a girl who just wants a good life with his little sister gets hit with a speeding car and got isekaid in a game called genshin impact, what's her true power in this world? will she go back to her own world again and find her sister? lets find out!
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"In the heart of every storm lies a whisper, a gentle call to rise above and embrace the strength within."
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The aftermath of the battle with the Ruin Guard left you standing amid the wreckage, your breath still hitching from the rush of power that had surged through you. The wind whispered softly around you, almost as if it were a gentle embrace, reassuring you that you were not alone.
Aether was still processing what had just happened, his eyes reflecting a mix of awe and concern. Paimon floated beside him, her usual enthusiasm replaced by wide-eyed wonder. "Y/N, that was amazing! You really are like some kind of celestial archer!" she exclaimed, her voice bubbling with excitement.
But as you took a moment to collect yourself, the sound of footsteps approached. You turned to see two figures emerging from the shadows of the ruins. One was tall and imposing, with fiery red hair and a stern expression that radiated an air of authority. The other had a playful smile and a confident stance, his blue hair glinting in the sunlight as he stepped forward.
"Seems we arrived just in time," the blue-haired one said, his voice smooth and teasing. "Kaeya, of the Knights of Favonius, at your service." He winked at you, and your cheeks flushed slightly at his charm.
"Diluc," the red-haired man introduced himself, his voice deep but cool. He glanced at you, a fleeting softness in his gaze that quickly shifted back to wariness. "Are you alright?"
You nodded, trying to shake off the lingering adrenaline from the battle. "I'm fine. Just... trying to figure out what happened back there."
Aether stepped forward, his demeanor protective. "We just had a run-in with a Ruin Guard, and she was incredible—she managed to take it down with some newfound powers."
Kaeya raised an eyebrow, intrigued. "Newfound powers? Is that so?" He looked you up and down, as if assessing your potential. "I must say, it's not every day we encounter someone who can take down a Ruin Guard that easily."
Diluc remained silent, studying you intently. The tension between him and Kaeya was palpable, but his gaze softened slightly as it lingered on you. "It's dangerous here. You shouldn't be alone. The Abyss Herald was watching."
You felt a shiver run down your spine at the mention of the Abyss Herald. "He was there?" you asked, suddenly feeling exposed. "He... he didn't attack. He just watched."
"Interesting," Kaeya mused, crossing his arms with a smirk. "Maybe he's intrigued by your powers too. You've certainly captured the attention of two Knights of Favonius."
"Enough with the jokes, Kaeya," Diluc interjected, his tone serious. "We should focus on making sure she's safe."
You couldn't help but feel a mix of emotions, caught between their contrasting attitudes. Kaeya's playful demeanor made you smile, while Diluc's protectiveness gave you a sense of security. It was almost too much for you to process.
As the tension began to ease, you spotted a few nearby Hilichurls cautiously peeking out from behind a rock, their expressions a mix of curiosity and apprehension. You felt an unexpected urge to approach them, and as you did, you noticed how they seemed to calm in your presence.
"Hey there," you called softly, kneeling down to their level. "It's okay. We're not here to hurt you." The Hilichurls tilted their heads, clearly intrigued by your gentleness.
You extended your hand, and to your surprise, one of the Hilichurls stepped forward, placing a small flower in your palm. "A gift?" you smiled, feeling a warmth spread through you. In that moment, you sensed a connection, a bridge forming between you and these misunderstood creatures.
Kaeya watched, a hint of amusement dancing in his eyes. "Looks like you have a way with the local fauna, too. Maybe they know something we don't."
Diluc's expression softened further as he observed your interaction. "It seems you're a natural healer," he remarked quietly, though his voice was laced with caution. "But you should be careful. Healing abilities can draw unwanted attention."
You smiled, but his concern made you feel more appreciated than overwhelmed. "I didn't realize I had healing powers. I guess they just... appeared."
Aether stepped closer, his expression shifting to admiration. "Whatever powers you have, Y/N, they're a part of you now. Just remember to use them wisely."
With the Hilichurls now comfortable around you, you felt a surge of warmth in your chest. Perhaps this was what it meant to connect with others—both human and creature alike. And in that moment, surrounded by new companions, you felt a sense of belonging start to take root.
Kaeya leaned against a nearby wall, his smile playful again. "Well, if you're done charming the Hilichurls, maybe we should find a place to regroup. I hear there's a tavern nearby that serves the best drinks."
Diluc shot him a warning glance, his tone sharp. "This isn't a time for leisure, Kaeya. We need to focus."
You glanced between them, sensing the underlying tension but also the affection they held for each other—an odd dynamic that made you feel even more intrigued. As you rose to your feet, you felt a quiet determination settling within you.
