Prune/Companion
Last updated 2026-06-26
Prune can be invited as a Companion into the player's Serenitea Pot after obtaining her and completing the World Quest Idle Teapot Talk.
Favorite Furnishing Sets
If a character's favorite furnishing set is placed in the same realm as the character for the first time, the character will automatically teleport to the furnishing set. Interacting with the character will initiate a special dialogue, after which the character will teleport back to their original position.
Prune has 2 Favorite Furnishing Sets:
| Furnishing Set | Rewards |
|---|---|
 Secret Research Lab |  20 1 20,000 |
 Bustling Border Town | 20 2 20,000 |
Idle Quotes
Recording...- The great witch...
- Theoretically speaking...
- Descartes...
- I'm not a kid!
- (When the player is nearby)
- The legendary...
- I've heard that...
Dialogue
- Prune: Is this the legendary Serenitea Pot? I've read about it, but I never imagined the inside would look like this...
- Prune: And it's not just the Serenitea Pot, I've read about loads of other artifacts and mechanisms, too.
How do you like it here?
- Prune: Don't worry about me, I'm not a child anymore. Moving to a new environment isn't going to throw me out of whack.
- Prune: Even when I was traveling with the caravan and living life on the road, I never had any difficulty adapting.
- That reminds me, whereabouts in Mondstadt do you live, Prune?
- Prune: I'm staying with a relative. She's my grandfather's cousin's son's...
- Prune: Uhm, you know what? The details aren't important. The point is, we're related.
- Prune: But because Mom and Dad sent them a letter saying to "keep a close eye on me," they've given me a curfew at night... Honestly, it's not like SHE'S my mom...
- Are you allowed to be here?
- Prune: Oh, it's fine. I already told her I was coming.
- Prune: Which reminds me, are there any rules I need to abide by? Curfews, off-limit areas, things I shouldn't touch...
- None at all. Only adults come up with rules like that.
- Prune: Really!? Oh, that's amazing!
- Prune: This is such a great vacation spot. Everyone must love your home!
- Prune: And I do, too!
- (Unlocks at Friendship Level 4)
- Would you like to chat?
- Prune: Since you asked, I'd quite like to talk about my arch nemesis, Alice.
- I consider you both friends...
- Prune: I'm not asking you to take sides. Witches have all sorts of tricks up their sleeves to beguile and ensnare the unwary, so I don't blame you for falling under her spell.
- Prune: But you're smart, so I trust your judgment. Before long, the spell will fade, and you'll see her for who she really is!
- Prune: What I really wanted to say is that lately I've been wondering... Why is it that every time I think I've won, things always just seem to end up going the way she planned?
- Prune: Ugh, it's so frustrating! I need someone who understands witches to help me work it out...
- Prune: What's the logic behind Alice's schemes?
- Prune: C'mon, you're smart. Help me figure out a way to turn the tables. I wanna give her a taste of what it's like to miscalculate for once!
- Have you considered that maybe Alice's schemes don't follow any normal logic?
- Prune: ...!
- Prune: That's it! That wicked witch does whatever she wants! Acting without regard for others in pursuit of her own ideas of fun!
- Prune: So then, what's the best way to deal with her?
- Throw a tantrum and roll around on the floor...?
- Fight magic with magic!
- Prune: Why would I do that? Screaming and shouting and annoying everyone nearby... People would hate me.
- Prune: Wait a second... Something's wrong here. You're not the Traveler at all, are you? You're a witch in disguise!
- Prune: Reveal yourself! I know it's you!
- What I was trying to say is... Stop overthinking everything.
- Why not let yourself be a child for once and do whatever you want?
- Prune: Hmm... I don't think that's something I can do so easily...
- Prune: But I can try to learn a thing or two from Klee and the others...
- (Unlocks at Friendship Level 7)
- Is there anything you'd like to do?
- Prune: I'm glad you asked. I've decided to take your advice — I'm going to conduct an experiment!
- Prune: It's just a trial run, really... I'm going to try being a carefree, regular child for a day.
- Prune: A whole day!
- I guess you have to start somewhere.
- Prune: I even did a "warm-up" last night in preparation.
- Prune: I closed all my books, put away my stationery, and kept reminding myself that there's no need to arrive at any conclusions.
- And then...?
- Prune: Well, I was thinking about this as I lay in bed. What would a regular kid be doing right now? Listening to a story? Drawing? Drinking some warm milk before bed? Or maybe they'd already be asleep!
- Prune: I stayed up so late thinking about it that this morning, I almost missed the optimal time to wake up naturally.
- You're still overthinking things...
- Prune: Mhm... I realized that, too. So, to remove all thought from the equation, I decided to make a "To-Do List for Kids."
- So what's on your list?
- Prune: Item one: toss and turn in bed (immediately after waking up). Then, get told to get up (do not get out of bed unprompted). Since there's no one to prompt me, I just pretend to be someone else and tell myself to get up.
- Prune: It isn't ideal, but I've decided it counts.
- Prune: Item two: be a fussy eater. I tried to find something to complain about, but I just couldn't bring myself to see it through.
- Prune: That's why I've written "item failed" on the list.
- Prune: Item three: snack uncontrollably. This one was the easiest, and my favorite.
- Prune: ...But halfway through, I realized I'd made a mistake.
- Prune: In the real world, no adult would ever actually let their child eat as much junk food as they wanted.
- Prune: Item three: play meaningless games. This one was hard!
- Prune: I ended up focusing all my attention on trying to find loopholes in the rules...
- Sounds like things didn't go to plan...
- Prune: Correct. So now I'm going to throw a tantrum!
- Prune: I'm going to put away my to-do list and declare my experiment a huge failure! Then, I'm not going to make any effort whatsoever to learn from my mistakes!
- Prune: I don't want to reflect on why I failed, and I don't want to listen to reason. I... just... don't... care!
- Is "throwing a tantrum" also on your list?
- Prune: Eh!? How did you know?
- Because children are allowed to be unreasonable. It's in the job description.
- So maybe your experiment was successful after all!
- Prune: Hmph.
- (Between 6:00 and 19:00)
- Good morning, Prune.
- Prune: Good morning. Are you going outside today?
- Prune: My advice is to do the hardest chores first. If you put them off till evening, you won't be in the mood to get them done at all...
- (Between 19:00 and 6:00)
- Good night, Prune.
- Prune: Is it that late already? Even the clearest minds need rest. Good night.
- Prune: You should get some shut-eye, too. I know how grown-ups like to stay up late overthinking things.
Special Dialogue
When a character is invited to or invites themselves to their favorite set for the first time, the character will provide a reward. They will provide a reward for each of their favorite sets.
Inviting them to the furnishing set again will replay the dialogue, but no further reward will be given.
Secret Research Lab
- Prune: Hmm... I like the way you've decorated this place. Very professional.
- Prune: This desk is big enough to have three books open at once. But that bookshelf is so tall...
- Prune: Never mind, I can see a stool. I'll just climb on that.
Bustling Border Town
- Prune: When I lived in Nasha Town, I liked to find cozy corners to nestle into so I could read my books while watching people come and go.
- Prune: I realized that the rules written in books never change, but people are always breaking them anyway.
- Prune: You've been very faithful to the original style — this room reminds me of all sorts of weird and wonderful stories. If you have the time, maybe I can share some of them with you?
Change History
Released in Version "Luna VII"
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