Ellin's journey through time continued.
She and Alice spent a few days enjoying themselves in Mondstadt.
Since Ellin could create Mora with her bare hands, Alice held nothing back, dragging her all over the place to eat, drink, and have fun.
As for whether Ellin's creation of Mora would cause inflation, that was impossible.
Mora was a hard currency because it contained the divine power of the Geo Archon.
The special power within Mora made it an excellent catalyst for all sorts of research, including alchemy. (This explained why crafting at an alchemy table required Mora.)
That meant certain kinds of alchemical research really burned through money-literally.
As a result, Mora was consumed every day.
But the crucial point was that the Geo Archon's divine power within Mora was its most important mark of authenticity.
If it only had the right shape but none of the power, it was nothing more than a rock. Who would accept a worthless rock as currency?
Mora was consumed every day. If a new Geo Archon never appeared and no more Mora could be produced, that would be the real headache.
So there was no need to worry about inflation. She could just keep making it.
After spending a few days in Mondstadt, Alice grew a little bored and proposed a new idea to Ellin.
"Ellin, you said Osial's power sent you here, right?"
"Ah, I'd heard legends about Guyun Stone Forest before, but I never knew whether they were true."
"To think they actually were!"
"Ellin, I want to see the Seal beneath the sea and find out what the legendary Archon looks like. Can we?"
Ellin had long since grown used to Alice's whims and intense curiosity.
This was a woman who had clamored to take her to Celestia to see the