At that moment, the Herrscher of the Void had no time to care about Lumine and Paimon's reactions. She could feel it... because of the Statues of The Seven, her soul had recovered the tiniest bit. Though it was only the tiniest bit... there were signs that her other self was awakening.
The Herrscher of Reason's "self" could awaken now... The Herrscher of Thunder still seemed to be lacking just a little, but her body's perception of the surroundings... had also become clearer.
Standing beneath the Statues of The Seven, all of the Herrscher of the Void's attention shifted to her other "self." The distance was a little far, but it did not matter...
Liyue was one of the seven nations of Teyvat, a prosperous harbor located in the east of Teyvat.
Proud mountain foothills and stone forests, vast plains and vibrant riverbanks together formed Liyue's rich terrain, flourishing with colorful charm beneath its distinctly changing seasons.
Liyue was quite a complex place. It was not merely its terrain; each major region held an entirely different significance. Liyue's commerce was exceptionally developed, especially its maritime trade. As the largest trading port on Teyvat, its cargo throughput was far beyond that of ordinary ports.
Every year during the Lantern Rite, countless lanterns could be seen rising from Liyue Harbor into the night sky, a breathtaking sight no visitor to Liyue should miss.
Then there was the mountain range west of Liyue Harbor, Mount Tianheng. It was not only the earliest mining site of the people of Liyue, but also a natural defensive barrier against foreign enemies.
Since records began, Mount Tianheng had endured countless wars, large and small, as Liyue's bulwark. As such, many ruins of ancient city walls, fortresses, and defensive works could still be found there.
And then