Flying meant the ability to move freely up, down, left, and right through the air for long periods like a bird, not something comparable to gliding with a Wind Glider.
True flight counted as an exceedingly rare ability in Teyvat, one that could be called proof of strength.
La Signora sensed someone rapidly approaching her position, and her expression instantly changed. Her first reaction was that the Raiden Shogun had come to settle accounts with her. She certainly was no match for the Raiden Shogun, but even if she died, she would make sure to take a bite out of her.
But once she saw who had arrived, she immediately relaxed. A young man in strange black clothes, with a distinctive round hat on his head, landed steadily on the freighter. His eyes were fixed on La Signora's upper body. He could sense very clearly that the thing he had always wanted was on her.
This was none other than Scaramouche, the Sixth Seat of the Fatui Harbingers, who had also been staying in Inazuma.
The Snezhnayan soldiers aboard the freighter naturally recognized him as well. They saluted him, then stood down and withdrew, leaving the two Harbingers space to talk.
Seeing that the newcomer was merely her colleague, La Signora secretly breathed a sigh of relief, then displayed her innate arrogance before him again.
Although Scaramouche's seat ranked above hers, which meant his strength surpassed hers, that did not mean La Signora would acknowledge it. The gap between the Sixth Seat and the Eighth Seat was not that great. In an actual fight to the death, there was no telling who would win.
Besides, she was older than Scaramouche and had been in the Fatui longer. Having a round-headed brat like him climb above her left La Signora feeling