The situation in Inazuma had been changing rapidly lately, and fighting between the Resistance Army and the Shogunate Army had broken out again.
But Ellin's last escapade in Ritou had landed two commissioners straight in prison.
The Fatui had also been implicated.
As long as the Fatui's actions in Inazuma stayed out of the public eye, things were manageable. But once they were brought into the open, Inazuma could no longer turn a blind eye, whether for its people's sake or its own reputation.
After the Ritou incident, everyone in Inazuma wanted the Fatui gone.
According to the game's original timeline, Lumine should already have been fighting Ei in the Plane of Euthymia by now.
But after Ellin's intervention, the Fatui could barely make a move in Inazuma.
La Signora and the others faced enormous difficulties in trying to stir up trouble.
And so, the situation in Inazuma had taken a strange turn.
Since the Shogunate Army also had to divert troops to fight the Fatui, the pressure on the Resistance Army naturally eased considerably.
There were no Fatui fanning the flames, and the newly appointed heads of the Tenryou Commission and the Kanjou Commission were both fairly upright people.
Together, these factors meant that although the situation in Inazuma remained tense, the hostility had indeed diminished considerably.
With less oppression, the resistance naturally became less fierce.
As a result, even Ellin was now utterly confused by the situation in Inazuma, with no idea when fighting would truly erupt.
Seeing this, Ellin could no longer be bothered with it. After handing her manuscript to Yae Miko, she teleported back to Mondstadt and returned to her leisurely life.
"Hm?"
One day, while strolling through the Serenitea Pot, Ellin suddenly spotted a girl with purple twin tails and a purple dress sitting