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The Bard's Song

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[00:04.51] Lost in the wind a whisp on it's own

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[00:09.91] Where to begin, the journey unfolds

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[00:15.81] Trapped by the storm and longing for sky

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[00:21.48] A boy longs for freedom reaching for wings to fly

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[00:32.47] Let me tell you of Mondstadt's true beginnings

[00:35.01] If you care to listen.

[00:36.50] About a heroic bard!

[00:38.40] Not me of course, one braver than I.

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[00:41.65] This is his story of rebellion

[00:43.90] His fight to see past the storms,

[00:46.15] To see the sky...

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[00:50.54] "Rile up the crowd, fight back against God"

[00:56.04] He sings to the wind his voice carries on

[01:02.04] "Gather your arms and rally to me,

[01:07.79] Steel up your heart and fight to be free!"

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[01:13.78] Tear down the lightning the thunder will fall

[01:19.29] Hurricanes rage through the people's resolve

[01:24.79] But bloody and battered the people will stand,

[01:30.94] Whisp of the wind will hold on and do what he can

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[01:59.94] Never deterred the people fight on

[02:05.34] The castle torn down, the king is now gone

[02:11.08] The boy tells the crowd, a tear in his eye

[02:16.83] "The city is free now look to the sky!"

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[02:22.81] Glorious blue like the waters below

[02:28.35] Gone is the storm that had kept it unknown

[02:33.84] See how the birds all rejoice in their flight

[02:40.07] See how the sun touches down with it’s light

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[02:45.58] But war is not won without anger and hate

[02:51.32] An arrow was notched and he noticed too late

[02:57.35] The boy stumbled back as it shattered his bones

[03:02.84] The whisp of the wind watched as he fell alone

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[03:16.58] Tragedy strikes the most innocent hearts

[03:23.51] War is a chain that will leave lasting scars

[03:29.42] The whisp of the wind took the boy’s face and name

[03:35.32] In hopes that he might someday see him again

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