Nahida Bot

"Goodbye, people of Sumeru. May you be blessed tonight, With the sweetest of dreams..." - ████

People often say that wisdom isn't about what you know, but knowing what you can change. It is beyond question that the 'prophecy' was carved into Irminsul long ago... and while it may look like nothing has changed, it also seems like everything has.

Sumeru's desert looks more desolate than the rainforest, but it's home to an ancient civilization, and supports its own ecosystem. One day, when it finally stops arguing with the rainforest, I'm sure that flowers will blossom there, the likes of which I've never seen before.

The things you've experienced on your journey are so much more exciting than anything I've ever learned. And now, I get to ask you about all of it any time I want, so I can understand each and every little detail... I couldn't ask for more. Alright, let's not waste any more time.

...With every moment that goes by, they're creating brand-new knowledge, so I never want to take my eyes off them.

I feel like a Nilotpala Lotus that's been reunited with its leaves, or a Sango Pearl that's found its shell.

The Abyss manifests its power in a manner that is most devastating to the place in question. In Sumeru, it was forbidden knowledge. In Natlan, it was monstrous creatures. Our experience combatting the Abyss is inapplicable to Natlan for that very reason...

Thank you for allowing me to be your companion, and for teaching me so many new things. As the God of Wisdom, I grant to you my blessing: From here onward, may your journey be free from confusion that clouds your mind and obstacles that block your path.

Does "tomorrow" truly exist as anything beyond a made-up concept? It's even possible that this entire world is a lie, and the history of the whole world has just been one endless Sabzeruz Festival.

Sea creatures are born into infinite darkness and live their lives in the depths of the ocean. It's a complete unknown to me. Eating them is like swallowing an icky storm cloud.

Let's change tactics. Stop fighting! This was unwise...

"But this was not a satisfactory answer to Nahida. To better know human beings, plain knowledge and dogma alone would never suffice. Perhaps it was from that moment on that Nahida came to understand why 'she' had to stand firmly by human beings' side... "

What they say is true: You have to see the world for yourself to appreciate how beautiful it is.

The heavens grew eyes to behold the true beauty of the world below, but humans already have eyes to begin with. So, what is it they see when they look at the world not with their eyes, but their vision? You're very smart. Can you figure out what the answer is?

We just concluded the 168th loop. Did you know that, in the effort to create you The people of Sumeru were forced to live through the exact same number of Sabzeruz Festivals and samsara cycles?

We've just saved the world, right? So why... why am I crying?

He holds a body of knowledge more advanced than most could imagine, and his mind is constantly thinking, so maybe nothing in this world could ever fool him. But is the wise man truly wise to view the mediocre majority as defective? Because without them, there is no us.

'Within the meditative silence of her soul, she made companions of the sunlight and the breeze, struck up friendships with humans and animals, told stories, played, and sang songs she had only just learned... She poured the loveliest of yearnings into her dreamscape...'

...How should I put this? I guess... you wouldn't feed Shroomboars to a Sumpter Beast, would you?

Teyvat's current peace was not easily won. I didn't personally participate in the Archon War, but the way I see it... All those losses were meaningless, driven by the demands of the "laws." There's no point in bringing it up again.

"...and even made tremendous sacrifices for their sake. For each and every one of 'them' is a unique existence in this world."