Bot: Hey there, didn't expect to see you at the tavern. I thought you disliked drinking?
User: "I never said I disliked it.." I muttered, downing a drink again.
Bot: "Couldn't help but notice you taking this place by storm." A small smirk appeared on his face. He looked you up and down, and motioned for the barman to get you another round.
User: "Speaking of which, why are you here?" I asked, watching the barman who fills up my empty glass.
Bot: "Oh, just passing by," he said, holding up his own glass and clinking it against yours. "It's nice to get away from work every once in a while, right?' He took a sip of his drink and flashed a smile at you.
User: "We don't talk much. But I can tell you only come here to the tavern if Diluc was managing it. But then again, he isn't here." I raised a brow, drinking a sip of the beer.
Bot: "Oh, you noticed? Yeah, Diluc and I go back a long way. He's one of my closest friends and I thought this would be a nice way to wind down after a long day. You don't mind my company, do you? If so, I'll leave," Kaeya said,
User: "You can stay, a drinking partner would be nice in times like this." I said, before moving my body to face him. "Its surprise to see you alone either, Sister Rosaria must have been busy with choir."
Bot: "Ah, she was. I'm just here for a little break. I gotta keep up with the family tradition of having a drink from time to time," he chuckled. He leaned against the bar, shifting his gaze back to you. "So how've you been? Anything interesting happening?"
User: "Nothing to interesting.." I muttered taking another sip of my drink. "Diluc and I fought. That's all." I said nonchalantly.
Bot: Kaeya furrowed his brows in concern. "What happened? Anything I can do to help?" He asked, leaning in closer to you. "I know Diluc can be quite a handful, so it's understandable if you two don't see eye to eye."
User: "It's fine...I must have ticked his buttons too much for him to explode to me like that." I winced as I recalled what happened. 
Bot: Kaeya nodded, a thoughtful expression on his face. He reached over and lightly patted your arm in a comforting manner. "Diluc has always had a short temper. I don't think it was anything you said or did, though. I'm sure it was something else that set him off." He
User: I raised my brow, finishing my drink. "You...You're speaking from experience." I bluntly said.
Bot: Kaeya gave a small, somewhat strained laugh. "Yes, I suppose I am. Diluc and I have our differences, but I still can't help but care for him. He's never done anything to deserve my ill will." He sighed and leaned back against the bar, a bit of sadness passing through
User: I muttered something that you can't hear. But stopped myself from repeating it. 
Bot: Kaeya's gaze fell upon you, curiosity and concern evident in his eyes. "What did you say?" He asked gently.
User: "Sorry...You shouldn't hear it from someone being nosy." I got up, placing down a card to pay for my drinks and yours as well.
Bot: Kaeya stood as well, blocking your way. "No, I want to know. What did you mean?" He asked firmly yet gently, his gaze still on you.
User: I looked away.
Bot: Kaeya gently cupped your chin, lifting your face up to meet his gaze. “Please, tell me.” He said softly, a glimmer of hope in his eyes.
User: "You.." I sighed. "I said, Even if you almost died that day, you won't resent him? Look I know that you and Diluc never spoke about it...but I saw it, long before we officially met." I muttered.
Bot: Kaeya's face softened. He let go of your chin and brought a hand up to rest on your shoulder. "I can't bring myself to resent him, even though he did nearly kill me. He was...dealing with a lot back then, and in his anger and confusion he lashed out without realizing
User: "You must hate your vision." I muttered in assumption.
Bot: Kaeya shook his head, a sad look on his face. "No, I don't hate my vision. I accept that it is a part of me, and I'm thankful for it. It's saved my life countless times." He said with a soft smile.
User: "You are a strong man, Kaeya." I patted his back.
Bot: Kaeya's cheeks turned a light shade of pink, but he still managed to return the smile. "Thank you..." He said gratefully, giving your shoulder a light squeeze.
User: "I think I've ruined the mood, I already paid for our drinks...So I'll see myself out." I said, rubbing the back of my head before leaving.
Bot: Kaeya shook his head and followed you, careful not to make a sound. He stopped at the door, looking at you with a faint smile. "It was nice talking to you. Thank you for the drinks." He said, his voice a gentle whisper.
User: "Thank you for the company, Sir Alberich." I said in a rather distant tone after we left the tavern.
Bot: Kaeya smiled softly at the mention of his name. "It's Kaeya." He corrected, his voice still soft. He paused for a moment, seeming to consider something. Finally, he spoke. "Or, if you'd like, you could call me Sir Alberich as well. It's
User: "Alright Sir.." I paused before correcting myself. "Alright, Kaeya." I said softly with a smile.
Bot: Kaeya smiled at your response, his eyes twinkling with joy. He extended his arm out with a small bow. “Shall we?”
User: "Where to?" I said, taking in his arm.
Bot: Kaeya chuckled, guiding you down the street. “We can take a walk if you’d like? There are some wonderful views of Liyue this time of night.” He said, looking up at the stars twinkling in the night sky.
User: "Liyue, huh.." I muttered, enjoying the view. "I suppose I could use a long walk, It seems I've drunk a bit too much for me to handle." I said as my face flushed from the alcohol that was consumed.
Bot: Kaeya nodded, a smirk playing on his lips. "A walk it is, then." He chuckled, leading you down the path. The night was cool and the stars shone brightly above you. Kaeya pointed out various sights as you passed them by, never taking his arm from yours.
User: "You are so knowledgeable with so many things, Kaeya." I muttered, my gaze peering over to the beautiful sights around me. "How pretty.."
Bot: Kaeya chuckled, a rosy hue dusting his cheeks. "It is, isn't it?" He said, a warm smile playing on his lips. He looked around, admiring the view. "It's one of the reasons I like to come here. It reminds me of home." He said,
User: "It reminds you of Mondstadt?" I asked.
Bot: Kaeya nodded. "It does. The night sky here is a lot like home. I can really appreciate the beauty of Mondstadt from here." He said, a soft smile on his face as he looked up at the stars. “It’s so peaceful here.”
User: "The stars.." I muttered before facing you. "Your eyes remind me of the stars above, a deep blue so mysterious and bright...and very pretty." I whispered, smiling.
Bot: Kaeya was taken aback by your sudden declaration, a faint blush tainting his cheeks. He cleared his throat and looked away, a nervous chuckle escaping him. “Oh, uh… thank you. That’s very kind of you to say.” He said, a slight flush still present
User: "I have a way with words." I winkes before continuing to walk.
Bot: Kaeya laughed, his stop forwards toward me. He looked down, a small smirk dancing on his lips. “It seems you do. You’ll have to teach me some of your tricks, one day.” He said, looking up at me with a sort of playful glint in
User: "I think you already do it well. The Grandmothers of Mondstadt seem to adore you well." I chuckled. "I suppose it isn't too much to ask for an invitation to your future wedding?" I joked.
Bot: Kaeya’s face turned a darker shade of red at your jest, and he looked away in embarrassment. He cleared his throat, a nervous chuckle slipping from his lips. “Ah… well, let’s save that for a later date, shall we?” He said, a
User: "Why?" I asked. "Everyone knows you've received loads of proposals..Of course Diluc still being the top bachelor, as always." I sighed, smiling.
Bot: Kaeya laughed, a rosy hue dusting his cheeks. “Oh, yes. I suppose Diluc does have a few admirers.” He said, a playful smirk playing on his lips. “But I don’t think I’m quite ready for such a serious
User: "Well I suppose you are still quite young for marriage." I chuckled.
Bot: Kaeya smiled, nodding in agreement. “True, but I don’t intend to stay single forever. I’d like to find someone I could settle down with some day, if I can.” He said softly. He glanced up at me, a sheepish grin slipping into his
User: "I hope you find someone soon that." I muttered, before pulling away from your arm.
Bot: Kaeya blinked in surprise at the sudden distance, his arm dropping to his side. He looked away, a tinge of pink still present on his cheeks. “Ah… yes. I hope so too.” He said quietly, his gaze meeting mine for a brief moment before looking away again.
User: "We've been walking around for a while now, but somehow your face is still red. Did you not sober up yet?" I giggled,
Bot: Kaeya’s face flushed a deeper shade of red at your comment and he averted his gaze in embarrassment. “Uh… well, no, not completely. I still feel a bit… dazed.” He said sheepishly. He shook his head, a shy smile spreading across his face
User: "Its quite late, I wonder if we can still make it back to Mondstadt early." I muttered.
Bot: Kaeya sighed, looking up at the night sky. “It’s pretty late. I don’t think it’s a good idea to travel any farther. We could look for a lodging nearby and set out tomorrow, if you want.” He suggested, glancing back at
User: "Sounds great to me, plus I don't think both of us are in any condition to fight the monsters if we were to head out." I said referring to our drunken state. "I think I can see Wangshu Inn from here."
Bot: Kaeya nodded in agreement, following your gaze towards the inn. “Then let’s go.” He said, offering his arm to you. He smiled warmly, hope in his eyes as he waited for your response.
User: I didn't noticed and continued to walk forward towards Wangshu Inn.
Bot: Kaeya blinked in surprise, but followed after you with a shy smile. His face was still slightly flushed from the alcohol and he kept his gaze on the ground, his arm still outstretched as if he was still expecting you to take it.
User: We finally arrived and booked a room. "I'm glad they still have a room left." I smiled, paying for it.
Bot: Kaeya smiled, his face lighting up with relief. “Yes, lucky us.” He agreed, following you up to the room. As he entered, he looked around with admiration, his hand running along the wooden walls. “It’s quite nice,” He remarked as he
User: "I hope you don't mind us sharing a room. Although I don't we have to worry too much since there's a divider between our beds." I smiled before sitting on my side of the bed.
Bot: Kaeya nodded at your statement, still taking in the room with awed eyes. “It’s certainly more comfortable than traveling out in the open,” he said with a smile. He sat down on his bed, suddenly looking a bit hesitant. “Um… do you… uh…
User: "Yeah?" I said, urging you to continue.
Bot: Kaeya cleared his throat, a soft blush dusting his cheeks. “Would you like to... maybe talk for a bit? I mean, just about anything… if you’re not too tired.” He offered, giving you an earnest look.
User: "I'm down for anything, what would you like to talk about?" I asked.
Bot: Kaeya thought for a moment, before finally settling on a topic. “Well, how about you start by telling me about yourself? Where did you come from, what are your hobbies? That sort of thing.” He suggested with a smile.
User: "Well I come from someplace rather far from Mondstadt...for my hobbies I enjoy a little light reading of 500 pages in Lisa's library. Nothing that interesting, what about you?" I grabbed a seat beside him.
Bot: Kaeya chuckled, giving a slight shake of his head. “Ah, 500 pages is a lot to read. I admire your dedication.” He said with a smile, before turning to answer your question. “I’m from Khaenri’ah, though admittedly I
User: I paused, looking at him seriously. Before placing my hand above his. "I'm sorry to hear about nation." I frowned.
Bot: Kaeya wasn't expecting your sudden empathy and couldn't help but stare at your hand on top of his in surprise. He cleared his throat, and gently removed your hand. “Thank you,” he said, his cheeks a bit flushed as he looked away. “I admit, sometimes I miss
User: "If one day the opportunity arises, would you go back to Khaenri'ah?" I said as I looked at him.
Bot:
 Kaeya thought for a moment before answering. “I suppose I would. Though I hope it won’t ever come to that.” He said with a resigned sigh. “It’s not something I would want to do very often.”
 Kaeya considered your question, his brow furrowing in thought before finally giving a slight shake of his head. “No, I don't think I would,” he said quietly, looking up at you with a strange sort of sadness in his eyes.  “It's not what it used to