The Weapon Master Shall Never Die Bare-Handed in Genshin Impact [110]

When Lumine finally dragged Venti and Jia Changjiang to the training grounds, they arrived just in time to see Razor demonstrating how to attack training dummies for Eileen.

“Perfect timing. Let’s see…”

Standing at the edge of the training field, Lumine put on the monocle and scanned the scene.

She immediately noticed Captain Jean standing beside Eileen and a massive, purple wolf spirit hovering behind Razor.

“Oh!” Lumine exclaimed. “Eileen’s imaginary friend is Captain Jean, and Razor’s imaginary friend is a gigantic wolf!”

“Captain Jean? That makes sense—Eileen must really aspire to be a knight,” Paimon observed. “And Razor’s… wait, you said it’s a huge, purple wolf behind him? Floating, really tall, like a wolfman?”

“Huh? How did you know?” Lumine asked, surprised.

“Because…” Paimon pointed toward Razor on the field. “That wolf thing behind him—everyone can see it!”

“What?!” Lumine quickly removed the monocle, only to realize that in the real world, Razor indeed had a towering purple wolf spirit floating behind him, mimicking his movements. As Razor attacked the dummies, the wolf lashed out alongside him with razor-sharp claws.

“His imaginary friend… became real?!” Lumine gasped.

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Meanwhile, on the training field, the dummies shattered under Razor and the wolf spirit’s coordinated attacks.

“That’s… how you do it,” Razor explained to Eileen.

“Wow, so this is how you take them all down at once? That’s incredible!” Eileen exclaimed, thoroughly impressed.

Razor scratched the back of his head, looking slightly embarrassed. “Breaking them all at once… hard.”

The wolf spirit behind him shimmered, dissolving into pure elemental energy and returning to Razor’s body.

“So, it wasn’t an imaginary friend—it’s Razor’s power?” Lumine muttered, blinking in realization.

“Hey, Lumine! Over here!” Eileen called out, waving excitedly when she spotted the group.

“Jax… and Lumine, plus Paimon,” Razor greeted, his voice soft but welcoming. Then his eyes landed on Jia Changjiang, and his shoulders stiffened slightly, a hint of nervousness creeping in.

“You two are working hard,” Jia Changjiang remarked with a grin. “How’s training going? Feel like you’ve made progress?”

“Definitely! Razor’s been teaching me a lot!” Eileen said enthusiastically, clearly proud. “Even though I don’t have a Vision, his techniques are amazing to learn!”

“Oh…” Jia Changjiang raised an eyebrow, an amused expression on his face.

He vaguely recalled a joke he’d seen online before coming to this world—something about Eileen someday pulling out seven Visions and becoming a master of every weapon style. The nickname “Lord of All Techniques” had stuck in his mind.

“And you, Razor?” Jia Changjiang asked.

“I learned from Teacher… how to use Thunder Fang. Was just trying it,” Razor replied earnestly. “Also… listened to stories. Others invited me… to join adventurer team.”

Razor paused, then added, “Didn’t go.”

“Bennett’s adventure team is kinda risky,” Eileen interjected. “But today, Stanley’s stories—oh, they were amazing! Just listening to them made my heart race!”

Eileen clenched her fist in determination. “One day, I hope I can be as great as Stanley!”

“Stanley? That’s the second time I’ve heard that name today. He’s really that incredible?” Lumine asked curiously.

“Of course!” Eileen nodded vigorously. “He’s a legend in Mondstadt! He even reached the Silent Sea, a place so dangerous it’s said Barbatos himself can’t retrieve souls from there!”

“Sounds impressive…” Lumine turned to Jia Changjiang, noticing his lack of enthusiasm. “Wait, Jax, aren’t you excited? Usually, when you hear about a strong person, you’re raring to challenge them. What’s up?”

“…Why would I be excited?” Jia Changjiang replied flatly, folding his arms. “Besides, I’ve met Stanley before in the tavern. He’s…”

He trailed off, shaking his head without elaborating.

“Huh?” Lumine frowned in confusion but didn’t press further.

“Lumine and Mr. Jax, you’re amazing adventurers too!” Eileen said with admiration. “You resolved the Stormterror crisis—everyone in Mondstadt is so grateful!”

“Now, you’re both famous adventurers in your own right!”

“Yup! We’re awesome!” Lumine said smugly, striking a proud pose with her hands on her hips.

“Exactly! Even Sara at the Good Hunter gave us a discount because she was so thankful!” Paimon chimed in, mimicking Lumine’s pose.

“Wait, what? You got discounts?” Jia Changjiang frowned, his voice indignant. “The tavern never gives me discounts! What a rip-off!”

As Jia Changjiang grumbled, Eileen suddenly gasped. “Oh no, I forgot! I promised Jack we’d talk about our adventure plans tonight, but I’ve been training all day…”

Turning to Lumine, she pleaded, “Can you tell Jack we’ll meet tomorrow instead? I’ll treat you to grilled chicken skewers later!”

“No problem! Leave it to me. Where can I find him?” Lumine asked confidently.

Eileen thought for a moment. “He should be with Stanley at the Temple of the Lion today.”

“Perfect! That means we’ll get to meet Stanley too!” Lumine said excitedly, her interest clearly piqued. “Come on, Jax, Venti! Let’s go find Jack and meet the legendary adventurer!”

“I don’t mind,” Jia Changjiang said, stretching as his joints cracked. “Been a while since I’ve gone out to hunt some Hilichurls anyway.”

“I’m in no rush. I’ve got plenty of free time,” Venti chimed in lazily, tilting his head with a grin.

“Must you brag about slacking off, you lazy bard?” Paimon huffed.

As the group prepared to head out, Jia Changjiang stroked his chin thoughtfully.

“Stanley…” he murmured.

“I feel like I’ve heard that name before.”

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