This was such an enjoyable quest when I played it, and it was amazing to see you enjoying the quest and the different choices you made and how it made small changes in the game. Super fun!
@Sevy I think Furina knew exactly what was going on the entire time. Of everyone there, she'd be the hardest to fool. After all, she DID fool an entire nation for 500 years. After that, it would take a miracle to put one over on Furina. She probably knows every trick in the book to fool people. Heck, she probably wrote the book. Also, of everyone there, Furina would have recognized Florian immediately. As we were shown during the Archon Quest, Furina cared so much about her people that she knew every one of them by name and kept track of their lineage. Being a Marechaussee Hunter, Furina would have paid special attention to him. In my opinion, it would be weird if the "Hydro Archon" didn't keep track of the protectors of her nation and their lineage. I suspect that Furina either felt asking Clorinde about what happened wasn't her business or it was pointless for her because she already knew everything. Heck, Furina being Furina, she probably even knows things about this that even Clorinde doesn't know. Also, let us not forget, Furina was immediately able to identify Petronilla's Shortsword with but a look. I think Furina's "cluelessness" is just a façade. Given who she is and how long she's lived, I would say she knows more than anyone in Fontaine, except for Neuvillette, of course. I think, now that she's free from her "responsibilities," Furina goes out of her way to not get involved unless she absolutely has to. Basically it's like, "I know what I need to know. If they need me, they know where to find me." I mean, come on, you can't tell me that someone who suspects that Zhongli is Morax is going to be fooled by a mere LARP? Also, the dead giveaway that Furina knew something was up was the fact that she pulled out the Salon Solitaire on the Golem. She wouldn't have done that if she thought this was all make-believe. Remember, their characters don't have Visions so summoning the Salon would have been against the rules. But Furina knew this was a real fight so she went into "actual fight" mode.
tbf I think it's the other way, because she spent 500 years playing a role she is not able to make distinction between reality and acting anymore because acting was her reality she knew nothing else.
This was such an enjoyable quest when I played it, and it was amazing to see you enjoying the quest and the different choices you made and how it made small changes in the game. Super fun!
I lost it when Navia came swinging with that "what did you have for breakfast this morning?"
Girl you can't do stuff like that to your GM 😭
I was shocked seeing the Fateometer because they only used in it Lynette’s hangout quest.
@Sevy
I think Furina knew exactly what was going on the entire time. Of everyone there, she'd be the hardest to fool. After all, she DID fool an entire nation for 500 years. After that, it would take a miracle to put one over on Furina. She probably knows every trick in the book to fool people. Heck, she probably wrote the book. Also, of everyone there, Furina would have recognized Florian immediately. As we were shown during the Archon Quest, Furina cared so much about her people that she knew every one of them by name and kept track of their lineage. Being a Marechaussee Hunter, Furina would have paid special attention to him. In my opinion, it would be weird if the "Hydro Archon" didn't keep track of the protectors of her nation and their lineage. I suspect that Furina either felt asking Clorinde about what happened wasn't her business or it was pointless for her because she already knew everything. Heck, Furina being Furina, she probably even knows things about this that even Clorinde doesn't know. Also, let us not forget, Furina was immediately able to identify Petronilla's Shortsword with but a look.
I think Furina's "cluelessness" is just a façade. Given who she is and how long she's lived, I would say she knows more than anyone in Fontaine, except for Neuvillette, of course. I think, now that she's free from her "responsibilities," Furina goes out of her way to not get involved unless she absolutely has to. Basically it's like, "I know what I need to know. If they need me, they know where to find me." I mean, come on, you can't tell me that someone who suspects that Zhongli is Morax is going to be fooled by a mere LARP? Also, the dead giveaway that Furina knew something was up was the fact that she pulled out the Salon Solitaire on the Golem. She wouldn't have done that if she thought this was all make-believe. Remember, their characters don't have Visions so summoning the Salon would have been against the rules. But Furina knew this was a real fight so she went into "actual fight" mode.
tbf I think it's the other way, because she spent 500 years playing a role she is not able to make distinction between reality and acting anymore because acting was her reality she knew nothing else.
Glad i picked Navia and Clorinde as the only two C6 limited 5 stars during these 3 years i play genshin. I really love them and their stories.
I’m surprised they didn’t do something to make Clorinde cry since Furina mentioned it.
Marechaussee DND