The Pale Princess (The Storyweaver Saga Book 1)

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Devastated, the pygmy wandered around in sorrow and regret. He hid the body in a tree hole and walked off alone into the night, and into a self-imposed exile." We're gonna delete the factor of gender, so where it says prince it is just to regard which character I'm talking about.

Also, this just raises more questions about the Gnoses. Is this why the archons are so unhesitant on handing over their Gnosis? And is this the “misfortune” of holding the Gnosis that Skirk was telling Neuvillette? The pygmies celebrated, but while they were celebrating, the last remaining power of the Prince's soul was used to curse the pygmies to feel as if they are being cooked for their whole lives.The graceful but heartbroken seelie and the sisters grew more sullen and withdrawn with each passing day, to the point where their wondrous forms withered away, leaving fragments of their former selves scattered in the mountains and ruins, where they turned into tiny little life forms The poison had sent the Prince into a coma as the Pale Princess slept. The six pygmies' scheme started to unfold.

The Prince shone with an extraordinary light. The people of the Moonlight Forest had never seen such vitality. For as the Prince strolled through the forest, life flourished around him: new leaves sprouted and the Princess and her people grew stronger. Recently, through Scaramouche's story quest and Nahida's fairy tale, we've also learned that they can be used to store information in a way to preserve it from irminsul changes. But the master of the heavens, consumed by fear for the rising tide of delusion and breakthroughs, sent down the divine nails to mend the land, laying waste to the mortal realm…” Fear gave root to malice, and out of malice grew evil scheming. The six pygmies started to devise their nasty plot. As we can see we the current events, the Tsaritsa is collecting the Gnoses, as she prepares to rebel against celestia. Zhongli is by far the only archon that gives the Gnosis peacefully, and this is because he made a contract with her before.

The Pale Princess and the Six Pygmies (V)

For Sophie, she's brought to a palace where she lives a luxurious life, while trying to understand what the strange sorcerer Ridaln wants from her. When she discovers a talent with magic, she learns poses that give her access to power that she had only heard about in the stories her Nana told. I wanted to see my garden but somehow got lost." Rubbing his withered palms, the shrunken pygmy grinned. A deformed pygmy went to them and asked for them to save his 5 brothers. The Princess who is sympathetic to the pygmies, promised to rescue them. The veins of the pygmy crawled with fear. But before leaving, the Night Mother left a glimpse of hope for the pygmy.

the Prince's broken soul used up all its remaining power to curse the pygmies. For the rest of their lives, they were tormented by a curse that made them feel as if they were being cooked in a huge cooking pot, unable to ever see the light of day again.” Why not keep the Prince with us forever? Instead of believing in unfathomable promises, securing the sunlight before us is our best bet." Consumed by fear for the rising tide of delusion and breakthroughs' further indicates that people were becoming aware of a world outside of Teyvat, which Phanes, as the Demiurge would not allow, dropping nails to reset the world, aswell as killing any witnesses. Dansleif says, "In the perpetual meantime of a sheltered eternity, most are content to live, and not to dream." The people of Teyvat have no life because they are content, unlike the Khaenri'ahns who "dream of dreaming".

What the pygmy didn't know is that the vicious Night Mother had already found the Princess. She followed the pygmy stealthily, like a wild cat stalking its prey, her shadowy figure blotting out the moonlight and starlight.