"—Lady Ragna! Please stop saying such unreasonable things!"
Rita was clearly at the end of her rope. Her ever-composed expression was crumbling.
As a fellow sufferer, Himeko silently turned her gaze toward Mei when she saw this.
"Don't. You only taught me a tiny bit, didn't you?"
Mei edged closer to Acheron with a hint of disdain.
"Damn it! Teaching you was worse than teaching a cabbage!"
"A cabbage would be even less capable of helping you find a man."
Seele listened to their conversation and quietly made herself less noticeable.
"Speaking of bad premonitions, is it something at home?" Jingliu thought for a moment before asking. Things were chaotic here, but it was an orderly sort of chaos—after all, they were under Liu Bai's watch.
"Probably. Let me think what there was... Sumeru and Mondstadt?"
"Didn't Sumeru only send Greater Lord Rukkhadevata?"
"I heard that Tree King really lived up to her name—both kind and big..." Mei muttered.
"And Mondstadt's Captain Jean."
"She's a tall knightly lady, a little like Bianka," Yelan said, resting her chin on her hand. "Though she's more honest."
"My big sister isn't honest at all, okay?" Kiana complained. "Oh, right, Liu Bai, what are you planning to do about her?"
"Your sister's situation is giving me a headache too! She keeps making those noises over there, but she won't come out when I tell her to."
At the mention of Bianka, Liu Bai wore an equally speechless expression.
The Bianka matter had long since passed. No one cared anymore. Bianka had even brought over a group from the Undying Blade and some extremely important God Keys.
Liu Bai had wanted to let Bianka out for a long time, but whenever he went to see her, Bianka would just go, "Guh, kill me."
Liu Bai