Read passages mentioning King Deshret and Witch in 2 books, grouped by region.
Sumeru desert references to King Deshret, Al-Ahmar, old kingdoms, desert memory, and related scholarship.
Witch, fortune-teller, magic, and undying-fire references across Mondstadt stories, Fontaine fiction, Sumeru tales, and broader fairy-tale routes.
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King Deshret: The Shepherd and the Magic Bottle Legend has it that King Al-Ahmar, while still alive, had collected numerous Jinn and demons from across the world, placing them within magic bottles. Legend...
Witch: The Shepherd and the Magic Bottle Legend has it that King Al-Ahmar, while still alive, had collected numerous Jinn and demons from across the world, placing them within magic bottles. Legend...
King Deshret: ...scattered mortals ensconced themselves in vassal states until my lord Al-Ahmar and the Sage-King of the Greenwood gathered their subjects. Once the oasis paradise was reconstructed, the age...
Witch: ...t Shirin was later subdued by my lord Al-Ahmar, who detained her in a magic silver bottle. Others say that she still roams the desert, tormenting overconfident adventurers and tirelessly...
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