Ballads of Breeze is an Event Quest during the Windblume's Breath Event.
Steps[]
Dialogue[]
- (Talk to Lizzie)
- Lizzie: Hello there, and welcome to the Windblume Festival. You've come at a good time — we're currently organizing a little game known as "Ballads of Breeze."
- Lizzie: Taking part in this game will allow you to play some lovely tunes, just like the bards of Mondstadt...
How can I measure up to bards...?
Will I really sound good...?
- Lizzie: Oh, don't you worry! We've had, um, lots of play-testers in the past!
- Lizzie: Even someone with zero knowledge of how to play instruments will be able to play something that... uh, won't sound too bad...
- Lizzie: Please, believe me. Have faith in the Knights of Favonius!
- Lizzie: As long as you do your best to keep up with the rhythm and beat, you'll be able to strum up a storm with ease.
- Lizzie: Focus only on the wind around you and the lovely song you wish to play, and all your troubles will surely fade away.
Well, I imagine bards must be quite carefree, then.
- Lizzie: Hahaha, I wouldn't say that for sure! After all, they do fret about whether their songs will move people enough to fork some Mora over.
- Lizzie: As for you... You just need to play to your heart's content.
- Lizzie: W—Well, uh, never mind what I just said! I hope you know how this works by now, yes? Well, if it interests you, you're free to give it a go.
- Lizzie: You can use your own instrument to play said tunes, and if you haven't brought one, we can lend you some...
- Lizzie: Hehe... not to brag, but we do have quite a few on hand here, and each of them is quite different from the rest.
- Lizzie: Which of the instruments would you like to use first?
The Windsong Lyre.
The Floral Zither.
The Festive Drum.
- Lizzie: Oh, this one, then? No problem!
- Lizzie: Oh, and there's one more thing I forgot to mention! Please wait for a moment, I need to consult my notes...
- Lizzie: Hmm, right... In order to make sure that everyone is able to play the best they can, we've decided to implement a "tuning" phase to this game.
- Lizzie: Simply put, we mean to help you tune your instrument to be in the best state possible. Don't worry, it's easy. The first step should be...
- (The minigame's calibration screen appears)
- Lizzie: Alright! That should do it. Your instrument's all tuned up, and the musical scores should be ready as well.
- Lizzie: You can start any time now — so long as you want to, of course.
Other Languages[]
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
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English | Ballads of Breeze | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 风物之歌 Fēngwù zhī Gē | Song of Scenery |
Chinese (Traditional) | 風物之歌 Fēngwù zhī Gē | |
Japanese | そよ風のバラッド Soyokaze no Baraddo | Ballads of Breeze |
Korean | 바람의 노래 Baram-ui Norae | Song of the Wind |
Spanish | Baladas del viento | Ballads of the Wind |
French | L'air du vent | The Tune of the Wind |
Russian | Песнь ветров Pesn' vetrov | Song of Winds |
Thai | บทเพลงแห่งวายุ | |
Vietnamese | Bài Ca Của Gió | |
German | Lied der Landschaft | Song of Scenery |
Indonesian | Nyanyian Angin Merdu | Melodious Wind Ballad |
Portuguese | Melodia da Paisagem | |
Turkish | Rüzgarın Şarkıları | |
Italian | Arie di vento e musica | Airs of Wind and Music[• 1] |
- ↑ Italian: Arie can also mean "arias."
Change History[]
Released in Version 3.5