Even the grandest plans must be carried out one step at a time, and always on schedule. So remember to respect time, and those entrusted with keeping it in order.

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For years, in the loading screen, we noticed that order of elements and wandered: What could be the secret behind that specific order of elements ?. Today, I'll give my theory in that secret in short. Without any ado, let's start. So, basically, we will suppose that the elemnts here represents the archons, we will assign every archon with their element:

I mean I remember the adventurer’s guild being on the right and the metalworks forge being far from the entrance 😭😭

I'M BACK- also here's a Sunday meme.. I play Star Rail as well now and couldn't resist once I saw his design.. the reference image is here too for anyone who hasn't seen the birb

Help Now that the Judgment of the White Expanse event is finally coming, I now finished the Island Suspense. (I want to do all the episodes with the past events before this one) I heard that the White Expanse is the continuation after the recent main story episode 17 Wings of Icarus (II), that's why I finished the Island Suspense because I unfortunately missed it back while ago before I came back completely. I'm at the episode 16 Burden of Ignorance (didn't do that yet), and there's a past events that I haven't done yet because I started playing TOT during 2023. I want to do the past events starting from the first one, Mysteries of the Lost Gold. I also heard that it's connected with the main story after episode 5 but I don't know what's the next event after finishing a specific main story episode like the A Love Poem to Skadi. So can someone please tell me what are the orders or sequence of playing the main story episodes including the past events that is connected and related to the main story like a continuation?

For anyone curious, this is the order that the cards follow when you make a 10-pull. I was going to post this but with a screenshot of my Luke SSS pulls since I was recording, but I couldn't find it. So, I decided to use this screenshot of my Marius TempoSync pulls. No hard pity but I spent over 10k s-chips. I really need my luck back 💔

The story of Nod-Krai has come to an end, so let's learn more about it. Goddesses of the Three Moons Many millennia ago, Teyvat was ruled by Nibelung. One day, he encountered a voyager from distant worlds who belonged to a race of chroniclers whose goal was to observe and record the existence of each world. They were a temporary resident and were supposed to have no contact with civilization. As her body slumbered within a distant celestial disk-construct, her mind drifted through an empty expanse spanning many light-years, charting countless peoples and civilizations fated to perish, pondering the truths of the cosmos. One day, she saw a faint glimmer. The light came from a world at the edge of a spiral arm and its ruler, and though death would one day destroy this world, its will shone brighter than any civilization the voyager had seen before. Curious and full of sorrow, she turned to the ruler of the tiny world, saying she’d seen their end. The voyager invited Nibelung to leave his subjects and the world to journey with her, but he thanked her for revealing the truth and refused to leave Teyvat. Nibelung was unwilling to accept the destruction of his world, so he set out on a journey to find salvation for Teyvat. Before leaving, he raised three bright moons from the land of Nephilheim (future Nod-Krai) and bound Teyvat tightly with tidal chains. First to appear was the largest moon, the Eternal Moon, and its goddess, Aria, whose power created the ocean tides. Second was the brightest, the Frost Moon, and its goddess, Canon, whose radiance was a cold lantern in the night. Last was the smallest of the three moons, whose light was barely visible to the naked eye, the Iridescent Moon, and its goddess, Sonnet. But when she shone, her pale halo became even more mysterious.

The next ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Character in Version 7 Series will be Valeriy & he'll be introduced in Early Version 7.2 especially he'll be the first male Lightning Sword-Wielder where he can make a shield as well as readies his Cannon to blast the enemies. Although he holds a Lightning Vision knowing that he can't make a Stellar Reaction, but he can gain more potential for the Stellar Reaction if someone else are holding a Stellar Linchpin. Valeriy is the Commanding Officer of the Special Assignments Battalion & other roles as well as a Major. He can make a command for his armies to protect not only just Snezhnaya, but the whole world from the strange figures after Ronova made dying gift for the world's destruction making Valeriy will rally his forces to battle against them

They just ordering something to eat.

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The story of Nod-Krai has come to an end, so let's learn more about it. Frostmoon Scions More than 6,000 years ago, Three Moons shone in the sky: the Eternal Moon, the Frost Moon, and the Iridescent Moon. They were created by Teyvat's original creator, Nibelung, before he set out to find salvation for his world. He raised three moons from the ground and bound the world with the chains of the tides. Moonlight would illuminate the bountiful land until the dragon returned from the mist-shrouded realm, but millennia passed, and Nibelung didn’t return. Until one day, the winged Descender appeared, treading upon the morning star. It was not the great enemy that would extinguish the stars, nor did it seem intent on plundering the wellspring sustaining the world's existence. Faced with this uninvited guest, the three guardians who represented the will of the planet debated endlessly: the youngest sister opposed the Descender, but the elder sisters decided to see what would happen. The Heavenly Principle created angels and humans, led by the heavenly messengers. They wandered among the dark mortals, sowing prosperity and wisdom everywhere, and eventually, this prosperity ignited the flame of reason, which awakened a whisper of doubt. Over time, the Moon Goddesses began to notice that their love differed from that of the Heavenly Principles. The Descender believed that free will invited nothing but uncertainty and calamity, and that mortals who transgressed the laws of reason must be punished. They bore an almost paranoid hostility and fear toward the desire of certain life forms to seek power and destroyed insufficiently sacred civilizations. They cast down celestial nails to punish the civilizations of the world below. Their rules brought order, but the price of testing them was far too great. In a single night, Hyperborea fell, and across the frozen northern plain, dark blue crystal nails annihilated every last city. Only those who were far from the cities survived. With no refuge left to them, they simply waited for destruction to find them. The gods remained silent until the Goddess of the Frost Moon, Canon, answered them. Moved by pity, Canon heeded the survivors' prayers. Canon spun gleaming threads from the silver glow to lead the displaced across the frozen plains, and where her tears fell upon the soil of the far north, they blossomed into lilies that would stand eternal in the icy winds. The descendants of Hyperborea called themselves the Frostmoon Scions, in honor of the divinity who gave humanity new life. When Three Moons still shone in the sky, the people of Hyperborea learned to use the lunar tides to power their magics but were in turn affected by those same ebbs and flows, and some of them had horned crowns akin to deer antlers grow from their heads. Legends have it that the antler crown of Moonchanters today was a gift from the Frost Moon at the moment of its obliteration.