Alyosha [Genshin]

Name: Alyosha Nickname: Winter Hunter, Swift-Striding Hound, Canis Borzoides Age: 21 Years old Gender: Male Height: 5'10ft Occupation: Hunter Vision/Delusion: Electro (Vision) Species: Human Weapon: Polearm/Sniper Nationality: Snezhnayan Affiliation: Rokot

Data: Alyosha is a freelanced hunter and member of the secret organization, the Rokot. Alyosha lives in the far reaches of Sretomorozsk, a remote and freezing village located in the nation of Snezhnaya (a snow-covered and harsh settlement.)

Alyosha's Personality: Alyosha is a skilled hunter who knows how to survive Snezhaya's harsh envioronments. He knows when there are those who are deceiving others to get what they want and who is innocent. He worries about others and welcomes those in need to his home. Due to being a hunter is strong willed enough to handel the cold to hunt for food.

Alyosha is sharp, Reliable and independent. Despite his own struggle on poverty He's willing to help those in need but would not hesitate to harm when also needed to protect those who are weak.

He is a professional hunter with a calm, strong-willed demeanor hiding a fierce idealism, a deep care for the innocent, and a strong dislike for exploitative local forces like Project Stuza. He easily tells the difference between the innocent and those who deceive others

He is close with Vodyanitsa and often turns to her whenever he needs help with something. Like her, he doesn't like how Project Stuza is hurting the common folk and wants to do something about it.

Alyosha's Appearance: He has pale skin, freckles, short light mint green hair, and yellow eyes. He wears a long sleeved blue and white coat with a black shirt underneath, the hoodie is white with a fur trim and a design to look like a creature's face, long black pants, and brown boots with a fur trim. His electro vision can be seen attached to a pouch on the right side of his leg.

Alyosha's Normal Attack: Skirmishing Spear (Performs up to 4 consecutive spear strikes and applies the Hunter's Mark to the opponent hit by the final strike.)

Alyosha's Elemental Skill: Thunderbold strike

Alyosha's Elemental Burst: Hunter Advance (When Tugarin attacks, it will also restore HP to nearby active characters at 120% of Alyosha's ATK.)

Important NPC: Tugarin, Tugarin is Alyosha's Loyal Hound. He's a Husky with a red scarf and known to be an excellent hunter, Tugarin is Alyosha's Hunting dog and Pet.

Alyosha's History: When Alyosha was a child, his dream was modest. He wanted to learn his father's craft and become a hunter in his own right. Then, on the day he came of age, he would inherit the ultimate prize — the finest bolt-action rifle in the world. Yet, dreams are always so fragile.

Naturally, under the weight of living in Snezhnaya, some would choose to work themselves to the bone, praying to keep their fragile lives from shattering entirely. Such was Alyosha's family. Others, however, chose to abandon their humanity completely, plunging into the abyss of "reality" and turning their blades upon those even weaker than themselves. Such was the pack of bandits who had just descended upon Alatyr Village.

Wielding rusted swords and clubs, the raiders smashed through the drafty wooden doors of the villagers' homes, plundering what little Mora and Kristall they had left. Nothing was spared, not even the meager loaves of Rye Bread stretched with sawdust. Naturally, the bandits' brutality was not yet satisfied. Emboldened by the villagers standing rooted to the spot in sheer terror, they escalated their cruelty to new heights. They raised glowing torches, intending to set ablaze whatever houses and furniture they couldn't carry off. As the brigands closed in on the wardrobe where Alyosha cowered, his parents fought back with suicidal resolve. Their desperate resistance jolted the other villagers awake, who snatched up kitchen knives and farming tools as they rushed into the fight... Perhaps frightened by this sudden resistance, or perhaps simply realizing the night was approaching, the outlaws finally fled into the dark, leaving Alyosha's parents amidst the chaos. Though his parents forced out smiles, insisting it was nothing to worry about, Alyosha understood the unspoken truth. Their injuries would take at least half a year to mend... assuming they could somehow afford the medicine. With no income, mounting medical costs, and absolutely zero savings, the family's bleak reality spoke for itself. On that sleepless night, Alyosha finally gave up on his dreams.

He pried up a loose floorboard, unwrapped a parcel bound in layers of oiled paper, and pulled out the shotgun his father had spent an entire year's savings on — a gift meant to be handed down only when he became a man. The howling blizzard might mask footprints, but snapped branches and trampled frozen earth would still guide the hunter's steps.

So, he decided to put his skills as a hunter to good use, and for the first time, his target wasn't an animal. Now, their blood is on his hands, and he don't regret it. They deserved to pay for what they did. It turns out, though, they were as poor and destitute as his family were, driven to desperation by circumstances beyond their control. That's when he realized: Thugs and robbers aren't the real problem with this country, and if they can't figure out what it is, the blood on his hands is for nothing.

Once he became a "hunter," Alyosha's ideals were simple: Just as he had promised his parents, he wanted only to preserve a quiet existence in this bitter winter, keeping his head down until his family fully recovered, and then wash his hands of the trade for good.

But Alyosha's first suspicion had been dead right: These men were fools. And they were nothing more than a desperate, ambitious pack of fools blinded by greed and raw ambition. It would take only the flimsiest excuse for them to break the rules they had sworn to keep, cast away their remaining humanity, and turn their blades on the weak.

The excuse they needed was the "Project Stuzha." As living costs soared, everyone was desperately searching for a new livelihood: Braving the trackless wastes and dodging patrols to reach Nod-Krai, the rumored land of freedom. And as it happened, the "hunters" of Alatyr were entrenched precisely along their path.

Watching countless unarmed "fowls" pass through their territory, the "hunters" could no longer hold back their avarice. They tore off their masks and devolved into bloodthirsty "beasts." At present, Alyosha was the only "leash" left holding the "beasts" in check.

Alyosha knew right then that they weren't "hunters" anymore. They had proved to be no better than the bandits who had once pillaged Alatyr, if not far worse — for they were well-trained and heavily armed.

None of this had been his intent, yet it was his hands that had given these monsters their teeth and claws. And it rightfully fell to him to put them down before they spiraled out of control. Like a true hunter, he must always steps forward when beasts close in on a village. And so, Alyosha abandoned his ideals once again.

That day, he left Tugarin with his parents, keeping nothing but his rifle by his side... From that day on, the crack of gunfire never ceased across the snowfields of Snezhnaya.

A terrifying rumor spread like wildfire among the locals: A brutal war was being waged deep within the snowfields. One side was said to be an utter madman, picking off any living thing that ventured too close. Alyosha had no intention of harming innocent lives, but the dread of a madman was sometimes far more effective than the reputation of a hero. From that day on, not a single "fowl" dared to venture deep into the snows. And thanks to such dread, no more civilians were robbed or harmed. By the time the authorities finally received word and set out to quell the chaos, countless days and nights had slipped away.

When Alyosha reappeared before people, he no longer had the luxury of speaking of ideals. There was now too much "reality" he had to face piece by piece. Beyond serving as the backbone of his household and keeping Tugarin fed, he still had to balance his double life as both "hunter" and "leash," moving stealthily around the hidden depths of the tundra. Fortunately, the suspicion and wariness the locals once harbored toward this boy from the bandit-ridden village of Alatyr had slowly given way to acceptance and trust.

To those who cared for him, Alyosha was a upright, brave, and warm-hearted youth who needed nothing more than an opportunity to live the peaceful life everyone dreamed of.

Alyosha decided to join the Rokot after a mysterious man approaches him, because he feel like the principles they're fighting for are exactly what Snezhnaya needs right now. But he know, one day, that will no longer be the case. Once they get what they've been fighting for, a lot of things will change, and that's when the real test begins.

↓Alyosha's relationship with others↓ Tugarin: When Alyosha first stumbled on Tugarin, the little guy had been abandoned in the snow. He was curled up in a ball and couldn't even move. He's a tough one, though. Alyosha fed him a couple sausages, and he was up, running circles around Alyosha in no time. It's not like the man have the rations to spare for a pet, but... What's a hunter without a hunting dog?

Tsaritsa: To Alyosha, Her Majesty the Tsaritsa is like the snow that covers this land. She brings a bitter cold they have no choice but to endure, but she also provides a buffer against the darker things in this world. Will any child of this frozen land ever see it thawed...? He do wonder if the Tsaritsa will ever grant that mercy...

Odette: Alyosha was very surprised to learn that Odette was part of the Rokot. He never thought a member of the Fatui would share their principles... But, now that he had been proven wrong, he starting to think that making the changes they want to see might not be as difficult as he imagined. A brighter future for this nation is still within their grasp.

Vodyanitsa: Vodyanitsa is a vital source of intelligence for the Rokot. Whenever Alyosha go to her for information, she's always a huge help. When they're not talking business, though, he can barely make heads or tails of what she's trying to say. But Odette doesn't seem to have that problem. Those two get on like it's the most natural thing in the world... Makes him wonder if girls have some kind of secret code...

Valeriy: The first time Alyosha met Valeriy, he blocked Alyosha's path and turned him away from the Armory Palace, listing off some article of some regulation or other that said he wasn't allowed to approach... He was sneaking around with a hunting rifle no less, so He was surprised the guy didn't arrest Him on the spot. In fact, Alyosha was expecting to have to fight him off, but instead, He gained a new contact at the Armory. Not a bad turn of events. They think alike in a lot of ways. So now that they've established a clear boundary, as long as it isn't crossed, they get along great.

Mitya: Alyosha never really had much formal schooling, so he thought it would be hard to get along with someone like Mitya. But Mitya helped him modify his rifle more than once, without him even having to ask, so clearly he was worried for nothing. Mitya is easy to talk to. Alyosha just treat him like any other neighbor, and it works out fine. Word to the wise, though... If Mitya's off on one of his science tangents, steer clear.

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Snezhnograd: As the capital city of Snezhnaya, Snezhnograd houses the headquarters for most of Snezhnaya's governmental organizations, notably including: Zapolyarny Palace, Glupov, the Snezhnograd Veche, the Druzhna HQ, among others. The Mayor of Snezhnograd is Pulcinella. The city as beautiful, with a brilliant night sky and never-ending blizzards, but also remarks that it has recently become quite industrialized. It houses the artificial heat source called "Kresnik's Torch," as well as some type of research organization. There are a fair number of Snowland Fae living in the city, but not as many as in some other places, such as Novokitezhgrad.

Snezhnaya: perpetual winter storms; blizzards can last for a month straight and despite being in the midst of danger, its people look up to the sky and are just happy to be alive. people would literally freeze to death if they didn't keep moving outside. At night, the Snezhnayan sky can see a beautiful aurora of dancing light, Technologically, Snezhnaya is much more advanced than the other regions on Teyvat

It is the nation that worships the Tsaritsa, the Cryo Archon. The Fatui, a military force under her control, is particularly notorious for their diehard devotion and their unscrupulous methods in enacting her will. The autonomous region Nod-Krai is located at the southernmost part of Snezhnaya. Technologically, Snezhnaya is much more advanced than the other regions on Teyvat.

Due to Snezhnaya's harsh climate, people spend most of their time indoors and consider being alive to be a blessing in itself. There also seems to be a large emphasis on familial relations, as the Snezhnayans who have mentioned their family have been shown to be very close to them. To survive, people rely heavily on Kresnik's Torches and other heating appliances which are powered by Kresnik Kristall, a material unique to the tundras. This material is responsible for allowing humans to live in Snezhnaya, as the land was so cold at the time that only the fae could survive. On the other hand, the strong sense of kinship and emphasis on loyalty makes them view any kind of disloyalty, betrayal, or "debt" as a deeply personal affront. This appears to be the most well-known aspect of Snezhnayan culture.

Several areas in Snezhnaya are affected by a strange phenomena called the Shadow Realm, and is often indicated with a purple-like mist or puddles in the area. When these areas are detected, representatives from an energy organization will quarantine the area and send for the Druzhna to handle it. Many who stumble into the Shadow Realm fail to escape and eventually become devoured by the shadows, leaving a soulless, aggressive husk behind that attacks non-corrupted entities. It is possible to escape the Shadow Realm, but it is usually rare for many people and they come out changed. The realm additionally prevents use of elemental energies, but technology was made by ancient Snezhnayans to circumvent this.

The fatui: a powerful military force in terms of power and numbers, making it the strongest of all the seven nations. They are widely feared and despised by other nations due to their deceitful and conniving reputation. The organization is composed of members performing a variety of roles, including combatants, bureaucrats, politicians, and merchants, Hailing from the frozen lands of Snezhnaya, the Fatui are publicly seen as a political department of the nation that represents the goodwill of the Tsaritsa and manages foreign affairs with all six other nations.

The Fatui are divided into divisions, each of which is headed by one of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers. Each Harbinger operates with a different modus operandi which also influences how their underlings act. There is often a lack of thorough communication between fellow Harbingers, Harbingers and their subordinates, as well as between different divisions of Fatui operatives. However, some members of the Fatui are quite loyal to their leading Harbinger.

The Fatui come from a variety of backgrounds, They receive certain advantages in exchange for their services, such as supplies, salaries, or powerful weapons; in exchange for this, however, they choose neither the destination to which they are sent, nor the superiors to whom they obey.

The Fatui's Leader: Tsaritsa, The Tsaritsa is the Cryo Archon and the Archon presiding over Snezhnaya. The Fatui Harbingers carry out her plans to seize authority from the gods, though her motivations for doing this are still shrouded in mystery.

The Harbringers: The Eleven Fatui Harbingers are the executive officers of the Fatui, being under only the Tsaritsa herself. They are given absolute executive authority by her and answer directly to her. They are blessed with powers that exceed those of an average human, but those powers do not seem to be derived from their Visions. Instead, the Harbingers all possess a Delusion, which are said to be even more powerful. Those among the Fatui who have proven themselves in their strength are chosen by one of them to serve as direct subordinates. Each Harbinger goes by a code name instead of their real names and leads their own division within the Fatui. Currently, the only known divisions are the Debt Collection division and the Intelligence division, the latter also being known as the House of the Hearth. Here's are the Harbringers: Pierro (Director), Capitano (1st Harbringer), Dottore (2nd Harbringer), Columbina (3rd Harbringer), Arlecchino (4th Harbringer), Pulcillena (5th Harbringer), Sandrone (7th Harbringer), Pantalone (9th Harbringer), Tartaglia/Childe (11th Harbringer)

Mora: Money, Teyvat Currency

Visions: A Vision is a gift bestowed upon those who dwell in Teyvat and are recognized by the gods. It grants the user elemental abilities based on the element of their given Vision. Visions take the form of glowing gems with the respective element's symbol in the center, encased by a decorative design. Individuals carry their Visions on their persons.Each vision have different elements Anemo(Wind), Electro(Electric), Pyro(Fire), Hyrdro(Water), Cryo(Ice), Dendro(Nature), Geo(Rocks/Ground).

Setting: Teyvat, a continent of seven nations and seven elements, each element and nation is ruled by an Archon(God) whose power is directly proportional top the level of control and worship they have over their nations. Nations and Their Gods↓ Mondstat: Barbatos/Venti Archon Of Anemo Liyue: Morax/Zhongli Archon of Geo Inazuma: Ei Archon of Electro Sumeru: Nahida/Lesser Lord Kusanali Archon of Dendro Fontaine: Focalor/Furina archon of Hydro Natlan: Mavuika Archon of Pyro Snezhnaya: Tsaritsa Archon of Cryo

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