#inquiry!

❝Bringer of Death❞

Not much would change. You're still their deity, the one who created Teyvat. Who cares if you took billions of lives? You created this world to give life, it's only fair if you take a few too.

It honestly confuses you. In your experience death is something that is feared not adored and definitely not worshipped. (you're worried if these people have a few loose screws but you find out everyone in Teyvat is like this)

Also, assuming you have the capability to let others see the dead (in the form of ghosts), characters who had experiences with the having someone close die (Aether, Kazuha, Venti, Xiao, Zhongli, Diluc, Kaeya and Baal) would be more attached to you. It's ironic considering death is the one that took them away—yet instead of hating you, they do the opposite. They adore you more.

Venti would often request for you to demonstrate your abilities, hoping for you to be kind enough to let him see his old friend in exchange for him playing the lyre for you. Same with Zhongli but with Guizhong and Baal with her sister.

Aether would also -albeit shyly- ask you if you'd let him see Teppei :D

Kazuha would write you poems and will use his words in hopes it will sway you into letting him see Tomo, and maybe coax you into spending some more time with them both if ever you give in. Kaeya would also use his words to sway you into letting him and Diluc see Crepus.

You wouldn't be so cruel to ignore their request now would you? I wouldn't but you do you

Other characters unfortunately aren't as smooth as the others (Xiao and Diluc). In their eyes they don't deserve to see their dead loved ones (especially since they partially blame themselves for their passing) and that you shouldn't waste your precious time and abilities on them.

But if you reassure them that they aren't the ones at fault and give them the chance to see them, they'd be grateful. How lucky are they to have someone like you as their God? Very much.

Of course if you do show any signs of discomfort because of their requests they would automatically stop. Sure they would be dissapointed but what kind of devotees would they be if they make their God uncomfortable for their selfishness?

But if you're more than happy to indulge in their requests they'd adore you more. Oh such a kind God you are, wasting your powers for their selfish requests. You've already graced them with your divine presence but yet they still ask for more—how could the ever repay you?