"That dragon is indeed very vicious, but if the acting captain is determined, there is no reason why he cannot defeat it."

"So..." the nun said righteously.

"That's not possible. If so, wouldn't the Wind Demon Dragon die?" Wendy said immediately.

"We can't do that! It's one of the four guardians of the winds!"

"Even if the wind god himself comes, I will not easily forgive the foolish beast that turned its back on the east wind," the nun continued.

"So, the Sky Piano will not be lent."

"Uh...that...big sister~~~" Wendy suddenly said coquettishly.

"If it doesn't work, it won't work, little poet." The nun's tone suddenly became gentle.

It seemed that she was happy to be called "big sister" by Wendy.

Wendy was a little disappointed, but he quickly regained his composure.

Wendy suddenly changed her tone.

"It seems that I can no longer hide it."

"My devout believer! Rejoice! In front of you is the wind god Barbatos himself." Wendy spread her hands and said proudly.

"Oh, this drunkard..." Seeing Wendy's actions, Eve said silently in her heart.

"Are you shocked? Are you so shocked that you want to cry? How do you feel about finally meeting the god you serve? You must be very touched!"

Wendy thought that by revealing her identity, she would gain the devout worship of her followers, but the situation was not satisfactory.

"If there's nothing else, I'll go back and continue processing the church documents." The nun said coldly.

She believed that the bard was blaspheming against his own gods.

"Eh..." Wendy was very confused as she watched the nun leave without looking back.

Seeing that Wendy's conversation was over, she walked over.

"Wendy, it's not good to talk nonsense." Paimon immediately accused him after flying over.

"Alas, it failed." Wendy shook her head and said sadly.

"So, this is the complete plan you just mentioned?" Eve jumped on Wendy and said.

"Hey!" Wendy smiled awkwardly and said nothing.

"Wendy, don't..."

"So Ying, it's up to you now!" Wendy suddenly interrupted Ying.

"Huh? Rely on me?" Ying asked doubtfully.

"As you can see, my method won't work."

"Then it's up to you, the popular celebrity of the Knights of the West Wind, the honorary knight who defeated the Wind Demon Dragon." Wendy boasted.

"I? I, I can't do it." Ying immediately waved her hands and refused.

"How is that possible? As long as you tell that big sister as an honorary knight, it will definitely work." Wendy continued.

"No." At this time, Eve said.

"As far as I know, the use of the Sky Piano is regulated and can only be used during the traditional festival of Mondstadt - the Badminton Festival."

"And if you want to lend the Piano of the Sky, you need a lot of tedious steps, such as... the documents of the Knights, the signature of the leader, and the signature of the Pope." Eve jumped onto Ying's shoulders again.

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"So, it cannot be taken out using conventional means." Eve concluded in the end.

"What? That's it! It's so troublesome." Paimon complained at the side.

"This is wrong! Isn't it really the most common thing for a brave man to take away the best sword in the village?" Wendy said helplessly.

"What should we do?" Ying thought thoughtfully.

"Then there's only one way!" Eve said nonchalantly.

"Hey, it seems we have thought of something together." Wendy looked at Eve and smiled.

"Hey, what are you two talking about!" Pamon said angrily.

"Since Mondstadt is a free city-state, then..." Eve said.

"Then we will fully respect free will today." Wendy took over the words.

"Could it be..." Paimon seemed to understand something.

"Alas..." Yingye sighed helplessly.

"Actually, I don't want to steal anything."

"Hey."

Ying looked at Eve and Wendy and wondered when the well-behaved Eve got mixed up with this unreliable poet.

"Well, that's wrong. How can the poet's affairs be called stealing?"

"We are taking out the Sky Piano." Wendy corrected.

"Besides, you are more suitable to do this than me."

"Because I am useless except for singing." Wendy continued to say to the screen.

"And I am helpless in Mondstadt. If I am caught, I will be beaten to death." Wendy said pitifully.

"But, you are helpless... No, there is nothing wrong with being caught stealing, right?" Paimon said immediately.

"No, no, no, Ying is different." Wendy looked at Ying.

"You are a person who has contributed to the Knights and Mondstadt. You are the popular newcomer of the Knights and the future star of Mondstadt."

"Even if you make a mistake and get caught, you can still explain it casually and fool yourself."

Faced with Wendy's flattery, Ying seemed to feel a little overwhelmed.

"Besides, it seems that the guards here will get off work at night!" Wendy leaned close to Ying's ear and whispered.

"Oh, okay!" Ying agreed reluctantly.

"Okay!" Wendy said happily.

"By the way, you just said you were Barbatos?" Ying suddenly asked.

"Ah...I think...that's what I said." Wendy didn't know how to respond.

"It's very suspicious..." Paimon looked at Wendy with a meaningful look.

"That's just my excuse for wanting to get the Sky Piano..." Wendy explained.

"Okay." Ying nodded.

"Okay, okay, let's not talk about this anymore. Let's leave first! Come back in the evening."

"Well... the time is set at 8 o'clock in the evening. I will wait for you at Fengshen Square then."

After saying that, Wendy left quickly.

"Oh, this guy..." Eve said helplessly as she watched Wendy's retreating figure.

"Since he said so, let's go." Ying took Eve and Paimon and left the church.

They walked around Mondstadt.

"Ying, Ying, I want to eat this..." Paimon came to a stall and couldn't walk.

"Ying, I want that!" Eve's eyes lit up when she saw the snacks on another stall on Ying's shoulder.

"Okay, oh, you two guys..." She was sad and happy.
Chapter completed!