A Plan to Save Teyvat

Aino helped everyone summarize and answer Faruzan's questions.

After the Stellar Train appeared, Jahoda filled everyone in on what had happened on the train's side.

After listening, Faruzan sighed with emotion.

"I never expected so much to have happened. A Moonhunter triggered a chain of events, and through the Honorary Knight, even attracted the attention of cosmic Aeons.

"One should know that, aside from a small number of people, the people of Teyvat have not even managed to leave their planet.

"Moreover, the Abyss crisis beyond Teyvat has already reached a life-or-death juncture.

"Fortunately, fortune and misfortune go hand in hand. Because of this, we were able to welcome allies from beyond the heavens.

"However, there is simply too much information. I need to digest it properly."

Faruzan clearly had not completely believed the crisis in Teyvat described by the Express Crew. He would definitely communicate with the Hexenzirkel afterward to confirm whether what the Express Crew had said was true.

After Faruzan finished speaking, Lauma, who felt that he had gone somewhat off-topic, immediately said,

"Sorry, Mr. Faruzan.

"The external crisis facing Teyvat does indeed require our vigilance, but we still have other crises to resolve first.

"The Moonhunter is nowhere to be found at present, but he will eventually appear again and unleash an even greater Frenzied Hunt disaster.

"Our friends from the Stellar Train said that the cosmic Aeon who sent them here had clearly stated that the crisis Teyvat currently faces does not come only from outside. The Abyss Power within the planet is also one of the reasons its defenses are so fragile.

"At present, the external Abyss cannot directly invade Teyvat.

"I think we should resolve the Abyss problem within Teyvat first, and then consider the external threat."

Lauma's thinking was still very clear.