So, after completing Act III of the Waterborne Poetry event, you can find Xiao by the waypoint near Pervases’ temple.
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If you talk to him, you get the following dialogue.
…It’s you. Uh. I thought about what you said… and tried to write a poem. After putting my feelings onto paper, my heart feels much calmer… Can they… really hear it…?
If you enter Pervases’ temple, you will see that there is a paper lying on the offerings table with the following text:
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Just wanted to make sure people knew about this little detail. I think it’s really wholesome that Xiao was able to benefit from the event even if he didn’t end up participating directly.
I find it kinda fucked up that my brain can’t put together an image in my mind while I’m reading, yet it can put together the most elaborate and realistic nightmare scenarios while I’m sleeping.
Genshin’s poetry event is now one of my favorite events. It was so cute and I loved the extra dialogue you can find with characters afterwards. Though, I do wish Kazuha was invited. But as a Xiao main, I’m content. 💙
[id: digital art of two empty hormone vials side-by-side. they have been repurposed as flower vases: there’s lavender in the estradiol vial and purple pansies in the testosterone vial. /end id]
I’ve spent the majority of the day laying around fighting off chronic fatigue following flare ups. I’m so tired. It sucks trying to fit rest into a short weekend where there are still chores to do just to go back into a long work week. Don’t get me wrong, I love my job, but I’m tired just thinking about how much I have to do this week and how it’ll aggravate my flare ups.
You can and absolutely should modify the chore/self care task if it makes life easier. Sit on the floor while doing laundry. Clean dishes while in a chair. Sit in the shower.
Save your spoons. Accommodate your fatigue rather than fighting it.
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