Ad Astra Travelers and welcome to the season seven finale of Tales of Teyvat: A Genshin Lore Podcast! This week, our hosts are returning to Sumeru just in time to see it burn! Please note, this episode will be SPOILER HEAVY if you haven’t completed the Nod Krai Archon Quest or Song of the Welkin Moon Acts 9 and 10. If you haven’t completed these quests, we suggest not listening or reading further on. If you have, let’s get to work! Our hosts arrive in Sumeru after receiving a letter from Collei detailing a dream of hers that Lesser Lord Kusanali interprets as a threat, quickly evacuating the Sumeru Rainforest. We’ll review the entirety of the quest lines including Dottore’s unfortunate return, Pantalone’s calm demeanor despite needing a cigarette and the destruction of one of Teyvat’s most precious natural monuments. Of course, we’ll discuss the Goddess of Flowers, Deshret’s Seven Pillars and Forbidden Knowledge as we reconnect with friends like Sorush, Liloupar, Dunyarzad, Haypasia, Jeht and more! Later, we’ll discuss the greater implications of the quest line like the appearance of three of the Primordial Shades, the inverted statue of the seven and Tighnari’s unpreventable breakdown after his family returns from their vacation and celebration in Mondstadt. Bring your fire extinguishers and tissues for this season’s finale!
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