[Dottore x Helpline operator/psychologist]

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—He wakes up at six in the morning to his alarm clock. He puts on his rumpled blue shirt and the first pair of trousers he finds. He comes to the lab and throws on a robe. He listens to the achievements of his segments, he fills out reports, he goes around the subjects and records the results, sometimes he sets up new experiments. He stays in his office until late. He returns home already at night, his steps resounding through the deserted streets, the harsh blizzard of Snezhnaya hitting his face, and his path illuminated only by the yellow street lamps, which work on parole, and in some courtyards do not work at all, and the artificial moon in the artificial sky of Teyvat. He returns to his house, littered with papers and crazy drawings. He goes to bed.

And so again

It's impossible. In an attempt to liven up his life, he decides to watch TV, so to speak, to find out what his country is living with. Dottore falls onto the sofa and, rubbing his eyes with his hand, his gaze turns to the TV. The dark room is illuminated by the light from the screen, on which an advertisement is scrolling in a sickly sweet color scheme of blue and pink.

"Currently, of all seven regions of Teyvat, Snezhnaya ranks first in . The harsh climate, short sunny days, difficult work schedule and other factors can affect the health of city residents. We recommend that you get outside more often, improve your sleep patterns if possible and take vitamins prescribed by your doctor. In case of a serious problem, call the hotline number. Our psychologists are ready to listen to you at any time. Pay attention to the health of yourself and your loved ones, and most importantly remember: the state cares about you, the Tsaritsa loves you"

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after Natlan, I have no idea what the design of Snezhnaya will look like or what kind of technology it will have, so we'll pretend that TV and landline phones are normal in Genshin. well, Snezhnaya will definitely have better technology than Fontaine, at least because literally the entire country there consists of factories. so let's pretend that TV is normal

By the way, the helpline is a funny story. Like, I've seen videos many times where people called there and they just didn't pick up. Those who managed to get through said that there were no psychologists working there, but just some people and they couldn't provide normal help. I don't know how the helpline works in other countries, but in Russia it doesn't work))