Genshin Impact, I, a mere mortal, cannot accompany you to the very end.

Five hundred years ago.
Lei looked down at the boy in front of the courtyard and said calmly:
"Ah, mortals...to 'eternity' is but a fleeting life...so be it, I'll keep you company for a while."
Five hundred years later.
Sickbed.
"Waaaaah, you rascal, have some backbone! Don't die!!"
The sapling, planted for many years and watered day and night, never grows lush and verdant.
She died the night before her lover was to return from his studies abroad.
Despite both being filled with hope, the human and the god drifted further and further apart, never to see the day when she emerged from the Pure Land and opened her heart.
I fed the little fox tofu for many years, and it grew into a big fox, while I slowly grew old and could no longer lift the kitchen utensils.
Cherry blossoms, waka poems, plum wine and sweets, sardines and salt, a shrine covered with fallen petals, a summer promise—I can't keep it again.
I wanted to buy osmanthus flowers and share wine with you, but I, an old friend, am leaving.
It doesn't seem to be like, youth swim.
Human lifespan has a limit.
"Being there is the longest confession of love—but I'm sorry, I'm just a mortal, I can't keep saying 'I love you' forever."