#Faceshift dignety and shame full#
#Faceshift dignety and shame free#

вЂњYour god has departed his powers, the man you look up to is more intent on his little red fox than you, and Liyue is running beautifully under the will of the Qixing.вЂќ She hesitated. вЂњYour job here is done.вЂќ She had said to him once, early in their correspondence. She supposed, that in the end, there was no good in deifying such a person, but the heavy thump of her heart, the liquid ardour she carried in her veins, the adoration that she seemed to produce like shards of crystal tears spoke against her, made him someone she could no longer imagine living without.ДЇrom the tips of his black hair to the streaks of green, the amber eyes that were the beauty Liyue boasted to the streaks of red that circled them, from the frustratingly adorable way he idolised Rex Lapis to the odd fascination he had with almond tofu, she loved all of it. It was a moment of pure wonder, of complete flattery, and the brief tendrils of joy intertwine with hesitancy and self doubt.

Its an experience beyond her understanding, the complete knowledge that someone who held the sky in his hands, someone who was worshipped, who was so divine, had chosen to love her. Its a feeling of elation, of such vibrancy that she had never experienced, and she wondered if this was the reason people looked up to deities, if this was the reason that the citizens of Liyue were so entranced by the forms of Rex Lapis, of the adepti, of gods that were greater than seemed possible. Of course, he had the decency to politely set her down without a word and turn to leave, but Keqing had too many well-bred manners to just let him escape in such a way, so instead she offered to buy him a meal. Xiao crashed her life with about as much dignity as he held while snarfing down his almond tofu, which was to say that his constant chivalrous tendencies of saving people through bridal carry as both very inconvenient logically and for her heart. Of course, for one of the few times in her life, she was proven wrong. Perhaps thatвЂ™s why, when Rex Lapis had given up his power, when the adepti had retreated to their cliffs and hiding spots, when their duties had been fulfilled, that she believed she felt true happiness, true pride in what she had done, true joy for the first time as she had achieved what she thought was her life purpose.

#Faceshift dignety and shame free#

She was a firm oppressor of the belief that Rex Lapis was their all knowing god, though even in her dark moments she could admit that she looked up to him, and her life purpose was to spread the idea of free thought, ignoring the words of the god or those pesky adepti.

#Faceshift dignety and shame full#

She had much to be proud of, many achievements to flaunt, a position full of wealth and beauty that anyone would thirst over. She was the Yuheng, a part of the Qixing, one of the guardians that the citizens of Liyue looked up to, idolised even. Keqing had always been prideful, if not a little too much.