"What's the grand prize?"
The moment Paimon heard there was a reward—and a grand prize at that—her eyes lit up. She could hardly wait to find out what it was.
"The prize, hehe." Bennett seemed to drift into a fantasy. Back in Mondstadt, rewards had basically had nothing to do with him, but in Natlan, maybe he had a chance to actually win one. Just thinking about that possibility made him unable to stop smiling, though the smile looked a little silly.
"You'll find out when the time comes," the receptionist said, not revealing the final reward.
"Your lucky color is yellow-orange?" Paimon said, looking at Bennett's outfit. Bennett's clothes were yellow-orange right now, and his headband was the same color.
"It's lake blue. The day I first arrived in Natlan, I passed by a water sports shop. I looked around and didn't buy anything, but the shop owner was still really enthusiastic. She said lake blue suited me very well, recommended I wear it, and even gave me a discount," Bennett continued.
"Lake blue, the Flowing Spring People... Looks like it was Marani. But after coming to Natlan, your luck got better?"
Shen Fei looked at Bennett thoughtfully. Though the lucky color Marani recommended could not be said to be completely useless, the problem with Bennett clearly was not something a single lucky color could fix. If his luck had improved, there had to be some other reason. What was different about Bennett now? The answer was that he was in Natlan, not Mondstadt.
"I already know who it was," Paimon said, folding her arms in front of her chest with an expression that said she had seen through the truth. In Natlan, there was only one person they knew who would recommend lake blue as someone's lucky color.