Not only Tartaglia refreshed, Rosalyne is also quite refreshed—don't forget she was once an Akademiya student too; although lost memories, because of Lucian she still knows she attended the Akademiya.
Seeing the Akademiya's various actions, she's also very unhappy—sparring with Tartaglia makes mood much better, thoughts clear.
Can only say sometimes really need to learn from the Electro Archon—finding someone to beat up can indeed make mood better.
But according to original timeline, Rosalyne is the one getting beaten.
Not talking sad things—today is a happy day; Lucian released new book!
Today Rosalyne bought six copies of the latest prophecy book again—one for Tartaglia, one for venting, one for reading, one for collecting, another for "proselytizing."
As for the last one—it's for emergencies.
Rosalyne tosses one book to Tartaglia, turns and goes upstairs to her room to start reading.
Glances at the photo of Lucian on the table—from the test of courage event together, with the other "band" members too.
Very unfortunately everyone didn't form a band for life; now the band has disbanded.
Rosalyne looking at Lucian in the group photo thinks—if unhappy, burn you.
Of course not burning this photo—Rosalyne has many photos of Lucian; or rather, everyone in the Fatui has Lucian photos.
And at this time Fatui people are very concerned about this new book's story—because Sumeru's story is clearly one with high Fatui involvement.
"Act III · Illusion and Delusion and Deceit"
Just seeing this title, readers feel a thump in heart—no way? Illusion, delusion, deceit—these three keywords I saw in the previous act; I've seen this episode!
The infinite loop of the Sabzeruz Festival is still vivid—that divination said "deceit"; how come in Act III it's still deceit?
Her Citlali (grandma)'s—are we out of the loop or not? The loop is still chasing me!
In the story, it really picks up from last time—after parting with Nahida and Dunyarzad last time, Paimon is a bit restless from idleness.
How to say—she and Lumine get along well because both can't stay idle.
Just quiet for a few days and Paimon can't stand it—urges Traveler to find Katheryne for some commissions.
[Paimon: "Sigh... waiting forever isn't a solution; might as well find Katheryne for some work, keep ourselves busy first."]
For people who dislike adventure and work, this is completely incomprehensible—why make yourself busy first, like Sayu.
Why must make yourself busy? I'd rather sleep every day; busy work is worse than sleeping...
But for workaholics like Ganyu and Keqing, very understandable.
Time is already not enough—where's time to be idle? Work! Must keep busy! If not busy even a moment, feels like wasting time!
Keqing this kind of workaholic—if put on Earth and not let work, still can't idle—probably computer on playing games, tablet with a show as background.
Not enough—add some music, phone don't idle—brush mobile games!
Anyway that kind of person who if not doing several things at once feels time not fully utilized.
Traveler not that severe, but she indeed can't idle—so agrees with Paimon, goes to find Katheryne for some commissions.
Rest makes her restless like sitting on pins; work brings physical and mental joy.
Rosaria feels this isn't human words—people can't be too Barbara; and Jean—as devout nuns should learn more from the Anemo Archon.
In the story, Traveler comes to Katheryne's counter—illustration is overhead view; on the street lamp perched a silly bird.
[Katheryne: "Ad astra abyssosque! —nice to see you two again."]
Familiar lines, familiar opening—everything so familiar; great.
Previous story itself quite "heartwarming"—now seeing Katheryne's line gives feeling of returning to daily life; readers gradually relax.
Traveler comes for commissions—Katheryne says let me think.
Her "let me think" makes some sensitive adventurers realize something wrong.
Usually finding Katheryne for commissions she "checks"—not "thinks"; problem!
[Katheryne: "How about this—please go on stage at the Akademiya's academic report sharing session this afternoon and recite a love poem."]
What? Love poem?
Setting aside whether Traveler can write love poems—reciting a love poem at an academic report sharing session is too weird?
Who is this love poem for—"knowledge"?
[Katheryne: "Best to record the audience's reactions with a Kamera after reciting."]
Now even ordinary readers feel something off—this Katheryne how become such a chaos lover?
Isn't Katheryne a robot? Usually not seen her intelligent to this degree.
Too intelligent—intelligent enough to enjoy chaos; and Traveler is still a young girl—doesn't want to embarrass herself on stage.
Seryn, I still want to be human.
In the illustration, Katheryne smiles brightly, saying:
["Is that so—seems this commission doesn't suit you."]
["Then... go to Port Ormos and convince the local Gilded Brigade to do volunteer work at the children's welfare home."]
Dehya (Rope Net user 1145): This one good! This commission I'll take!
Dehya usually doesn't like using brain much, but her brain works well.
At this time Dehya also notices something wrong—because for this commission she can't think who the client would be.
Feels like in all Sumeru besides her no second person would make this kind of commission—but the problem is she herself wouldn't commission others to do this; she does it herself.
Use love to influence Gilded Brigade—they'll also willingly become children's caring playmates.
[Traveler roasts: "We'll get beaten, right?"]
Dehya nods—indeed get beaten, but just beat them back—self-defense.
[Katheryne smiles: "Mm, I'm sure those mercenaries' reactions will be very interesting too."]
No—this chaos lover from where? Are you Lucian in disguise?
[Paimon asks: "Can I ask... who released these commissions?"]
This is also what everyone curious about—what weirdo releases such braindead commissions? This pure "wisdom root"?
[Katheryne: "The client? Hmm, actually I just want to see you do these things."]
No client even—now even slowest readers understand—this absolutely not Katheryne.