It took a while before anyone noticed Tiamat and her group.
“It’s Lord Anemo Archon.” “Hmm?
It really is Lord Anemo Archon.” “Lord Anemo Archon, why have you come?” “Lord Anemo Archon, are you here to see us?” “Lord Anemo Archon is here, everyone, look sharp!” “Lord Anemo Archon, it’s dirty here, please don’t come over.” “Captain Kaeya, what happened to your face?” Feeling the children’s enthusiasm, Tiamat smiled slightly, and then with a mere thought…
Wisps of gentle breeze blew away their heat, bringing them peace and coolness.
The bodies of several people carrying stone slabs suddenly felt light, and the slabs were already on the workbench on the roof.
The raw stones next to the workers cutting slabs suddenly decomposed, forming several types of stone blocks of the same specifications they were cutting.
The cement mixed itself in mid-air into the proper proportions, and then, the cement containers upstairs were suddenly filled.
As for the architectural construction, it wasn’t that Tiamat didn’t want to help, but as she observed, she found that her own ideas for certain details deviated from their methods.
They would pay attention to where to leave a large hole, where to make a protrusion, and some places were simply for decoration; Tiamat couldn’t easily help with these.
She could only process and transport materials for them.
Yet, in the eyes of the workers and knights, this was already an incredible miracle.
“This…
thank the Anemo Archon.” “Lord Anemo Archon has truly been a huge help.” “Can a deity really do such things so easily?
How miraculous.” “Haha, the progress is much faster this way.” …
Consequently, everyone was basically just doing the masonry work, and it was believed that this tower would be repaired very soon.
Clap, clap, clap.
“As expected of the Anemo Archon, I didn’t expect you to be able to help so much,” Kaeya said, clapping from the side.
“Hmph, Tiamat is very powerful.
There are even more impressive things, but there’s no room to show them off here,” Paimon said proudly, hands on her hips in the air.
“Is that so?
Then that’s truly something to look forward to.” Barbara then spoke up: “Lord Kaeya, don’t talk nonsense; it’s better if those situations don’t happen.
Also, why are they calling you Captain?” “Oh, Acting Grand Master Jean collapsed from exhaustion, so she let me take over for her.” “What!” Barbara turned pale with shock upon hearing this, let go of Tiamat’s hand, and ran toward the Knights of Favonius headquarters at her fastest speed.
Tiamat didn’t understand the meaning of “collapsed from exhaustion,” she only looked at Kaeya resentfully.
This child had once again separated her from her beloved child.
Kaeya scratched his face awkwardly, “Ow!
That hurts.” Paimon added insult to injury from the side: “Serves you right!
Paimon has already discovered you’re a bad guy.
I’m going to give you an ugly nickname; I’ll call you…
Painted-Face Cat!” Kaeya felt as if an arrow had pierced his heart.
…
The tower was soon repaired.
Everyone prepared to move their things to the next site.
Paimon interrupted then: “Everyone, there’s no need to carry them, just go straight to the new site.” “Ah…
this…” The crowd only rushed to the new site together after seeing Tiamat nod.
With a thought from Tiamat, all the items appeared at the new site.
“Ah?
This is possible too?
Incredible.” “How can we possibly fathom the great power of the Anemo Archon?” “Exactly, let’s work hard and not let the Anemo Archon’s kindness go to waste.” …
Kaeya rubbed his chin, avoiding the injured areas, thinking about something.
“Did Brother Kaeya see anything?” A somewhat playful voice came from behind Kaeya.
The group turned around to see a youth dressed all in green; it was Venti.
Paimon recognized the newcomer.
“Ah, it’s you, the person who was talking to Dvalin that day.” Venti said with a grin: “That’s right, little Paimon still remembers me, I’m truly happy.” Kaeya asked curiously: “Shouldn’t you be at ‘Angels Share’?
Why did you come over?” Venti shrugged helplessly.
“Sigh, the wine in the tavern was all snatched up yesterday, and the new wine won’t arrive until noon.
I don’t have any Mora, so I couldn’t even buy a snack to go with my drinks there.
So I came out for a stroll.
I just happened to run into you.” Then Venti looked at Tiamat and Paimon.
“Let me introduce myself, my name is Venti, the best bard in all of Mondstadt, though you should have heard my other name, Barbatos.” Paimon was extremely shocked.
“Eh?
So you are the Anemo Archon.” Hearing this, Kaeya suddenly remembered something and looked around.
He found that the nearby workers had no reaction to this place.
“Don’t worry, I set up a wind field.
They can’t hear us.
Alright, since we’ve met, let’s get to know each other, new Anemo Archon.” Venti gave Tiamat a meaningful smile.
Paimon was a bit nervous.
“Eh?
What are you going to do to Tiamat?
Let me tell you, we’re not afraid of you.” Venti hurriedly waved his hands in front of him and said: “Eh eh eh?
I didn’t mean that.
I didn’t want to be the Anemo Archon in the first place, and this lady is doing a much better job than me.
Tiamat, is it?
But that’s not your real name, is it?
The kind of name you know from birth.”