In Teyvat, it all begins with rescuing the grass god.

Dixia followed Rhodes, chattering on and on: "If he had taken this out earlier, Dinazede wouldn't have needed to go out to see the Flower Goddess Festival!"

"hehe."

"It's probably because they don't believe in the existence of a deity called Little Lucky Grass King."

After fiddling with it for a while, Rod chuckled as he finally figured out how to use the phonograph: "Alright, it's ready to use."

Hear this.

Dixia, who was about to continue criticizing Shazaman, immediately shut her mouth.

The festive atmosphere of the Flower Goddess's birthday celebration should not be ruined by such remarks.

"Well, not bad."

"It looks complicated, but it's actually quite simple to do."

"The functions are quite complete."

Having been used to using a mobile phone, Rod initially found it a bit difficult to get used to, but after trying to shoot a few videos, he became familiar with the operation.

This camera from another world doesn't look very good.

The design is very user-friendly, even beginners can quickly get started.

However, after figuring out how to use it, Rod didn't start taking pictures. Instead, he swayed left and right and looked around.

Seeing that he was ready but hesitated to start filming, Dixia, who had been holding back her words, couldn't help but ask, "Why aren't you starting to film yet?"

"Waiting for someone."

As he spoke, Rhodes' gaze did not shift; he continued to scan his surroundings.

"Waiting for someone? Waiting for whom?"

"I can't believe it," Dixia asked, puzzled.

Does Rhodes still have friends he knows in Sumeru City?

"Ah, here she comes."

Following Rhodes's gaze, Desia saw the person he was waiting for.

She was a tall woman dressed in adventurer's attire.

"Catherine?"

Dixia blinked: "When did you become so familiar with her?"

"I asked her to come and help."

Rod explained, "If it's just filming, it always feels like something's missing. Then I realized, it's missing a narration."

"Narration? What's that?"

"It's the voice that's explaining things on the side during filming. Haven't you seen the movie?"

"have not seen."

"No wonder, this is a commonly used technique in filming, which makes the audience feel more immersed in this kind of documentary-style film."

"You talk like you've seen it all. Haven't you only been in Teyvat for a short time?"

Upon hearing Rhodes's words, Desia immediately expressed her dissatisfaction.

The so-called "reflection" is a movie set in another world, the Teyvat continent.

Originating in Fontaine, the water kingdom of Teyvat.

It quickly became popular in the seven countries of Teyvat, and the phonographs needed for filming also became bestsellers in the seven countries.

However, filming a movie is time-consuming and laborious, and screening it requires going to a special place.

So although it's popular, it's not popular enough for everyone to have seen it.

There are quite a few people like Desia who have never seen the movie.

Rod, of course, hadn't seen it either.

But.

“There are similar projections in my hometown, and they are much more exquisite and delicate than those in Teyvat.”

Rhodes laughed and said, "In my hometown, this kind of projection is called a movie. We can watch it in theaters, at home, or even hold it in our hands with special equipment to watch it anytime. It's much more convenient than watching a projection on Teyvat."

"That's it."

Upon hearing this, a look of longing appeared on Dixia's face.

In an era where everyone can watch movies anytime, I wonder when Teyvat will have such a life.

At this time.

Catherine's voice rang out beside them: "Good morning, Mr. Rhodes and Miss Desia."

Unlike Catherine, who was standing at the Adventurers' Guild counter.

Today, Catherine's expressions were much more lively, and she smiled much more often than before.

Such a change.

Even Dixia, who hadn't had much interaction with her, could tell that she was acting differently today.

"I'll leave today's narration to you, Miss Catherine."

Rod picked up the phonograph camera and greeted them with a smile.

The Catherine before them was certainly not the normal Catherine.

Old rules.

It was Narcissus who possessed Catherine's body.

She didn't come here specifically to do narration; she was invited by Rhodes to attend the Flower Goddess's Birthday Festival.

Rhodes then stopped wasting words.

Follow Nasita's voice and footsteps, and take photos along the streets and alleys of the Grand Bazaar.

"Legend has it that long, long ago, the Flower Goddess's Birthday Festival was the most important festival in Sumeru."

“On this day, people will make a huge float and parade it through the city of Sumeru.”

"People were throwing flowers, candy and wine along the way."

"that's it."

"The floats will travel all the way to Port Ormos."

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Starting with the history of the Flower Goddess's Birthday Festival, Nasita plays the role of a professional guide, basically explaining things step by step.

Occasionally, I would also visit some stalls selling items specializing in the Flower Goddess's Birthday Festival and give them a special explanation.

For example, this stall selling seven delicacies.

“In the past, on the day of the Flower Goddess’s birthday, people would set out seven dishes on the table: Tree King Mushroom, Moon Lotus, Rose, Sunset Fruit, Robbery Lotus, Spicy Fruit, and Dumpling Peach, etc., to symbolize the seven virtues of the deity Sumeru.”

With the store's permission, Rod followed Nasita's explanation and took pictures of the appearance and arrangement of each of the seven fresh fruits and vegetables.

Desia was also greatly surprised by 'Catherine's' extensive knowledge.

In her impression.

Catherine was the receptionist who was always waiting behind the counter.

But now.

This rigid and mechanically formulaic 'Catherine' not only had a radiant smile, but her eyes were also shining brightly when she visited the Flora Festival.

This is completely different from her usual self.

Moreover, Catherine was extremely knowledgeable about the history of Flora's birthday festival; no matter what she saw, she could immediately tell its history and origin.

Think of this.

Desia turned to look at Rhodes, her eyes filled with confusion.

Since Catherine's explanation was not yet finished, she held back.

Until Rod ran out of film.

Taking advantage of a rare free moment while he was changing film, Dixia leaned over and whispered, "How did you know Catherine knew so much?"

This is Dixia's biggest question.

Catherine rarely goes out; she always stays inside the house and focuses on being a receptionist at the Adventurers' Guild.

When Rhodes registered his adventurer status there last time, she went through the whole formulaic process, so there shouldn't have been any opportunity for her to reveal to Rhodes how much history she knew.

"hey-hey."

"You can't tell anyone else after I tell you."

Rhodes whispered a name in Desia's ear in a mysterious manner.

However, upon hearing this name, Dixia raised an eyebrow and said irritably, "Are you asking for a beating? Little Lucky Grass King! Why don't you say it was the Great Charity Tree King who told you?"

"What I said is true."

Rhodes nodded, looking like a charlatan, and said, "The night before last, I was thinking about whether to ask a student of the Theory of Causes to do the narration, and then I suddenly heard the voice of the Little Lucky Grass King. Under her guidance, I found Miss Catherine to help me."

"You're just spouting nonsense."

Dixia wouldn't believe a single word of this obviously made-up nonsense.

Just as she was about to ask further questions...

Rod clicked the film back on and stood up, saying, "Miss Catherine, please continue."

"Humph--"

Seeing this, Dixia could only snort in dissatisfaction, and then continued to follow behind Rhodes and Catherine, watching them introduce the various customs of the Flower Goddess's Birthday Festival like ambassadors for the festival.

that's it.

When they finally arrived at the Zubair Theatre to film the grand finale, the Dance of the Flower Goddess, Rhodes had already used up four rolls of film.