( Even the god of freedom wound up a lost wisp at some point, but it does not erase the paradox of he who rules on the basis of stolen power. May fate forbid Neuvillette from having a premature encounter with these gods. Although, for Furina here, for all her fidgeting and curiosity and suffering, he will make exceptions. If her will takes her to Mondstadt, he'll accompany her as long as she allows him to...Even if his presence ends up causing a disturbance among winds. )

So in other words, you feel as though your purpose is somewhere in the deep. I, too, have felt like this in the past.

( Ironically, until the nation flooded. Neuvillette glances down at his plate. )

I don't hold grudges against you, Lady Furina. That's why I've come to visit you. Even a lie worth 500 years can flow back into the veins of our planet and fall as rain. I'm quite happy you have the option to feel however you like, or do whatever you wish. It's ultimately what you truly deserve. Today of all days should be something you can cherish and savor before time itself expires. The ocean will always be there.

I will personally support any of your causes to the best of my ability. If it means anything to you, as long as I reside over this nation, you will never be truly alone.