[Tighnari: Little Paimon is right. Humans and animals can be healed by the power of healing, but how can inanimate objects be healed? ]
[Lynette : The restoration of dead objects should not be called healing, but repair. ]
[Yoimiya: Yes, yes, it is a very strange thing to think that inanimate objects can be healed like living things. ]
[Xianyun: Luo Feng, this man, could it be that he deliberately used such words to attract Barbara to step into the universe with him? ]
[Albedo: Could it be that abundance is actually some kind of alchemical power? ]
[Sucrose: But, but, if alchemy is used to repair the Sky Harp, it should, it should not be called healing. ]
"This is the limitation of your thinking."
Luo Feng shook his head and smiled:
"Abundance is not a simple healing power."
"The powerful power of abundance can easily cure stubborn diseases, revive broken arms, and bring spring to dead trees."
"And if the blessing of abundance is further increased."
"This power can even cure stubborn diseases such as "short life."
"It's just repairing the Sky Harp, which is too simple."
[Baizhu: "Short life"? Does it mean that life is short? The power of abundance can extend life? ! If it can extend life, to what extent can it be extended? ! ]
[Hu Tao: No way, extending life is a bit too exaggerated, isn't it? ]
[Tighnari: Since it is a power that can cure "short life", does it mean that it can also cure the Demonic Scale Disease! ? ]
[Dehya: Can it cure the Demonic Scale Disease? ! No, I have to go to Mond as well. ]
[Candace: Calm down, Dixia, even if you leave now, you won't be able to reach Mond in time. You should just observe more now. ]
"According to what you said, isn't the power of abundance omnipotent?"
"Can the wear and tear of the demon god be healed?"
Suddenly, Venti voice sounded in the field.
"Are you willing to show up?"
Luo Feng looked at Wendy with interest.
"It's you!"
Barbara looked at Venti, her eyes full of complaints.
"Well, since Luo Feng said there is a way to repair the Sky Harp."
"So I think you don't have to feel sad."
"Besides, I don't think the wind god Barbatos will blame you."
Venti smiled.
"You are not Barbatos, how do you know she won't blame me."
Barbara sighed and stood up holding the Sky Harp.
Venti smiled awkwardly and turned to look at Luo Feng:
"Luo Feng, you haven't answered my question yet."
As Venti asked, many beings who were deeply affected by wear and tear became alert, looking at Luo Feng with suspicion or expectation.
Unfortunately, Luo Feng did not give the answer they wanted.
"This is a good question."
"However, in order to avoid people saying that I am bragging again."
"So I think it's better to let those who have embarked on a Path of Abundance and have been affected by wear and tear answer it."
Luo Feng looked at Venti meaningfully.
As if probing whether he had any interest in personally verifying if the Path of Abundance could cure erosion...
The power of Abundance—could it truly heal the scars of time's decay? Luo Feng himself didn't know. Naturally, he couldn't casually answer Venti.
In his heart, Luo Feng felt the power of the Aeon of Remembrance might hold more promise in mending erosion than Abundance.
"So that's your answer?" Venti shook his head regretfully. "In that case, could you elaborate on the Aeon of Abundance? You mentioned they're a cosmic deity, but you've yet to explain their nature or purpose."
"Hmm." Luo Feng stroked his chin, pausing thoughtfully under the group's expectant gazes. "I intended for everyone in Teyvat to learn firsthand once we journeyed to the starry cosmos. Even among those in the universe, few fully understand the Aeons. But very well—I'll briefly explain Yaoshi, the Aeon of Abundance."
At these words, the crowd leaned in—scholars and archons especially.
"Yaoshi, the Aeon of Abundance, is the nurturer of all life, a deity of flourishing realms. Their purpose is to ensure life thrives unceasingly. They cannot bear to witness decay or suffering, nor do they refuse any plea. 'For all beings, let their desires be fulfilled'—this is the creed of the Aeon of Abundance."
"'For all beings, let their desires be fulfilled'?" Venti rubbed his chin. "So this Aeon is… rather benevolent?"
"'To make life eternal'?" Diluc frowned. "Does this mean they grant immortality?"
"The morality of Aeons cannot be judged by mortal standards. Whether Yaoshi is 'good' or 'evil'… you'll need to witness their works in the cosmos to decide." Luo Feng smiled.
"Quite the vague assessment," Venti sighed.
"Seeing once is worth more than hearing a thousand times," Luo Feng replied.
"Then—what of the Aeon of Preservation? What kind of deity are they?" A clear voice suddenly rang from the crowd.
Luo Feng turned and immediately recognized the speaker.
"This is Noelle, an Honorary Knight of the Knights of Favonius," Jean quickly introduced, assuming Luo Feng might not know her.
"Miss Noelle, greetings. I can see you're someone dedicated to protecting others," Luo Feng said.
"I… I'm not worthy yet. Compared to you, Sir Luo Feng, I still have far to go." Noelle's eyes sparkled as she recalled Luo Feng summoning energy shields to repel Stormterror's attacks.
"Heh. Keep striving, Noelle. One day, you too will shield Mondstadt from dragons." Luo Feng chuckled before continuing
"As for the Aeon of Preservation you asked about—Qlipoth is a deity who builds walls spanning light-years to isolate and protect worlds still brimming with life. They know a great threat looms over the cosmos, so they forge these barriers out of duty. To this end, they've created the Amber Starwall, the Void Crystal Veil, and the Gravitic Foundation—think of them as shields guarding countless worlds. Their followers revere them as… the 'Amber King.'"
[Candace: A shield that protects entire worlds—no, countless worlds?!]
[Hu Tao: If that's true, even Rex Lapis would look like a pebble in comparison!]
[Zhongli: By the principles of universal rationality, this assertion holds merit.]
[Cloud Retainer Mere words hold no weight. Only tangible proof can validate such claims!]
[Madame Ping: Indeed, seeing is believing.]
[Kamisato Ayato: A power of such magnitude strains credulity. Acceptance requires more than mere assertion.]
[Luo Feng: Precisely why I urge you all to witness the cosmos firsthand. The stars hold truths beyond mortal conjecture.]