Chapter 160: Mo Na: Excuse me, are you Klee's mother? Raiden Makoto: ???

Outside Mondstadt city!

"It should be here; speaking of which, why did that child run away when she saw me before? Could it be that there is something strange about what I'm wearing?"

A girl wearing a magic hat looked at the city located in the center of the lake, complaining and examining herself indifferently under the gaze of others.

After searching for a long time, she didn't find anything strange, and she couldn't help but feel a bit confused.

Without a doubt, she was the strange big sister chasing Klee—Mo Na.

Coming to Mondstadt this time was mainly to fulfill the agreement originally made between her master and her friend Alice; she was purely here to fulfill the contract this time.

But after finally finding the target person, she didn't even start a conversation before the other party slipped away.

With no other choice, Mo Na had to follow to Mondstadt city.

"Let me see where that child ran to."

As an astrologist, Mo Na generally would not easily use the art of divination.

Everything in fate is already destined; if there is too much interference or determination, even one's own fate will be implicated.

However, simply finding someone's location would not cause a backlash.

Located under the surprised gaze of others, Mo Na mobilized the elements, and as water waves condensed into a divination disk in front of her, the girl began to calculate and determine.

The water-blue compass appeared, surprisingly beginning to flow slowly.

After half a while, Mo Na dissolved the Hydromancy in confusion.

"Can't find it?"

Her Hydromancy is the only divination art on this Teyvat continent that can peep into the true fate; it is based on the illusion of the starry sky mapped on the water surface to perform deduction, using the illusion in the water to reflect the false sky, so as to peep into the truth of the world.

It can be considered the only decent research result of that old woman master.

But even using Hydromancy, she was unable to determine the specific information of that little girl at this moment.

This is not right; it was clearly so clear before.

Mo Na bit her fingernails and pondered hard, then suddenly woke up.

"So that's it, that guy did it on purpose! The competition had already started; what a despicable little girl, using such a despicable tactic based on her appearance to confuse me!"

Mo Na, who was fighting wits with the air, thought she saw the truth and was annoyed at her own stupidity for falling into the trap.

"Now that guy must be hiding somewhere secretly laughing at me; no, I must turn the situation around! If I lose and go back, I will definitely be killed!"

Thinking of the old woman's terror, Mo Na couldn't help but shiver.

Therefore, in the eyes of others, such a beautiful girl was actually talking to herself neurotically, and passersby cast pitying looks.

It's a pity to go crazy at such a young age.

Mo Na clearly had no intention of paying attention to others' views; she was going to be ruthless, putting all her attention on the art of divination, hoping to catch a glimpse of the red-clothed little girl.

She persisted for an unknown amount of time, and just when she felt she couldn't hold on anymore, Mo Na's eyes suddenly lit up.

"I saw it!"

With the help of the powerful ability of Hydromancy to reveal fate, she finally caught a glimpse of the appearance of a manor.

That manor only had two floors, but it covered a large area; the exterior was not gorgeous, but it revealed a bit of steady composure that had settled down.

"Finally found you!"

Mo Na was quite gnashing her teeth, angry at being played by a little girl; how could she be so stupid.

After finally recovering her reason, she hesitated again.

She had just used all her strength, and only then did she barely find the location, which meant that the other party's attainment should be higher than her own; was she really going to go to the door and humiliate herself?

After hesitating for only a moment, Mo Na quickly strengthened her belief.

Although she didn't look reliable usually, she was very serious about divination; even if her skills were inferior to others, she would admit it.

Holding such a thought, she entered Mondstadt city.

"Uh... which one was it?"

Looking at the bustling and noisy scene, and the houses everywhere, Mo Na was stunned.

Tossing and turning, plus asking the residents, it took a full half-day, and Mo Na, who had gone to seven wrong places, finally saw the manor area by the Windrise Plaza in the distance.

"So hungry."

Listening to the "gurgling" sound from her stomach, as a great astrologist, Mo Na took out the last Mora from her empty pocket very sparingly.

"..."

Only one left!

The girl hesitated; if she used the last one, what would she do in the days to come?!