.
Paimon: ...Or in Paimon's case, in fifths of a wild boar.
About Razor
Paimon: (TravelerTraveler), you know what a brush is, right?
(TravelerTraveler): Of course! Kinda like pens but with animal hair at one end for calligraphy, right?
Paimon: That's correct! They say that finely-made brushes sell for high prices among Liyue's merchants!
(TravelerTraveler): So, would you like to make some too?
Paimon: Uh-huh! But wild wolves are too fierce, so we should use Razor's fur to make brushes instead!
Paimon: Razor's fur is all downy and soft. It'll definitely make great wolf-fur brushes! We could make lots of Mora like this!
(TravelerTraveler): Brushes made like that would conduct electricity. I'm not sure we could use them.
(TravelerTraveler): Besides, Razor isn't a wolf, nor are (‍wolf-furwolf-fur/wolfwolf‍) brushes made from actual wolves' fur...
Paimon: Huh? Why are they called wolf-fur brushes, then?
(TravelerTraveler): Well, does Cider Lake look like it's full of cider to you?
Paimon: Hmm. You have a point.
About Klee
Paimon: Klee's a really interesting kid.
Paimon: All the Knights seem to like her a lot, too. You could even say they spoil her.
(TravelerTraveler): (‍I wonderI wonder/I wonder,I wonder,‍) who makes the better mascot: (‍PaimonPaimon/Paimon,Paimon,‍) or Klee?
(TravelerTraveler): Oh wait, I forgot. Paimon's not a mascot, (‍Paimon'sPaimon's/Paimon isPaimon is‍) emergency—
Paimon: Hey! Paimon knows exactly what you're going to say. That joke stopped being funny a long time ago.
About the "Wondermaid"
Paimon: It's time for Paimon's Little Life Tips!
(TravelerTraveler): "Little Life Tips"?
Paimon: In Mondstadt, if there's something you can't fix, or there's something you can't get clean no matter what you do...
Paimon: If you ever run into something you can't handle yourself, you just need to shout this name into the skies:
Paimon: "Noeeeelle!"
Paimon: And everything that's troubling you will be swept away in an instant.
(TravelerTraveler): So this is one of the tricks to living in Mondstadt... Pretty impressive...
About Fischl
Paimon: Fischl makes a very unique impression, doesn't she?
(TravelerTraveler): How so?
Paimon: Well, she travels together with a talking raven, for starters.
(TravelerTraveler): Well, I'm traveling with you. It's not all that different.
(TravelerTraveler): Still, Oz can also translate for Fischl. You, on the other hand...
Paimon: What!? Paimon's way better than some bird!
(TravelerTraveler): Haha, how so?
Paimon: Well, um... uh... at least Paimon doesn't need wings to fly!
About Pets
(TravelerTraveler): Speaking of Fischl, she also claims to be a "visitor from another world"...
(TravelerTraveler): We're similar in that way. We even bring a pet along with us.
Paimon: Pet? Now, wait just a minute, here...
(TravelerTraveler): But her raven, Oz... He looks cool, and is polite to boot.
(TravelerTraveler): More importantly, he can both scout and fight — very useful indeed.
(TravelerTraveler): Maybe I should make arrangements with Fischl to trade companions once in a while for, say, a week or two at a time(‍../??‍) (‍ItIt/Hehe, itHehe, it‍) should be quite interesting.
Paimon: Hey! Doesn't Paimon get a say in this!?
About Flying
Paimon: Come on, (TravelerTraveler), Paimon'll teach you how to fly!
Paimon: Three, two, one!
(TravelerTraveler): Ah, Paimon's gone.
(TravelerTraveler): Well, whatever. (‍I'm tired. Let's just sit here for a bit...I'm tired. Let's just sit here for a bit.../*sigh* I'm tired. Let's just... sit here for a bit.*sigh* I'm tired. Let's just... sit here for a bit.‍)
(TravelerTraveler): (‍I'm flying with youI'm flying with you/*yawn* I'm flying with you...*yawn* I'm flying with you...‍) in my heart... Mm...
About Slimes
Paimon: What sort of slime do you like the most, (TravelerTraveler)?
(TravelerTraveler): (‍Pyro Slimes, I suppose. You can feel their warmth just by getting close. That's something you'll need in the winter.Pyro Slimes, I suppose. You can feel their warmth just by getting close. That's something you'll need in the winter. Tooltip for Pyro Slimes, I suppose. You can feel their warmth just by getting close. That's something you'll need in the winter./Cryo Slimes, I think. You feel cold just getting close to them — you'll need that sort of thing in summer.Cryo Slimes, I think. You feel cold just getting close to them — you'll need that sort of thing in summer. Tooltip for Cryo Slimes, I think. You feel cold just getting close to them — you'll need that sort of thing in summer.‍)
Paimon: That's very practical, as expected of a traveler.
(TravelerTraveler): What about you, Paimon?
Paimon: Paimon likes them all! They're all very tasty!
(TravelerTraveler): (‍Tasty? Hmm...Tasty? Hmm.../Tasty, huh...Tasty, huh...‍)
Paimon: Turning slimes into bubbly, lovely, jubbly meals is the Paimon Special!
(TravelerTraveler): Well then...
(TravelerTraveler): I suppose that's one more thing I can eat before you become emergency rations, huh, Paimon?
Paimon: Uhh... Paimon would rather not be on that list at all!
About Hilichurls
(TravelerTraveler): Do you think that we're too harsh on the hilichurls?
Paimon: Well... sometimes we really do seem like children who just can't resist kicking the hornet's nest...
(TravelerTraveler): I think we're doing more than just kicking it...
About the Sleepers
(TravelerTraveler): The "Sleeper tribe"... The hilichurls sure have interesting tribe names.
Paimon: The Sleeper tribe will take any opportunity they can to take a nap.
Paimon: Paimon's heard that their animal-skin beds are really soft. Would you like to try them?
(TravelerTraveler): Not (‍going togoing to/gonnagonna‍) try it yourself, Paimon?
Paimon: Paimon can sleep while floating! The air is the softest bed. Pretty sweet, huh?
(TravelerTraveler): ...Just a little.
About the Meaties
(TravelerTraveler): (‍The "Meaty tribe"...? Hahaha, theseThe "Meaty tribe"...? Hahaha, these/The "Meaty tribe," huh? TheseThe "Meaty tribe," huh? These‍) hilichurls pick the funniest names.
Paimon: The hilichurls of the Meaty tribe make regular sacrifices. The altars they build are really huge.
(TravelerTraveler): What do they pray for?
Paimon: "For meat to eat every day"! It's an awesome wish, isn't it?
(TravelerTraveler): ...I suppose I should have expected that answer.
About the Eclipse Tribe
(TravelerTraveler): The "Eclipse tribe"... (‍SoSo/Huh. SoHuh. So‍) the hilichurls have normal-sounding tribe names like these, too.
Paimon: The hilichurls of the Eclipse tribe are really mysterious.
Paimon: All the hilichurls of that tribe can draw an eclipse symbol.
Paimon: But rumor has it that only the Dada Samachurl of the Eclipse tribe knows why the eclipse symbol is so revered within their tribe.
(TravelerTraveler): An eclipse symbol...
Paimon: Hmm? Did you say something, (TravelerTraveler)?
(TravelerTraveler): Ah... I was... asking you what sort of soup you'd like to have tonight.
Paimon: Can't stop thinking about food, huh? Seems like you'd be more at home in the Meaty tribe than the Eclipse tribe. But anyway, Paimon wants boar soup. Thanks!
About Riches
Paimon: Paimon doesn't feel so good...
(TravelerTraveler): What's the matter?
Paimon: Paimon hasn't opened a treasure chest in so long. If this keeps up... *whimpers*
(TravelerTraveler): If this keeps up, you'll one day get caught in a hunting trap with a single Mora as bait...
Paimon: Hey! Paimon floats, so that'll never work.
About Weight Gain
Paimon: Wow, we've really had a lot of good food recently, haven't we?
Paimon: You know what they say: "Have food, will travel"!
(TravelerTraveler): Hmm... Won't you be unable to fly if you get fat?
Paimon: Nope! Paimon never gets fat!
(TravelerTraveler): Huh...
Paimon: So Paimon demands more food!
(TravelerTraveler): Ever eating but never growing... Don't you fail as emergency rations, then?
Paimon: Yeah, yeah... Well it sure doesn't look like you have any other candidates... So you'll have to make do with Paimon!
About Cat People and Dog People
Paimon: Which do you like more: cats or dogs?
(TravelerTraveler): I prefer Paimon.
Paimon: Aww, that's cheating~!
Paimon: Wait, no! Paimon's not a pet!
About Rock, Paper, Scissors
Paimon: We should get something tasty to eat! Uh, but Paimon doesn't wanna have to go get it...
(TravelerTraveler): (‍ShallShall/Hmm, shallHmm, shall‍) we decide with a game of rock-paper-scissors, then?
Paimon: Ooh, okay!
(TravelerTraveler): (‍Alright then.Alright then./Great! Alright, ready?Great! Alright, ready?‍) Rock, paper—
Paimon: —Super Paimon Tornado!
(TravelerTraveler): ...(‍What!?What!?/What?What?‍)
About Relaxing
Paimon: Phew! Paimon's been working so hard recently. Any ideas on how to relax?
(TravelerTraveler): (‍...Sleeping?...Sleeping?/Uhh... Sleeping?Uhh... Sleeping?‍)
Paimon: Sleeping's boring.
(TravelerTraveler): (‍...Reading?...Reading?/Reading?Reading?‍)
Paimon: Paimon'll get dizzy.
(TravelerTraveler): ...(‍HavingHaving/Okay, havingOkay, having‍) a chat with some friends?
Paimon: ...Ugh.
Paimon: But those're all things that require thinking.
Paimon: And not thinking is more relaxing.
(TravelerTraveler): (‍AndAnd/*sigh* And*sigh* And‍) thus the "Paimon Paradox," famed in the histories of philosophy in Teyvat, was put forth...
About Saving Money
Paimon: Wow, a weasel thief's backpack can really hide a lot of Mora!
(TravelerTraveler): Well, it's because weasels, by nature, enjoy collecting shiny objects.
Paimon: Paimon's heard that the origin of the weasel thieves has something to do with the Treasure Hoarders...
Paimon: Also, aren't crows the type to collect shinies as well?
Paimon: Paimon wonders if Oz has a secret stash of Mora that he collects behind Fischl's back.
(TravelerTraveler): Well, now that you mention it, Paimon...
(TravelerTraveler): I wonder, (‍do you—do you—/do you have—do you have—‍)
Paimon: —Uhh... Nope. Nothing here! You won't find any Mora in Paimon's shoes, no way!
About Adventure Stories
(TravelerTraveler): Paimon, have you ever read "Vera's Melancholy" before?
Paimon: Well, it sure sounds familiar!
(TravelerTraveler): That book's pretty popular, and I've heard that the author made a tidy sum off of it...
Paimon: *sigh* Paimon would love to make lots and lots of Mora...
Paimon: Hmm... It's decided, then! Paimon will write an adventure story as well!
(TravelerTraveler): A tale of adventure, by Paimon?
Paimon: Correct! It'll be a story in which the brave traveler defeats the dragon, saves the world...
Paimon: And then sits down with (‍hishis/herher‍) reliable companion for ten servings of Sticky Honey Roast!
(TravelerTraveler): (‍Ten!?Ten!?/...Ten!?...Ten!?‍)
Paimon: Uh-huh! A happy ending attracts the readers, after all!
Paimon: It's decided, then! We'll call it "Paimon's Happiness!"
(TravelerTraveler): Wait, what?
About Nightmares
Paimon: Have you ever had one of those super scary nightmares, (TravelerTraveler)?
(TravelerTraveler): Um, I've (‍dreameddreamed/dreamtdreamt‍) of falling through endless darkness...
(TravelerTraveler): Without a wind glider.
Paimon: Eek...
(TravelerTraveler): I've also (‍dreameddreamed/dreamtdreamt‍) of my (‍sistersister/brotherbrother‍) walking away from me, while I'm unable to catch up to (‍herher/himhim‍) no matter how fast I run.
(TravelerTraveler): ...(‍SheShe/HeHe‍) tells me that I've "come too late."
Paimon: Oh...
Paimon: Yours are quite different from the ones that Paimon's had.
Paimon: Paimon's scariest dream was being eaten by a super giant slime.
About Seelie
(TravelerTraveler): (‍Where do those treasure-chasing Seelie come from, I wonder?Where do those treasure-chasing Seelie come from, I wonder?/I wonder where those treasure-chasing Seelie come from.I wonder where those treasure-chasing Seelie come from.‍)
Paimon: Maybe they grow out of the ground — or maybe they fall from trees?
Paimon: Well, Paimon doesn't know where they come from, but where there are Seelie, treasure's not far away!
(TravelerTraveler): (‍Still...Still.../*sigh* Still...*sigh* Still...‍) why do I feel a certain sadness every time they touch those treasures?
Paimon: Hmm?
(TravelerTraveler): (‍NoNo/...No...No‍), it's probably just my imagination.
Paimon: Well... if you don't want the treasure, Paimon can hang onto it for you, free of charge!
About Someone Unforgettable
Paimon: Has anyone left a big impression on you during our recent travels?
Paimon: For Paimon, that's Sara.
(TravelerTraveler): Timmie.
Paimon: ...Huh? Why him?
(TravelerTraveler): (‍His faceHis face/*sigh* His face*sigh* His face‍) comes to mind every time I've eaten a Sweet Madame recently... Really makes it hard to chow down.
About Language
Paimon: You learn new things so quickly.
Paimon: You've already got such a good grasp of Teyvat's language.
(TravelerTraveler): You're a good teacher, Paimon.
Paimon: Aww, hehehe...
(TravelerTraveler): Who knows, maybe the quality of your nasty nicknames will improve someday.
About Paimon's Species
(TravelerTraveler): What monster made the deepest impression on you?
Paimon: Monsters, huh? Probably... Ruin Guards.
(TravelerTraveler): Does a Ruin Guard really count as a monster? It's more like a machine...
Paimon: Paimon thinks that you can call anything that causes us trouble and needs to be defeated a "monster."
Paimon: Just like how we call anything that can be hunted "prey."
(TravelerTraveler): Is that so... Well then, I think I'm finally able to classify you now, Paimon.
Paimon: Eh? What do you mean?
(TravelerTraveler): You can be hooked and reeled in... therefore, you're a fish!
Paimon: Hmph!
About Storing Weapons
Paimon: Hey, do that again! You know, that thing!
(TravelerTraveler): Which one?
Paimon: The one where you make your weapon disappear with a swish, and then, fwoosh — you make it appear behind your back again!
(TravelerTraveler): Oh, that(‍??/..‍) Haven't you seen that a ton already?
Paimon: But Paimon hasn't figured out how you do it yet. Could you explain it?
(TravelerTraveler): Well, can you explain how you suddenly appear in front of me, and then disappear just as suddenly?
Paimon: Uh... well... Paimon seems to have always been able to do this. But Paimon doesn't know how...
(TravelerTraveler): Precisely. I believe that the art of putting my weapon away follows the same principle.
(TravelerTraveler): Maybe it's this similarity that makes us such good friends(‍??/..‍)
About Chests
Paimon: (TravelerTraveler), what do you think of treasure chests?
(TravelerTraveler): I believe that they were left behind by great travelers who once passed this way.
(TravelerTraveler): Every time I open one and look at its contents, I can feel a certain kinship with those who came before...
Paimon: And that's how you get adventure experience!
About Eyes
Paimon: Look into Paimon's eyes!
(TravelerTraveler): Something the matter?
Paimon: Kaeya said that people's eyes will betray them.
Paimon: He can tell if someone is telling the truth or not just by looking into their eyes.
(TravelerTraveler): Huh...
Paimon: Paimon loves Fisherman's Toast!
(TravelerTraveler): That should be the truth. Haha, well, that's also because you love everything that can be eaten.
Paimon: Hehe.
(TravelerTraveler): Speaking of looking into people's eyes... I remember one gaze that left a particularly deep impression on me.
Paimon: Whose gaze was that?
(TravelerTraveler): A Ruin Guard's. Really made me want to poke its eye out...
About Imitating Others
Paimon: Ugh, Paimon's so bored... So tired...
(TravelerTraveler): Well, since we're bored either way, wanna imitate the other Knights for fun?
Paimon: Huh? Isn't that a bit disrespectful?
(TravelerTraveler): Haha, I see you already have the knightly virtue of modesty and politeness. Very impressive.
Paimon: Hey! Paimon sees what you're doing. Cut it out!
About the Luck of the Draw
Paimon: Urrrrgh...
(TravelerTraveler): (‍HmmHmm/HuhHuh‍)? Are there pigeons around?
Paimon: No, Paimon's just hungry.
Paimon: What Paimon needs right now is a traveler who can whip up some delicious Sticky Honey Roast.
Paimon: So, who's going to be the lucky traveler? Hmm?
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