I met a girl named Sinoning in the game.
It rained that night, and my phone flashed again and again. I clicked into “Genshin Impact” and a prompt popped up saying that version 5.1 had been updated. There are new characters, reprints, rock-type one-handed swords, and a woman named Sinoning.
Her name sounds like the sound of wind blowing over rocks, fragmented, calm, but with a long-lasting echo.
The moment I opened the card pool, my heart was warm. Her portrait is dignified, but there are stories in her eyes. I checked her skills and said that she can reduce the enemy’s elemental resistance, change attribute gains, and have a state called “Leopard Hunting Rhythm”. I was a little dazed, and suddenly I remembered the hunting in the village when I was a child, the leopards running on the yellow land, and the smell of the soil turning up.
She is not a character that focuses on damage, but she is like a friend in the team who has been helping silently and not talking. She relies on “source sound sampling” to adjust her auxiliary ability, like my mother in my hometown, who doesn’t show up on weekdays, but gathers the whole family with a table of food during the Chinese New Year.
She collects colors in the Night Soul state, saying that it emits different lights according to the elemental type of teammates. I think this is a good setting. There are hundreds of people in the world, each with their own temperament. If you can adjust yourself according to each other, it will be a kind of softness.
I heard that Qianzhi, Nashida, and Walnut will also come back this time. I have beaten them, familiar skills, familiar smiles. They are here again in the game, just like old friends in the town, who have not seen each other for a long time and are walking towards me at the corner again. I nodded, and they responded with a smile. Even across the screen, I can feel the warmth.
You say that the game is just virtual, but I don’t think so. I never think that there is much difference between characters and people. They have voices, postures, and their own joys and sorrows. Just like us humans, we take a trip in the world, and someone accompanies us silently, so we have the energy to continue living.
I am also curious about that constellation. The first constellation of Xinoning is said to make her night soul state last longer. The second constellation is divided into five attributes, rock, fire, water, ice, and electricity, each with its own benefits. You see, this is so much like people – some rely on their bodies, some rely on their intelligence, some rely on their emotions, and some rely on their luck. Everyone is different, but each way of living is real.
Later, the fourth and sixth constellations pushed her to be a main C. I think of the girl who learned tailoring in the village. When she was young, she sewed cloth in the corner. Later, she opened her own shop and could stay up late to make a whole set of wedding clothes. Who is not like this, first learn to support others, and then start to achieve yourself?
I don’t play many games, but I like this character. She is not ostentatious or dazzling, but she has a hidden strength. Her skills are not noisy, but a long-lasting stream. She is not like some characters, who are full of fireworks when they come out. She is like the grass by the river in autumn. After a gust of wind, she still stands.
In this update, there are also recharge discounts recommended by Treabar. I didn’t look at it carefully, but I just think that these platforms now have too many tricks, and sometimes people will become impetuous. But I know that if you really like something, even if it is a game, your heart should be quiet.
Xinoning is here, she doesn’t speak, but she is always there. If you draw her, she will be a part of you; if you don’t draw her, she will also shine in other people’s world. Life is like this, and so is fate.
After version 5.1 is launched, I plan to take her to the beach of Inazuma, or bask in the sun in the woods of Xumi. She is the rock and I am the wind. If she doesn’t move, I will sit with her, that’s fine