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The Gardener is the third part in the Teyvat storyline Archon Quest Interlude Chapter: Act IV - Paralogism.
Steps[]
- Go to Albedo's office
- Go to the location indicated by Alice
- Talk to Alice
- Accept the Hexenzirkel's trial
- Talk to Alice
- Return to normal and talk to Alice
- Go to Dragonspine
- Return to Mondstadt
- Wait until two days later
- Go to the plaza
- Talk to Jean
- Talk to Albedo
Gameplay Notes[]
- Completing the quest grants the Wonders of the World achievement Paralogism.
- During the fight against
The Game Before the Gate, Albedo will occasionally deal Geo DMG to them.
- The level of the boss scales to the player's World Level as if it was a Normal Boss.
Dialogue[]

Following the principles of "truth," people gain knowledge, learn of boundaries, and nurture reverence. This mindset provides a safe borderline — while also shackling the mad.
- (Approach Albedo's office)
- (Paimon barges into the office)
Paimon: Hey, have you ever wondered why Albedo always keeps his office closed? Paimon bets there's a secret snack stash hidden around here somewh—
- Paimon: Waaaaaah!
- Mini Durin: Hey! Not so loud!
- Mini Durin!? What are you doing here!? Paimon: M—
- Mini Durin: Well, um... Actually...
- Mini Durin: I've kind of been helping you guys in secret this whole time. I tried tapping Paimon on the shoulder during the battle, but you floated away too fast...
You were there?
- Mini Durin: Yeah. I've been in Mondstadt for a few days now, but I've kept myself out of sight. I thought people might be scared of me...
- Paimon: Oh, don't worry! We aren't scared of you!
- Mini Durin: Hehe... Thanks!
- Windblume? There are a ton of fun games this time of year... Paimon: So, what brings you here? Ooh, is it
- Mini Durin: I did sneak off to the festival for a bit! Even though I couldn't play the games because of all the people, I still had a lot of fun!
- Mini Durin: But, that's not why I'm here. Albedo and I made a promise to accomplish something great together.
- Paimon: What do you mean?
- Durin on Dragonspine. I'm gonna be the one who is revived and brought into this world. Mini Durin: I... I'm gonna replace the
- storybook world, and now you're here... Paimon: Wait, didn't that already happen? You left the
- Mini Durin: Sorry, sorry. I should be more specific...
- alchemy to turn me into a human. Mini Durin: Albedo said he can use
- Paimon: What!?
Human transmutation... So, you're Albedo's intended subject.
- Mini Durin: Yeah. He's been working on it for a long time.
- Paimon: And that's what you want, Mini Durin? To become human?
- Mini Durin: I don't know if "want" is the right word... I don't even know if there's a right answer in a situation like this.
- Mini Durin: B—But, I do know this — I have just as much of a right to this name. I don't want to lose to the other Durin.
Becoming human...
Isn't as simple as just changing form.
- Mini Durin: I know. Albedo talked to me about that. He said the Durin on Dragonspine is a lot more aggressive and primitive. Almost like... a beast.
- mom created me in a storybook. The pure parts of me can balance out the evil parts of him. Mini Durin: But,
- Mini Durin: If I'm honest, I don't know what that will look like — if I can still be "me" once I become one with that part of him.
- Mini Durin: Maybe, without a complete soul, there was never really a "me" to begin with... Albedo said these kinds of questions are normal. We're all just trying to figure out who we are.
- Mini Durin: But, I'm not afraid of change. I want my life to have meaning, and suppressing an evil dragon, becoming human... Both sound pretty meaningful to me.
- Mini Durin: So, don't worry. No one is forcing me to make this choice.
- Paimon: Well, turning you into a human sounds like a huge project! No wonder Albedo wants to get the Mages' approval.
- Mini Durin: ...Yeah, I'm really grateful to him. We're kind of in the same boat, y'know?
- Mini Durin: Albedo told me he's the "Kreideprinz," a synthetic human. And if this works, I'll be one too.
- Mini Durin: We will be the only two of our kind in the whole world — alchemical creations allowed to live in human form.
- Mini Durin: If all living things are grouped together by "species," and there's only one other person like me in this world, I guess that make us... family.
- Paimon: Definitely! You've just got to trust one another.
- Hat Guy know about this? Paimon: Actually, while we're on the subject, does your friend
- Mini Durin: Yeah. I told him I was coming here to fulfill this, um... duty. He didn't try to stop me, just told me to "get a move on then."
- Mini Durin: He didn't say it outright, but I think he supports my decision. Maybe he even thinks it's a good idea to go through with this.
- Mini Durin: ...I'm a little scared, of course. But excited, too!
- Mini Durin: Anyway, I'm really glad I got to talk to you at a time like this. I feel a lot better now, so thanks!
- (Open Recollections menu)
-
- Summertide Scales and Tales: Review
- After receiving a strange book of fairytales, you and Paimon arrived at a wondrous world named Simulanka. There, you experienced an adventure with your companions. At that tale's closing, you discovered that this world was created using a fairytale written by the witch "M" as its blueprint. You also rescued a little dragon named Durin while there. Mini Durin made friends with you, promising to aid you at some point in the future when you should need it...
- (Talk to Mini Durin, optional)
- Mini Durin: I'm feeling a little nervous, but also kind of excited... It's a strange feeling. I've never felt anything like it.
- Mini Durin: But don't worry, I can cope! I gotta do my best to stay in a good frame of mind, so that Albedo's plan can succeed.
- (Enter the Theater Lobby in the Special Story Mode)
- (A Note appears on screen)
- (Talk to Alice)
- Alice: Welcome, one and all. Please sit wherever you like.
- Venti: So, no unspoken rules to be aware of? I don't wanna unwittingly park myself down on some important lady's chair...
- Alice: I highly doubt anyone's going to mind where you sit, Lord Barbatos. But thank you for being so considerate.
- Alice: Jean didn't fancy tagging along?
- Knights of Favonius. Albedo: A lot happened in the city today. If she left, there really would be no one around to lead the
- Alice: Alright, never mind. I was just hoping to treat her to some tea. *sigh*
- Alice: So tell me, Albedo, what is this outrageous and audacious plan of yours that I've been hearing murmurings about?
- Albedo: I'll get right to the point.
- Albedo: I intend to kill the evil Durin in Dragonspine.
- Alice: Oh?
- Albedo: And I'd also like to request some alchemical reagents from the Hexenzirkel.
- Alice: Which ones? I'm all ears.
- Mare Jivari. Albedo: First would be the flesh of that immortal monster from the
- Alice: Interesting... What else?
- Rhinedottir. Albedo: The other is a portion of the "embryo" left by my mother,
- Alice: Ah, the raw material from which she created her monsters in the past... There's not much of it left.
- Alice: Dragon blood, monster flesh, and embryo... Sounds to me like a formula for creating life?
- Albedo: Correct.
- Albedo: Durin's heart has continued to beat ever since the day he died. That means, it's just a matter of time before he eventually returns — it could be centuries away, or millennia, but the day will come.
- Albedo: I've spent years investigating in Dragonspine, so I'm well aware of the danger he poses.
- Albedo: He has already posed a considerable threat to Mondstadt at less than half of his original strength... There's no telling how dire the consequences could be if he ever regained his full life force.
- Albedo: Hence, if we want to be free of the dangers posed by his blood and limitless vitality, we must find a way to eliminate Durin entirely.
- Albedo: Unfortunately, Durin is a special entity. Even after death, he could reawaken at any moment.
- Albedo: So, the solution is to kill him and then resurrect him in a different form.
- Albedo: Upon resurrection, he will no longer be the creature he once was. In fact, he will no longer be a monster at all, because I intend to transform him into a human-like being.
- Klee and I visited a fairytale world called Simulanka. It was created by mages from the Hexenzirkel, so I'm sure you know of it. Albedo: During the summer,
- M's children, the other Dur—... Ah, I see. Alice: Of course. It was even the home of one of
- Albedo: It was during that journey that I learned, with certainty, that Durin would return to life one day.
- Albedo: That experience inspired me. I met the pure soul M had created, and I knew if I wanted to change Durin's fate, he could be the key.
- Albedo: To that end, I devised an alchemical model for the transmutation. The soul will come from the fairytale dragon of Simulanka, the blood from the original dragon's heart...
- Albedo: And the monster remnants from the Mare Jivari and the embryo mother left behind will form the flesh.
- Albedo: The corrosive nature of the dragon venom and the heightened vitality of the monster remnants will offset each other, keeping the constructed body in perfect balance.
- Albedo: A powerful side effect can be triggered when festering forces and life energy collide. In an alchemical setting, the results are sure to be nothing short of astounding.
- Alice: The glint in your eye when you talk about these ideas... you really are your mother's child.
- Albedo: Do you see that as a bad thing, Aunt Alice?
- Alice: Of course not. To me, you're both extraordinary individuals. I find you fascinating.
- Alice: In any case, now I see why you asked Venti for help. The raw materials you seek are extremely valuable. The misuse of even the tiniest amount could cause unimaginable chaos.
- Alice: That said, we're happy to give you what you need, but there is one condition. You need to prove you can wield them, and so you must pass the Hexenzirkel's trial.
- TravelerTraveler) to come along. Albedo: I understand. I figured something like this might happen. That's why I asked (
Wait, I'm joining you in this thing?
- Albedo: Haha, I can think of no better partner for such an endeavor.
You're not even gonna try to talk me into it?
- Albedo: Oh? You need convincing? I thought you'd want to keep an eye on me. Who knows what sort of... outlandish things I might attempt without someone to keep me in check.
Fine. I'm not going to argue with you.
- Alice: Hm, so you know our tricks, huh...
- Albedo: Aunt Alice has always loved a spectacle — any chance to witness friends come together to support one another.
- Alice: Well, success means little if you have no one to celebrate it with, no?
- Alice: Although, I'm afraid dear Paimon will have to sit this one out.
- Paimon: What? Why?
- Alice: The Hexenzirkel trials are no walk in the park, my dear. Besides, I already decided on the structure.
- Alice: There's only room for two participants, I'm afraid. No more no less... You understand, don't you, Paimon? Don't be too angry with your dear Aunt...
- Paimon: Okay, okay, you can turn off the charm... Paimon will stay behind.
- Alice: Hahaha, thank you for being so understanding. Then, whenever you two are ready, interact with the chessboard on the table — it will guide you through the trial.
- Albedo: Then let me make a formal request. Will you go through this trial with me?
Of course.
Let's do this.
- TravelerTraveler)? Albedo: Are you ready, (
Just about.
- (Alice shrinks the two and places them onto the chess board on the table)
Alice: Then, my dear children, get ready for a taste of the Dodo-King's magic.
- (In the domain)
- Albedo: It's certainly in keeping with Hexenzirkel modalities.
- TravelerTraveler): We've been shrunken down to chess-piece size. (
- Paimon: Whoa, you're so tiny now! Take extra care of yourselves, okay?
- TravelerTraveler): ...Pfft. (
- Albedo: What is it?
- TravelerTraveler): Nothing. It's just... Paimon's voice is even louder than usual now I'm this size. (
- TravelerTraveler): She's always so energetic and lively. Nothing can dampen her spirits. (
- Albedo: Don't worry. You'll be back with her again in no time.
- Alice: You sound pretty confident, Albedo.
- Albedo: Aunt Alice? I didn't realize you'd be personally conducting the trial.
- Alice: Well, since your mother has to recuse herself, who better than I to put your abilities to the test?
- Alice: I have prepared quite a riveting new performance, just for you two. See?
- Alice: Defeat them in battle. Prove to me that you have what it takes to achieve your goal.
- Alice: Swashbuckle your way to victory, like gallant fairytale heroes.
- (During the battle — plays whenever Albedo attacks)
- Albedo: Feel this ancient power.
- Albedo: Moment of birth.
- Albedo: Come into being.
- Albedo: Witness my great undertaking.
- Albedo: Live.
- Albedo: Burst forth.
- (After defeating the first phase)
- (A cinematic plays)
- Cutscene's Travel Log summary:
- (The king and queen pieces fall)
- (The red Dodoco turns into a blue Dodoco)
- Barbeloth: ...
- Barbeloth: It had to be this form?
- Barbeloth: A toy really doesn't suit me
- Albedo: Oh?
- (TravelerTraveler): This one doesn't seem like Alice
- Barbeloth: Well done
- Barbeloth: But this isn't over
- Barbeloth: I will now
- Barbeloth: Preside over the second trial
- Barbeloth: Stare straight ahead
- Barbeloth: And you will see things as they appear...
- Barbeloth: But change your perspective
- Barbeloth: And you will see them as they are
- (Barbeloth flips the domain around, causing Albedo and the Traveler to fall)
- (Albedo summons a Solar Isotoma which catches them and slows their descent)
- Albedo: You okay?
- (The Traveler nods)
- (The king and queen pieces also fall into the new arena)
- (They transform into the Ascended King and Sublimated Queen)
- Sublimated Queen: The trial awaits
- (Cinematic ends)
- (During the second phase)
- Barbeloth: Only by turning the world on its head can we see its true colors. So, it begs the question, what do you see on the other side of this chessboard?
- Barbeloth: Pawns earned true freedom the moment they gained legs with which to run. So, in the spirit of Rhinedottir, I prepared a little surprise for you.
- Barbeloth: No need to thank me, of course. Just a small gesture of kindness from me, Barbeloth Trismegistus, to you.
- Albedo: You honor us by presiding over this trial, Aunt Barbie.
- my own student — she can be so full of herself... I do wish she'd take a leaf out of your book. Barbeloth: Oh, Albedo, you're always so charming and delightful. Unlike
- (After defeating the second phase)
- Barbeloth: Yes, very well done.
We did it!
- Alice: Aw, they've grown up so fast... I'm so proud.
- Barbeloth: Really? Well, then I'll leave you to debrief the others about today's events.
- Alice: Huh? You're leaving already?
- Barbeloth: You did marvelously today — I'm thrilled for both of you. And should you feel the need to gloat profusely to that student of mine so she knows to up her game, be my guest! Hahahaha.
- Barbeloth: Lovely tea party, but that'll do me for now. Until next time, my dearies.
- Alice: You're just going to up and leave? Barbie!
- Alice: You'll have to forgive Barbeloth — she's always on the move. And she never says where she's going either. I think she enjoys the mystique.
- Alice: But if I had to guess, she's probably going for a walk. Hehe, she's a very health-conscious individual.
- Alice: Barbie was satisfied with your victory, and so am I. Congratulations to you both.
- (Alice turns them back to normal)
Alice: You can come back now! ...Oh, whoops, I need to turn you back to normal first, don't I...
- Paimon: You're finally back! Great job. You made it all look so easy.
- Alice: Nice to have you back safe and sound. Now, time to relax and switch off — you've earned it.
- Albedo: Thank you.
Felt pretty good to beat the trial.
- Albedo: Once you've rested up, let me know when you're free, and we'll head to Dragonspine.
- Paimon: To deal with the dragon of Dragonspine, right?
- Albedo: Indeed. The sooner we deal with Durin, the better.

Following the principles of "truth," people gain knowledge, learn of boundaries, and nurture reverence. This mindset provides a safe borderline — while also shackling the mad.
However, there is one who has crossed that borderline. What did he gain from the other side? You still do not know, yet together, you will prove that his transcendence has an unparalleled significance.
However, there is one who has crossed that borderline. What did he gain from the other side? You still do not know, yet together, you will prove that his transcendence has an unparalleled significance.
- (Talk to Alice, optional)
- Alice: Nice to have you back safe and sound. Now, time to relax and switch off — you've earned it.
- (Approach the area around Durin's heart)
- Paimon: Yep, this place is as freezing as ever... *whimper* Paimon's hands are turning to ice...
- Albedo: Want to climb into my hood?
- Paimon: You sure? Is it warm in there?
- Albedo: It should take the edge off, and it might improve your mood. But I recommend finding a heat source for a more potent effect.
- (Approach Durin's heart)
- Albedo: ...We've arrived. Sorry, Paimon, I have to get to work now.
- Paimon: Still beating away after all this time...
- Albedo: Leave it to me. You two, stay on guard.
- (Albedo begins to use his power on Durin's heart)
Albedo: ...
- Paimon: Uh, may Paimon ask a question?
- Albedo: You may.
- Paimon: Who is Durin to you? Do you think of him as... one of your kind? And is he a dragon, person, animal? Or... monster?
- Albedo: From an alchemical perspective, we're both artificial creations, but biologically speaking, we have no relation whatsoever. So, to say we are kin would be categorically incorrect.
- Paimon: Sounds like you prefer humans to dragons, then?
- Albedo: It's not so much a matter of preference. Rather, as things stand, I would say I belong to the class of "human." Albeit a unique category thereof — but then again, most forms of life in this world possess some unique traits.
- Albedo: I am perhaps the most unique among humans, in that I'm the only one of my kind. But soon there will be another just like me, assuming this alchemical project proves successful.
- Albedo: I believe Mini Durin already told you of his intent to replace the Durin of Dragonspine. After my conversation with him, he also expressed a strong interest in becoming human.
- Albedo: It's a fascinating prospect, not to mention an extremely challenging one. But I understand why he came to that decision.
Do you see this as an act of "creation"?
- Albedo: Well... Understood in the broadest sense, this project deals with both the past and future, and stands to profoundly impact many lives. That, primarily, is what makes it worthwhile.
- Albedo: Helping Mini Durin become who he wants to be is a secondary consideration, though still a meaningful one.
- Albedo: By contrast, my personal motivations are nothing so grand and meaningful. I'm just pursuing something I believe in.
- Albedo: In my view, to cultivate life which the world cannot generate endogenously is to cultivate the world itself.
- Albedo: Whatever aids life in attaining a greater level of perfection improves the world by doing so.
- Albedo: It is not a question of whether this "ought" to be done or not, merely whether I wish to. The alchemical enterprise is concerned with deciphering and comprehending all forms of knowledge — that is the path I walk.
- Albedo: Of course, that's not to say that this is just a science experiment to me. Anything that affects Mondstadt, I approach first and foremost as a member of the Knights of Favonius.
- Albedo: Does that answer your question satisfactorily?
Well enough. Thank you.
- Albedo: ...Finished.
- Paimon: Looks like a golden energy has encased the dragon's heart...
- Albedo: The whole heart would be too big — I don't need that much. Instead, I've just removed the core. The rest will soon lose its vitality completely.
- Albedo: This time, Durin's body should finally die for good.
- Paimon: Wait, but in that case, what's gonna happen to the fake Hertha? And what about the people who fell under Durin's influence?
- Albedo: The Knights will keep an eye on them. But as far as I'm concerned, eliminating Durin's influence on the citizenry and creating a new Durin through alchemy are one and the same thing.
- Albedo: Armed with this heart, I'll be able to complete the alchemical array, and deal with all these issues in one go.
- (Talk to ???, optional)
- ???: (That massive rock that once looked like a heart has lost its power, and descended into a solemn silence...)
- Paimon: Oh no! It won't be able to absorb any vitality like this... Ugh, let's just go report back to Orban, (TravelerTraveler).
- (Approach the marked location near Mondstadt City)
- Albedo: Let's call it a day here. Thank you for accompanying me.
- Paimon: Pleasure! We sure learned a lot.
- sic] around, and pick out some nice souvenirs for yourselves. Albedo: Mondstadt's a lively place during the Windblume Festival. You should take look [
- Paimon: Oh, yeah, the festival! Wonder who the Windblume Star's gonna be this time?
- Paimon: Hmm... Well, we've been too busy dealing with this situation the entire time. Who else would be free to work during the Windblume Festival?
- Albedo: I'm sure we'll find out on the day of.
- (Pass time)
- Paimon: The Windblume Festival is about to begin! Let's go check it out!
- (Enter the Special Story Mode at the plaza)
- Jean: As you all know, during this year's Windblume Festival, the people of Mondstadt have banded together to defeat several waves of monsters that tried to invade our city.
- Jean: Accordingly, we would like to award the title of Windblume Star to someone who made an outstanding contribution to the defense operation.
- Jean: This is someone who may not look like a strong warrior, but whose keen insights played a vital role in gaining control over the conflict. His words and songs always have a way of lifting people's spirits, and they were a great support to us all.
- Jean: Let us give a round of applause to this year's Windblume Star — Venti the bard!
- Audience: Woooooo! Yay, Venti!
- Venti: Huh? No way, you're really gonna pick me?
- Jean: Why not? You're the perfect person for the job.
- Venti: Hmm... Alright. Does that mean I get unlimited free drinks at the tavern?
- Jean: I'm sure they'll be more than happy to support this year's Windblume Star. If you'd like, you can even take a drink while you give your acceptance speech to the crowd.
- Venti: Ahaha... In that case, let me swap out the speech for a song.
- Venti: Everyone, the best bard in the land is about to begin his performance. So don't go away! Gather round, and lend me your ears!
- (A cinematic plays)
- Cutscene's Travel Log summary:
- (Venti begins to play his lyre as fireworks go off, drawing the attention of the nearby Mondstadters)
- (Jean and the Traveler look towards the roof of the Knights of Favonius Headquarters where Albedo begins his ritual)
- Albedo: I hereby exercise the prayer of formation
- (A magic array lights up Albedo's office, with Mini Durin in the center, followed by three other arrays around the city)
- (Albedo links the array on the roof with all the others under the guise of the fireworks show)
- Albedo: Ubiquitous earth, flowing water...
- (The citizens of Mondstadt enjoy the Windblume festivies around the city)
- Albedo: Refining fire, fortifying wind
- Albedo: Traverse the eighteenth, worldly, and twentieth passage
- Albedo: Emergent soul, enter the mortal realm
- Albedo: Elevate festering flesh into sacred blood and bone
- Albedo: O sages
- Albedo: Witness my grand endeavor!
- (Golden energy beams from the city-sized magic array and into Mini Durin)
- (The fireworks and Venti's song come to an end)
- Venti: How was it?
- Venti: Not bad, right?
- (Albedo's office, now dark, is filled with thick smoke)
- (The smoke begins to dissipate, revealing Mini Durin's new human form)
- (Cinematic ends)
- Paimon: Albedo, how did everything go?
- Albedo: Very smoothly, I'd say. We achieved our goal.
- Paimon: Really? So... Mini Durin looks like a human now?
- Albedo: Correct. However, his newly formed body is still stabilizing. We should give him some time.
Incredible work, Albedo.
- Albedo: I graciously accept the compliment. Mm... It really is rather remarkable, what we've accomplished.
- Paimon: So, how do you feel right now?
- Albedo: Quite good. I did what I set out to do, and achieved a personal goal.
- Albedo: I think even she would have made a rare facial expression, had she seen it.
- Paimon: "She"?
- Albedo: My master and mother, "Gold" Rhinedottir.
- Albedo: A long time ago, she sent me to Mondstadt, with the instruction to complete a task of monumental importance: to find the truth of the world.
- Albedo: I had a theory about what she meant, and in time, I was able to corroborate it. Sure enough, "finding the truth of the world" basically stood for "getting a life."
- Albedo: That might be easy for most people. But for someone like me, it meant doing a lot of learning about a lot of things.
- Albedo: I had to find out about myself and the world around me. Get to know me, and get to know other people.
- Albedo: "Life" is the space that exists between me and the world. To become truly human, I had to inhabit that space.
- Albedo: So, for an artificial human, finding a life is, in some sense, equivalent to finding the truth of the world.
- Paimon: So that's what she meant, huh? Well, no wonder those monsters wanted to infiltrate the city and replace you. They wanted your life for themselves!
- Albedo: Being alive is just existing, but having a life is what makes you truly human. I think that's the message she wanted to get across to me.
- Albedo: Still, I've found this whole series of events has given me new inspiration.
- Albedo: Becoming human is only the beginning. What follows is the choices a human has to make in life, as well as the kinds of family bonds they will form.
- Albedo: Most people would probably see the events of the last few days as something out of a nightmare. But for me, it's just part of my family life.
- Albedo: I fear that the carefree existence my brother has enjoyed this far will now come to an end. Just like me, he will have to step into the world and face the same constraints as everyone else.
- Paimon: You've got an unusual family, that's for sure...
- Albedo: Well, I suppose we get it from our mother. She's highly unusual.
- Albedo: There are all kinds of families in the world. Some base their life around the family store, others around the farm.
- Albedo: In my family, I suppose we tend to the flower beds. And now, I'm a gardener too.
As long as you feel like you've gained something from the experience.
- Albedo: Mm-hmm.
- Albedo: Master never showed her face, but if the Hexenzirkel knows what I've done, that means she knows as well and gave her approval.
- Naberius, it would seem she has finally found a modicum of peace. Albedo: Since devouring
- Albedo: And if so, then I am truly happy for her. She didn't always have a penchant for madness, you know.
- Paimon: Devouring Naberius? What's Naberius?
- Albedo: It's the name of the Ruler of Life.
- Paimon: What!?
- Albedo: Aunt Alice told me about it not too long ago. But, it came as no surprise. I knew Master would do it sooner or later.
- Albedo: As for the "Ruler of Life," all I truly know is this: Naberius is not gone. Instead, because of Master's actions, she and Naberius are now one.
- Albedo: In any case, thank you so much for your help during this ordeal and for choosing to stand by my side through it all.
- Paimon: Of course! That's what friends are for!
Paimon took the words right out of my mouth.
- Albedo: Hearing you say that means more than I can say.
- Albedo: I'll make sure to pass along the sentiment when I report back to Master Jean.
- Paimon: Oh, so you're heading back to headquarters? Well, good luck with the report!
- Albedo: Thank you. I'll get going.
- Paimon: Wow, this Windblume Festival turned out to be a special one. It feels like we really made a difference!
- Paimon: Oh, Paimon almost forgot! If the Windblume Star has already been chosen, what is this year's Windblume gonna be?
- Venti: Hmm, wanna take a guess?
- Paimon: Venti! You're back!
- Cecilia? Venti: Haha, well I couldn't keep my two dear friends in the dark about this year's Windblume, now could I? What do you think of... The
It's quite fitting.
I like it.
- Venti: "The true feelings of the prodigal son." A sentiment as sweet and warm as a gentle spring breeze — perfect for the season!
- TravelerTraveler), give me your hand. Venti: (
Huh?
- Venti: The mages are very pleased that you and Albedo managed to pass their trial. Albedo received the materials he sought, so you deserve something in return as well.
- Venti: The Hexenzirkel wants you to have this. It contains something entirely one of a kind — a secret of sorts. When the time is right, it will reveal itself to you. So, no need to open it right away.
- Paimon: Wow, a gift and a mystery all in one. The mages sure love their secrets, huh...
- Venti: According to the sender, you are probably the only person who could make use of something like this, so I suppose it belongs with you.
Alright, thanks.
- Venti: Ah, well, all I did was deliver it. Although, I did go to great lengths during this whole ordeal. I suppose a reward for my efforts wouldn't be out of the question...
- Paimon: You've helped a lot, Venti! How about we treat you to a drink?
- Venti: Really? I'll hold you to that, you know! No going back on your word!
- Paimon: Of course not! Let's go to the tavern right now!
- Venti: Haha, music to my ears! I'm so happy I could fly! It's like this festival was made for me or something...
- Venti: "When no love remains for the songs to tell, the world becomes naught but an empty shell..."
- Venti: "Cruel is said fate, cruel it may be, were it not for a hero who could set us all free."
- Venti: "Through shadows so cold, he sought wisdom untold, chasing a fragrance, the wind only knows."
- Venti: "Thus wistfulness waned and faded into night, as he stepped from the darkness, and into the light."
Soundtracks[]
No. | Soundtrack Name | Album | Played In |
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01 | Snow-Buried Tales | Vortex of Legends | The Gardener Locations |
07 | Abiding Chills | Vortex of Legends | The Gardener Locations |
Gallery[]
Other Languages[]
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
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English | The Gardener | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 园丁 | |
Chinese (Traditional) | 園丁 | |
Japanese | 庭師 Niwashi | The Gardener |
Korean | 정원사 Jeong'wonsa | The Gardener |
Spanish | El jardinero | The Gardener |
French | Le jardinier | The Gardener |
Russian | Садовник Sadovnik | The Gardener |
Thai | คนสวน | |
Vietnamese | Người Làm Vườn | The Gardener |
German | Der Gärtner | The Gardener |
Indonesian | Si Tukang Kebun | The Gardener |
Portuguese | O Jardineiro | |
Turkish | Bahçıvan | |
Italian | Il giardiniere |
Change History[]
Released in Version 5.6