You're right; there's much here that's actually quite enjoyable.
[That fact and the fact that vigilance is necessary aren't mutually exclusive ideas, after all. It's not fundamentally that different to how Diluc carries himself back in his beloved home of Mondstadt.]
While I'm the first to admit that the lack of structure here isn't necessarily to my tastes, my time here has been a nice change of pace. Mondstadt is being seen to by my waking self, so I'm able to fully commit to being a part of this dream world without worry.
The people I've met here, especially, are worth their weight in gold. Most of them, anyway.
[To have Diluc speak about people living in this dream world so highly truly brings a smile to Aether's face. It seems he had no need to worry. His companion (or should he say Lumine's companion?) is doing just fine here.]
That's good to hear. I'm looking forward to meeting more people. The ones I've talked to so far were really helpful and kind.
[Aether is again reminded that he's new around here, but that never was a problem to him. He's done this so many times, getting from one city to another, or from one world to the next, that he gets used to every new place with ease.]
If you're anything like your sister, I suspect you won't have much trouble in that regard. People always seem to take to her regardless of where she is.
[Himself included.]
Not everyone here means well, but I'm sure you're smart enough to realize that already. Still, the vast majority of them do. There are worse places one can end up.
[Aether can't help but look proud when Diluc speaks about his sister like that. Even if their experiences were similar, the twins are each their own person. Aether is sure there were things his sister handled much better than him. She's strong and kind... Or at least this is how he remembers her.]
Don't worry. I think that I'm not naive enough to consider everyone as well-meaning.
[Sometimes he just likes to keep quiet and observe before judging someone.]
Plus, I know I can trust those from Teyvat who are here.
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[That fact and the fact that vigilance is necessary aren't mutually exclusive ideas, after all. It's not fundamentally that different to how Diluc carries himself back in his beloved home of Mondstadt.]
While I'm the first to admit that the lack of structure here isn't necessarily to my tastes, my time here has been a nice change of pace. Mondstadt is being seen to by my waking self, so I'm able to fully commit to being a part of this dream world without worry.
The people I've met here, especially, are worth their weight in gold. Most of them, anyway.
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That's good to hear. I'm looking forward to meeting more people. The ones I've talked to so far were really helpful and kind.
[Aether is again reminded that he's new around here, but that never was a problem to him. He's done this so many times, getting from one city to another, or from one world to the next, that he gets used to every new place with ease.]
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[Himself included.]
Not everyone here means well, but I'm sure you're smart enough to realize that already. Still, the vast majority of them do. There are worse places one can end up.
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Don't worry. I think that I'm not naive enough to consider everyone as well-meaning.
[Sometimes he just likes to keep quiet and observe before judging someone.]
Plus, I know I can trust those from Teyvat who are here.
[His smile wavers just a little.]
Well... almost everyone. [Childe is complicated.]