And without the Fillet Blade, what weapon did Lumine use?
Of course, she had something better. Otherwise, she would not have given the Fillet Blade to Ningguang. It was a five-star weapon, after all! Every five-star weapon in Teyvat was connected to the gods.
They were weapons mortals could not forge—either divine artifacts of the gods, or weapons born from miracles. For example... Wolf's Gravestone.
Lumine's current weapons were as follows:
Five-star tachi weapon [3rd Sacred Relic], four-star dual-pistol weapon [Water Sprite Type II], four-star cannon weapon [X-01 Azure-Eyed Python].
As a five-star physical weapon, the 3rd Sacred Relic was admittedly rather embarrassing. But it was still far stronger than the fake five-star Fillet Blade.
In any case, Lumine found it very comfortable to use. It felt far better in her hands than before.
The other pistols and cannons, though only four-star weapons... were still essential. Not only were they useful for solving mechanism puzzles, but when necessary, she could also put a bullet in someone.
That felt incredibly satisfying—far handier than a bow.
Still, she hoped that Inazuma would bring her a rich haul of Primogems, enough to complete her Stigmata set and exchange for a stronger five-star elemental one-handed sword.
She wondered whether Inazuma sold supplies. If not, she would have to return to Liyue. A round trip would take far too long, and Lumine really did not want to make it again.
If only she could teleport back and forth instantly...
Returning to the matter at hand, Thoma waved off the Traveler and Paimon's concerns when he saw their expressions.
"You don't think this lady is like those gods from Liyue... the ones that broke free of their seals, do you? There's no need to worry. This god bears no ill will toward Inazuma, nor do