Welt had brought Dainsleif to the base after giving it careful thought.
Welt could tell that Dainsleif possessed Abyss Power, something he was no longer entirely unfamiliar with.
Welt didn't think he and Dan Heng couldn't handle Dainsleif.
However, there were two children with him when they encountered Dainsleif: Klee and Aino.
Although Klee and Aino had already proved they possessed inventive talents far beyond their years, Welt still thought of them as little girls.
After all, many geniuses in the Star Rail Universe had made a name for themselves at a young age. Compared to them, Klee and Aino's academic achievements were merely average.
Forget families of top scientists—in the Star Rail Universe, any wealthy family belonging to a major power could afford to let their children play with bombs and robots, or even reach for the stars.
Take Asta, for example. When she was little, she just looked at the stars, displaying a curiosity about the cosmos.
Her mother's first reaction was that an asteroid wasn't expensive. Even if it were a star, buying the rights to it to make her daughter happy wouldn't cost much.
If Asta had suddenly said she wanted to see a supernova explode, her mother might well have found a star and detonated it on the spot.
So, to keep the fight from endangering the two children—and since Klee had indeed seen Dainsleif in Mondstadt and her descriptions of Lumine and Paimon checked out—Welt had decided to bring him back.
By then, the Moonhunter's body had been blown to pieces, and there had been no sign of him reviving.
If Dainsleif really did turn out to be a problem, the only thing they would lose was a secret base.
To be honest, Welt's plan was a little risky, but things hadn't taken a