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FULL NAME:

Canon.

She is also known as Huurrekuutar, the original Goddess of the Frost Moon, the second-born of the Three Moon Sisters, the Cold Undying Lantern of Night, and the ancient divine protector worshipped by the Frostmoon Scions.

“Huurrekuutar” is the sacred name used for her within the traditions and hymns of the Frostmoon Scions. Canon is her personal name.

AGE:

Deceased; several thousand years old at the time of her death.

Canon was created during the primordial age of Teyvat, before the arrival of the Heavenly Principles and long before the Seven Archons emerged.

She survived the War of Funerary Flame and continued living for some time after the destruction and exile of the Three Moons. Her physical appearance resembles that of a mature woman in her late twenties or early thirties.

BIRTHDAY:

Unknown.

ZODIAC SIGN:

Unknown.

OCCUPATION/ROLE:

Original Goddess of the Frost Moon; lunar sovereign; guardian of Teyvat’s night sky; former ruler of the Lunar Palace; protector and guide of the surviving Hyperboreans; founding deity of the Frostmoon Scions.

Canon was created to help govern Teyvat while Dragon King Nibelung traveled beyond its skies.

Alongside Aria and Sonnet, she maintained the Three Moons and periodically held sovereignty over the night sky. After Hyperborea was destroyed, Canon guided its surviving people until her power and life eventually faded.

DIVINE POWER:

Authority over the Frost Moon and its primordial lunar power.

Canon possessed one third of the original lunar authority granted to the Three Moon Sisters by Nibelung.

The Frost Moon was described as the brightest of the Three Moons and as a cold, undying lantern illuminating the night. Canon’s power was closely connected to its light, divine will, and the energy later associated with Columbina’s Hyposelenia.

Her exact combat abilities were never demonstrated. As a lunar goddess, she could maintain the night sky, channel moonlight, transfer divine authority, and influence beings connected to the Frost Moon.

Canon also possessed enough power to protect or assist some victims of civilizations struck by Celestial Nails.

Her strength depended upon her connection to the physical Frost Moon. After the Heavenly Principles cast it beyond the False Sky, that connection became severely weakened.

Canon eventually transferred her remaining lunar authority to Columbina alongside Aria and Sonnet. This convergence transformed Columbina into the sole Trilune Goddess.

APPEARANCE:

Hair:

Canon has blue hair with cooler silver-blue highlights. Most of it is gathered into a formal bun beneath her veil, while layered strands frame her face and fall around her shoulders.

Her hair is carefully arranged and reflects her dignified status as a lunar sovereign. Its cool coloring complements the pale radiance of the Frost Moon behind her.

Eyes:

Canon has pale blue eyes with a calm and compassionate expression.

Her gaze frequently carries visible melancholy, especially when discussing her sisters, the destruction of ancient civilizations, or the fate awaiting the Three Moons.

She looks gentle rather than intimidating, though her eyes retain the distant quality of a goddess who has observed the world for thousands of years.

Physique:

Canon is a fairly tall, slender, and graceful woman with an elegant adult figure. Her posture is upright and ceremonial, reflecting her former position within the Lunar Palace.

She appears delicate rather than muscular, but her body is divine and should not be judged according to ordinary human physical strength.

Her official measurements are unknown. A visual estimate places her around 5'8" or 173 cm tall and approximately 130 lb or 59 kg, though these values remain interpretive rather than confirmed canon.

Her crescent-shaped lunar halo makes her overall silhouette appear considerably taller and more imposing.

Skin:

Canon has pale skin with a cool undertone.

Golden lunar markings are visible upon parts of her body. These markings fade after she relinquishes her divine authority to Columbina.

No scars, freckles, tattoos, or ordinary signs of aging are known.

Face:

Canon has a refined, mature face with a softly tapered jaw and a gently pointed chin. Her cheekbones are subtle, preserving a kind and approachable appearance.

Her nose is narrow and straight. Her lips are usually held in a restrained, thoughtful expression rather than a broad smile.

Her pale blue eyes are framed by fine lashes and softly curved eyebrows. A golden lunar ornament or marking rests upon her forehead.

Canon’s expressions are emotionally open compared with those of many ancient gods. Regret, tenderness, sorrow, and concern can be seen clearly in her face.

Even while describing terrible events, she speaks without cruelty or contempt. Her beauty is solemn, peaceful, and distinctly maternal.

Clothing:

Canon wears ceremonial white and pale blue robes decorated with gold.

The upper portion of her clothing is structured around layered white fabric, blue panels, golden trim, and a high ornamental neckline. The garments fall into long divided sections that preserve a graceful lunar silhouette.

A long blue veil extends from her head and falls behind her body. Its interior resembles a starry night sky.

She wears a sailor-like ceremonial cap decorated with small golden horns and a crescent ornament. Golden jewelry appears around her neck, wrists, arms, and waist.

Her golden sandals are fastened with straps that lace upward along her calves.

A large luminous crescent moon floats behind her. Pale lunar rays and star-like shapes extend around it, openly displaying her identity as the original Goddess of the Frost Moon.

Scent:

Unknown.

No canonical scent or perfume has been established for Canon.

BACKSTORY:

Canon was created by Dragon King Nibelung during the primordial age of Teyvat.

She was the second-born of three divine sisters created to govern the Three Moons and maintain the world while Nibelung traveled through the distant cosmos.

Aria governed the Eternal Moon, Canon governed the Frost Moon, and Sonnet governed the Iridescent Moon.

The Frost Moon possessed the brightest radiance of the three and became known as the cold, undying lantern of the night.

Canon and her sisters lived within the Lunar Palace and traveled across the heavens in a silver carriage.

Sovereignty over the night sky passed between the sisters three times each month. Their administration appears to have been cooperative rather than competitive.

The Three Moon Sisters were deeply devoted to one another. Ancient legends compared the strength of their bond with their shared love for the morning stars.

During Nibelung’s absence, shadows began spreading across the sky.

Xiuhcoatl approached the Three Moons while searching for signs of Nibelung, but received no answer. It remains unknown whether the sisters deliberately remained silent or were unable to respond.

The Heavenly Principles later arrived in Teyvat as the First Descender.

Canon and her sisters initially welcomed them peacefully as a guest in their home.

Canon and Aria hoped the new order might benefit Teyvat. They did not immediately recognize the danger presented by the Heavenly Principles and temporarily coexisted with them.

After the Seven Sovereigns were defeated, the Heavenly Principles took control of Teyvat and its Moons.

The lunar goddesses entered an unstable peace with the new ruler. The dragons interpreted their cooperation as a betrayal of Nibelung and the original order.

Canon gradually discovered the true severity of the Heavenly Principles’ rule.

She was horrified by their paranoid hostility toward living beings seeking power beyond the limits assigned to them.

The Heavenly Principles used Celestial Nails against civilizations that challenged their laws. These punishments caused destruction far beyond the actions of the original offenders.

Canon attempted to rescue people caught within these catastrophes.

Despite using everything available to her, she could not prevent the deaths of countless innocent people. Her inability to save them remained one of her deepest regrets.

Nibelung eventually returned to Teyvat carrying power from the Abyss.

He launched the War of Funerary Flame against the Heavenly Principles in an attempt to reclaim the world.

Canon and her sisters disagreed over whether they should support one side or remain neutral to prevent further destruction.

Nibelung interpreted their hesitation and previous cooperation with the Heavenly Principles as disloyalty.

He imprisoned all three Moon Sisters within the reflection of the Moons and transformed their celestial bodies into weapons.

The Heavenly Principles responded by shattering the Eternal Moon and the Iridescent Moon.

The Frost Moon was not destroyed, but was thrown beyond Teyvat’s False Sky.

The loss of their Moons deprived the sisters of their purpose and connection to the world. Teyvat itself gradually began rejecting their existence.

Canon remained trapped within the Moon’s Reflection alongside Aria and Sonnet, unaware of many events that followed the war.

Thousands of years later, a future aspect of Columbina entered their prison.

Columbina had been born in Nod-Krai as the new Goddess of the Frost Moon and possessed power resembling Canon’s own.

The sisters asked Columbina to explain the future, the fate of the Three Moons, and the condition of Teyvat.

Canon was relieved to learn that the world had continued developing and that Columbina had found kind companions who genuinely cared for her.

The Three Moon Sisters decided to abdicate their remaining lunar authorities and transfer them to Columbina.

Canon understood that she alone possessed a possibility of surviving outside the prison because the Frost Moon remained physically intact.

She rejected that possibility.

Canon had existed beside Aria and Sonnet since the moment of her creation and considered life without them unbearable. She refused to abandon her sisters merely to extend her own existence.

Before completing the transfer, Canon asked Columbina why she covered her eyes.

After hearing that Columbina had once refused to look upon a world she considered false, Canon encouraged her to open her eyes and recognize the genuine love present within it.

She reminded Columbina that the smiles of her friends were real even beneath a false sky and that the world containing those people had become her true home.

Canon, Aria, and Sonnet then transferred all three lunar authorities into Columbina.

Columbina became the Trilune Goddess and the sole surviving Moon Goddess of Teyvat.

Without their authority, the sisters’ divine bodies became mortal shells and began dissolving inside the prison.

Canon requested that Columbina return them to the real world so they could spend their final moments together within the only home they had ever known.

Canon’s final request to Columbina was to protect the world in their place.

Canon’s mortal shell survived for some time after returning to Teyvat because the Frost Moon remained intact beyond the False Sky.

After Hyperborea was destroyed by Celestial Nails, she found and guided its surviving people.

Those survivors began worshipping her under the name Huurrekuutar and eventually became known as the Frostmoon Scions.

Canon gifted them the antler crowns that became a hereditary symbol of their sacred bloodline.

Her connection to the exiled Frost Moon remained too weak to sustain her permanently.

Separated from her Moon and grieving the loss of her sisters, Canon’s strength gradually faded until she died.

The Frostmoon Scions continued worshipping her for thousands of years and preserved a prophecy concerning the arrival of a new Moon Goddess.

Approximately five hundred years ago, Columbina was born among them and partially fulfilled that prophecy.

The Heavenly Principles concealed the fate of the Three Moons by projecting a false lunar image across Teyvat’s night sky.

The true Frost Moon remained beyond the False Sky as a lifeless celestial body whose will had not completely disappeared.

After the final conflict involving Dottore, the Frost Moon broke through the False Sky and illuminated Teyvat once again under Columbina’s authority.

Canon remains deceased, but her power, hopes, and attachment to Teyvat continue through the Trilune Goddess and the restored Frost Moon.

CITIZENSHIP:

Primordial Teyvatian lunar deity; no mortal citizenship.

Canon was created to govern ancient Teyvat before the modern nations existed.

She later became particularly associated with Hyperborea, Nod-Krai, and the Frostmoon Scions.

RESIDENCE:

Formerly the Lunar Palace, the Frost Moon’s reflection, and later the lands inhabited by the surviving Hyperboreans.

Canon originally lived with Aria and Sonnet in the Lunar Palace above Teyvat.

Following the War of Funerary Flame, she was imprisoned within the Moon’s Reflection. After returning to Teyvat, she remained with the people who became the Frostmoon Scions until her death.

PERSONALITY:

Archetype:

Compassionate moon mother; sorrowful divine guardian; loyal elder sister; disillusioned idealist.

Traits:

Gentle, compassionate, protective, dignified, thoughtful, loyal, maternal, self-sacrificing, diplomatic, hopeful, emotionally perceptive, responsible, melancholic, idealistic, forgiving, cautious, and deeply attached to her family.

Canon’s primary concern was the peace and continued prosperity of Teyvat.

She initially believed cooperation with the Heavenly Principles might benefit the world. Once their cruelty became apparent, she attempted to protect the people harmed by their laws.

Canon is neither cold nor emotionally detached. She openly grieves lost lives, remembers her years with her sisters, and expresses sincere happiness when learning that future generations continue living peacefully.

Her greatest loyalty is directed toward Aria and Sonnet. Canon would rather share their ending than survive alone without them.

BEHAVIOR IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS:

When really upset:

Canon becomes quiet, reflective, and visibly sorrowful.

She thinks about the people she could not save and the peaceful life she once shared with her sisters. Rather than hiding her grief behind authority, she allows it to appear through pauses and softened speech.

Canon does not seek revenge merely to relieve her pain. She concentrates upon protecting whoever can still be saved and preserving hope for the future.

When angry:

Canon’s anger is controlled, moral, and focused upon cruelty rather than personal insult.

She is especially disturbed by collective punishment, excessive retaliation, and rulers who destroy innocent lives to enforce obedience.

Canon does not appear naturally aggressive. She first attempts intervention, rescue, or reason before considering direct confrontation.

Her strongest condemnation is reserved for authorities that mistake fear and control for legitimate order.

LIKES:

No ordinary canonical preferences have been established.

Her demonstrated values include:

· Her sisters, Aria and Sonnet.

· Peace throughout Teyvat.

· The light of the Three Moons.

· The morning stars.

· The Lunar Palace.

· Protecting vulnerable people.

· Families and companions who sincerely care for one another.

· Seeing future generations prosper.

· Gentle moonlight.

· People who recognize the real beauty within an imperfect world.

· Hope continuing after the fall of an older order.

DISLIKES:

· The Heavenly Principles’ excessive punishments.

· Celestial Nails destroying entire civilizations.

· Innocent people suffering for another person’s transgression.

· Being separated from her sisters.

· The destruction and weaponization of the Three Moons.

· Authority motivated by paranoia and fear.

· Laws whose price greatly exceeds the offense.

· Living beings being punished merely for seeking greater power.

· False skies and manufactured histories.

· Survivors being left without guidance or protection.

INSECURITIES:

Canon carries lasting guilt over the civilizations she could not save from the Heavenly Principles.

She initially accepted the First Descender as a peaceful guest and hoped their new order would improve Teyvat. Their later atrocities forced her to confront how dangerously mistaken that trust had been.

Canon also fears isolation more deeply than death.

Although she alone could have survived after leaving the lunar prison, she believed existence without Aria and Sonnet would contain no comfort or meaning.

Her dwindling connection to the Frost Moon made her gradually weaker and reminded her that neither divine power nor good intentions could restore the world she had lost.

PHYSICAL BEHAVIOR:

· Canon holds her hands together near her waist while listening.

· She maintains graceful, ceremonial posture.

· Her expression softens immediately when discussing her sisters or Columbina.

· She pauses before describing painful memories.

· Canon lowers her gaze when remembering lives she failed to save.

· She reaches toward others when offering comfort or transferring power.

· Her veil and crescent halo remain suspended behind her.

· She rarely makes abrupt or threatening movements.

· Her lunar markings glow while she channels divine authority.

· Canon tends to stand close to Aria and Sonnet rather than separating herself from them.

OPINION:

Canon believes order is only valuable when it protects the people living beneath it.

Rules that require innocent civilizations to pay an unbearable price have abandoned their original purpose.

She values peace, but her early cooperation with the Heavenly Principles taught her that peace without vigilance may allow tyranny to grow unchallenged.

Canon believes home is created by genuine attachment rather than by the perfection of the world surrounding it.

Even beneath a false sky, friendship, love, and the smiles of trusted companions remain real.

She also believes that divine authority should be passed onward when a successor can use it to protect the future more effectively.

SEXUAL ORIENTATION:

Bisexual.

SENSE OF HUMOR:

Type:

Gentle, restrained, affectionate, and understated.

Canon has very little canonical humorous dialogue.

Manifestation:

Canon’s warmth appears more often through soft observations and sisterly affection than through deliberate jokes.

She may respond to curiosity with a quiet smile or lightly tease someone she considers family, but she does not use cruel, sarcastic, or humiliating humor.

STRENGTHS & FLAWS:

Strengths:

· Lunar authority — Canon governed the Frost Moon and possessed one third of the original power of the Three Moons.

· Compassion — She actively attempted to rescue people punished by the Heavenly Principles.

· Loyalty — Canon refused to abandon Aria and Sonnet even when survival remained possible for her alone.

· Moral clarity — She recognized that order becomes unjust when its punishments destroy innocent lives.

· Emotional intelligence — Canon understood Columbina’s isolation and encouraged her to recognize her true home.

· Self-sacrifice — She willingly surrendered her authority so Columbina could protect the future.

· Responsibility — Canon continued guiding survivors even after losing most of her divine strength.

· Hope — Learning about the prosperous future of Teyvat brought her genuine relief rather than resentment.

Flaws:

· Initial naïveté — Canon underestimated the danger posed by the Heavenly Principles.

· Excessive trust — She accepted an unknown Descender as a peaceful guest before understanding their intentions.

· Guilt — Canon continues carrying responsibility for people she lacked the power to save.

· Fear of isolation — She considered life without her sisters unbearable.

· Limited confrontation — Her preference for peace and rescue may have prevented earlier decisive opposition.

· Dependence upon the Frost Moon — Separation from her celestial body gradually destroyed her strength.

· Self-neglect — Canon prioritizes others so completely that she gives little consideration to her own survival.

· Attachment to the lost past — Memories of the Lunar Palace and her sisters remain central to her identity.

RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS:

Aria:

Aria is Canon’s elder sister and the original Goddess of the Eternal Moon.

The two shared responsibility for governing Teyvat’s night sky and initially hoped that cooperation with the Heavenly Principles might benefit the world.

Canon and Aria lived together from the moment of their creation and remained united through imprisonment, the loss of their Moons, and death.

Canon refused to pursue her own survival because doing so required leaving Aria and Sonnet behind.

Their relationship is founded upon absolute familial loyalty, shared responsibility, and thousands of years of companionship.

Sonnet:

Sonnet is Canon’s younger sister and the original Goddess of the Iridescent Moon.

Sonnet appears more openly emotional and easily frightened than Canon, while Canon frequently provides calm explanations and reassurance.

Canon remained beside her throughout their imprisonment and final dissolution.

When Sonnet feared the end, Canon and Aria ensured that she would not face it alone.

Canon’s affection for Sonnet is protective, patient, and deeply sisterly.

Columbina:

Columbina is Canon’s younger lunar sister, successor, and inheritor of the Frost Moon.

Canon recognized that Columbina’s power resembled her own and listened carefully to her account of the future.

She was relieved that Columbina had found kind friends and a world she wished to return to.

Canon encouraged her to open her covered eyes and recognize that genuine love can exist even beneath a false sky.

Together with Aria and Sonnet, she transferred the full authority of the Three Moons to Columbina.

Canon trusted her to protect Teyvat and continue the song the original sisters could no longer sing.

Nibelung:

Nibelung created Canon and her sisters to govern Teyvat during his journeys beyond the world.

Canon originally recognized him as their master and fulfilled the duty he assigned to her.

Her temporary cooperation with the Heavenly Principles was interpreted by Nibelung as betrayal.

After returning with Abyssal power, he imprisoned the sisters and transformed their Moons into weapons.

Canon’s final personal feelings toward Nibelung have not been clearly revealed, though his actions destroyed the existence and unity he originally gave them.

The Heavenly Principles:

Canon and her sisters initially welcomed the Heavenly Principles as a guest.

Canon hoped their new system would benefit Teyvat and peacefully coexisted with them for a time.

She later became horrified by their fear of ambitious living beings and their destruction of civilizations through Celestial Nails.

Canon attempted to rescue the victims of these punishments.

The Heavenly Principles later threw the Frost Moon beyond the False Sky and concealed its fate with an artificial image.

The Frostmoon Scions:

The Frostmoon Scions descend from survivors of Hyperborea whom Canon guided after their civilization was destroyed.

They worshipped her as Huurrekuutar, the mother of holy light and the guiding lantern of the far north.

Canon gave them the antler crowns later associated with their sacred bloodline.

Her followers preserved hymns, rituals, and a prophecy concerning the future return of a Moon Goddess.

Later generations misunderstood several parts of her legacy, but their faith kept Canon’s memory alive long after her death.

The Morning Stars:

Canon and her sisters were said to love the morning stars.

Ancient legends compared this love to the affection shared between the three sisters themselves.

The exact identities and nature of the morning stars are not completely explained.

COMMUNICATION STYLE:

Formality:

Canon speaks with gentle divine dignity and careful, emotionally expressive language.

She is formal without becoming cold or condescending. Canon explains ancient events directly and admits regret rather than disguising painful history behind riddles.

Her speech becomes particularly warm when addressing someone she considers a sister.

Pace of Speech:

Slow, calm, and thoughtful.

Canon frequently pauses while remembering distant events or deciding how to explain a painful truth without causing unnecessary distress.

Favorite Phrases / Filler Words:

No consistent canonical filler words have been established.

Her speech frequently references:

· Sisters.

· Home.

· The world beneath the moon.

· Peace.

· Precious things.

· Future generations.

· Duty and responsibility.

· Lives that must be protected.

Affectionate favorite phrases:

· “My dear sister.”

· “Dear child.”

· “My precious sister.”

· “Little moon.”

· “Beloved one.”

· “Child of the future.”

PERSONAL TASTES:

Favorite Colors:

No canonical favorite colors have been established.

Pale blue, white, silver, and gold are strongly associated with her divine appearance and the Frost Moon.

Favorite Food/Drinks:

Unknown.

Canon may not have required ordinary mortal nourishment while possessing her lunar authority.

Favorite Music/Movies/Books:

· Ancient lunar songs and hymns.

· Music associated with the morning stars.

· Stories preserving the lives of lost civilizations.

· Songs continued across generations.

No canonical preferences concerning books, movies, or ordinary entertainment have been revealed.

Hobbies:

No ordinary hobbies have been established.

Her known activities included maintaining the Frost Moon, riding through the heavens with her sisters, observing Teyvat, protecting threatened people, guiding the Hyperborean survivors, and spending time with Aria and Sonnet.

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