After unexpectedly recovering the "Skyward Harp," which they'd thought was already lost, it was only natural that, starting the next day, Lumine, Paimon, and Amber joined forces with a certain bar owner, the Knights of Favonius' Acting Grand Master Jean, and others to play their game of saving the world—a game Annie found a little boring and chūnibyō.
Of course, "saving the world" might not be quite right. Maybe it'd be more accurate to call it "the hero saving the dragon"?
In any case, that bunch of people began working away at a hectic series of tasks. Annie rarely saw them around; she only knew they left early and came back late, looking exhausted. She had no idea what they'd been doing while they were out.
Then, after Annie had spent another two days wandering around Mondstadt, Lumine, Paimon, and Amber—who claimed to have finished all their preparations—once again showed up together early one morning. Right away, they excitedly said they wanted to invite her to listen to that strange, green-clad uncle play the harp. He was the one Annie had met once before, a man called Venti who was, in fact, the "God of Anemo" himself—the very person whose statue it was.
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"So you mean..."
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After being muddled for a while, Annie gradually came to her senses and got a rough idea of what was going on. Naturally, her face was full of shock and bewilderment.
"That guy, that strange uncle in green—he's going to play one of those 'playing music for cows' tricks, and then..."
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"You want to drag me along to listen with you?"
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Her wide eyes fixed on the three of them, filled with disbelief and astonishment.
She just couldn't understand. If someone else wanted to play music for cows, then