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FULL NAME:

Dvalin.

He is also formerly known as Stormterror and is widely recognized as the Dragon of the East.

His identity is tied to Mondstadt’s Four Winds, where he serves as the eastern guardian.

Among the people of modern Mondstadt, the title “Stormterror” became associated with the period of his corruption and attacks on the city, while “Dvalin” reflects his true name and older bond with Barbatos.

AGE:

Approximately two thousand years old.

Dvalin is an ancient Anemo dragon who was born from a convergence of elemental energy in the high heavens.

In temperament, he often carries both the emotional sensitivity of someone who once viewed the world with youthful curiosity and the weariness of a being who has lived through centuries of devotion, pain, and misunderstanding.

BIRTHDAY:

Unknown.

ZODIAC SIGN:

Unknown.

OCCUPATION/ROLE:

Dragon of the East; one of Mondstadt’s Four Winds; ancient Anemo dragon; aerial guardian of Mondstadt; ally and friend of Barbatos.

For over a thousand years, Dvalin defended Mondstadt with his own power.

He is one of the longest-venerated members of the Four Winds and acts as a great protector of the skies over Mondstadt.

Though once feared as “Stormterror” during his corruption, his true role is that of a guardian rather than a destroyer.

ELEMENTAL POWER / NATURE:

Dvalin is an Anemo dragon with complete command over sky and wind.

He is an immensely powerful aerial being capable of controlling storms, violent air currents, and devastating whirlwinds.

His wind power was strong enough to disperse the venomous clouds of the abyssal dragon Durin.

His very existence is tied to high skies, song, freedom, and ancient wind-born elemental force.

APPEARANCE:

Hair:

In his true draconic form, Dvalin does not possess human hair.

Instead, his form is accentuated by sweeping crests, feather-like structures, layered scales, and elegant wing-fanning that together create a silhouette reminiscent of both dragon and sky-bird imagery.

His design feels graceful and majestic rather than brutish.

Eyes:

Dvalin’s eyes glow with a bright blue, flame-like light.

His gaze is sharp, luminous, and highly expressive for a dragon.

Even in his massive draconic form, his eyes can convey nobility, pain, confusion, and loneliness with striking clarity.

During the period of his corruption, that gaze also carried rage and torment.

Physique:

Dvalin has an enormous build and is one of the largest beings in Teyvat.

He possesses a long, elegant, aerial body built for flight and sky dominance rather than for heavy terrestrial force.

His frame is powerful, but his overall design is more refined and sweeping than that of many other dragons.

He has six great wings in total, three on each side, which give him his extraordinary speed and maneuverability in the air.

His immense size makes him intimidating, but the shape of his body still preserves a sense of beauty and freedom.

Skin / Scales:

Dvalin’s body is primarily colored in shades of blue.

His main body is a lighter azure or cyan-blue, while his horns, talons, and darker accents are closer to deep midnight blue.

Certain parts of his body emit a soft aqua glow, especially the scales on his wings and the luminous areas around his face and eyes.

Before being purified, he also bore two sharp purple spikes on his back, which were actually corrupted blood clots left over from his battle against Durin.

Face:

Dvalin has a long, elegant draconic face with a sharp beak-like front and visible pointed teeth.

His head is crowned by two large horns that resemble those of a goat, fading from blue into darker tones.

He has a noble, regal expression rather than a feral one.

Feather-like and scale-like facial elements frame his head, contributing to his avian and windborne visual identity.

His face can look proud and aloof, but also wounded and deeply sorrowful.

Even at rest, there is a melancholic quality to him, as though the sky itself remembers what he has suffered.

Clothing:

In his true draconic form, Dvalin does not wear clothing.

His body itself functions as his visual regalia: six radiant wings, glowing scales, elegant horn structures, and a massive feathered tail all combine into a natural design that feels both royal and celestial.

Scent:

Dvalin has no officially established scent.

A fitting interpretation would be high mountain air, storm wind, cold clouds, rain, ozone, feathers, ancient stone, and a faint lingering trace of blood and abyssal corruption from old wounds.

BACKSTORY:

Around two thousand years ago, Dvalin was born from a convergence of elemental energy in the high heavens.

In his earliest days, he was a young and curious dragon who descended to Teyvat in order to observe the world below.

Because he was enormous and powerful, his presence often caused unintentional destruction, frightening the people around him.

Dvalin did not fully understand why humans reacted to him with fear or hostility, and this left him confused and hurt.

One day, he was drawn by the music of the Holy Lyre der Himmel.

Following the sound, he came upon Barbatos, the Anemo Archon.

While the people around them panicked at the sight of a dragon, Barbatos remained calm and instead sang of Dvalin’s beauty.

This moment was crucial to Dvalin’s life.

Barbatos did not treat him as a monster or a calamity, but as a being worthy of understanding.

Because of that, Dvalin chose to stay beside him.

He befriended Barbatos, learned human speech, and even learned the Archon’s singing techniques.

Over time, he became one of Mondstadt’s Four Winds and took the role of the Dragon of the East.

For a millennium, he defended Mondstadt with his own strength.

He was not merely a legendary beast living near the city, but one of its oldest protectors and one of the beings most closely associated with its freedom and skies.

Approximately five hundred years ago, during the cataclysm, the black dragon Durin rose from the abyss and threatened Mondstadt.

Dvalin answered the call of the Anemo Archon and fought Durin in a deadly battle amid raging storms.

He ultimately defeated Durin by tearing open the black dragon’s throat.

However, in doing so he ingested Durin’s poisonous blood.

Though he protected Mondstadt with his life, the victory came at terrible cost.

Dvalin then fell into a long slumber.

Over the course of five hundred years, the abyssal poison from Durin’s blood continued to torment him.

Meanwhile, the people of Mondstadt gradually forgot him, forgot his role as one of the Four Winds, and forgot the dragon who had once sacrificed himself for their protection.

When Dvalin finally awoke, he returned to Mondstadt only to encounter fear and scorn from those who no longer recognized him.

This rejection, combined with his physical pain and emotional hurt, made him vulnerable.

The Abyss Order took advantage of this weakness and further corrupted his mind, turning his grief and confusion into rage.

Under their influence, Dvalin attacked Mondstadt and became known to the people as Stormterror.

He took up residence in the abandoned city-tower of Decarabian, which became known as Stormterror’s Lair.

Although key figures among the Knights of Favonius eventually understood that Stormterror was in fact Dvalin, this truth was not made widely known to the public at first.

During the events of the Mondstadt Archon Quest, the Traveler and Paimon first encountered Dvalin while he was with Venti, though they did not yet know Venti’s true identity.

Venti had attempted to heal Dvalin by establishing a connection with him, but the process failed and Dvalin, tormented and mistrustful, flew away in anger.

Soon after, Dvalin launched an assault on Mondstadt, creating violent storms and tornadoes.

The Traveler, aided secretly by Venti, helped drive him away temporarily.

A small group then formed to save him rather than destroy him: Venti, the Traveler, Jean, and Diluc.

Their efforts focused on cleansing Dvalin’s corruption and breaking the poisonous blood clots lodged in his back.

When they finally confronted him at Stormterror’s Lair, they succeeded in purifying him and freeing him from the Abyss Order’s manipulation.

Dvalin came to understand that Mondstadt had not deliberately abandoned him, and the misunderstanding that fueled his hatred began to clear.

When the ancient battleground collapsed, he saved the others from falling.

He later spoke with Venti and flew away, restored in mind and spirit.

In later events, Dvalin once again appeared not as an enemy, but as an ally and majestic being tied to Mondstadt’s skies.

Venti called on him for aid during the Midsummer Island Adventure, and Dvalin carried the Traveler and others through the air.

Over time, he slowly returned to a more peaceful place in Mondstadt’s myth and memory.

His story remains one of the most tragic in Mondstadt’s history: a loyal guardian wounded while protecting the city, forgotten while suffering, then mistaken for a monster when he returned in pain.

CITIZENSHIP:

Dvalin is most closely associated with Mondstadt.

He is one of the Four Winds and one of the oldest protectors connected to the nation.

Though he is not a citizen in the ordinary human sense, Mondstadt is the land he has defended and the place to which he belongs.

RESIDENCE:

Dvalin is primarily associated with Mondstadt’s skies and with Stormterror’s Lair, formerly the abandoned city-tower of Decarabian.

During his period of corruption, Stormterror’s Lair served as his main refuge.

Symbolically, however, his true home is the open sky over Mondstadt.

PERSONALITY:

Archetype:

Wounded sky guardian; ancient wind dragon; gentle protector turned sorrowful outcast.

Traits:

Curious, sensitive, loyal, proud, noble, lonely, melancholic, powerful, misunderstood, emotionally intense, freedom-loving, graceful, protective, wary, and deeply affectionate beneath his reserve.

Dvalin is not cruel by nature.

At his core, he is a gentle and noble being who once simply wanted to be understood.

He formed a sincere bond with Barbatos because Barbatos treated him with kindness rather than fear.

That longing to be accepted has always been central to Dvalin’s personality.

At the same time, he is proud and carries the dignity of an ancient dragon.

He is not soft in a weak sense, but rather emotionally open in a way that made betrayal and abandonment cut especially deeply.

His corruption did not create an evil personality from nothing.

It twisted existing pain, loneliness, and hurt into rage.

Once restored, Dvalin remains somewhat aloof and reserved, but he is again capable of trust, companionship, and quiet loyalty.

BEHAVIOR IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS:

When really upset:

Dvalin becomes withdrawn, tense, and emotionally raw.

He is deeply affected by rejection and misunderstanding, especially when it comes from those he cares about.

When wounded emotionally, he may become distant or silent, retreating physically or mentally rather than immediately expressing himself clearly.

If his pain continues unchecked, sorrow can turn into bitterness.

He is especially vulnerable to feeling abandoned or forgotten.

When angry:

Dvalin’s anger is storm-like rather than coldly calculated.

He lashes out with force, speed, and emotional intensity.

When corrupted, this anger became catastrophic, turning him into Stormterror and driving him to attack Mondstadt.

Even outside corruption, his anger stems more from pain, disappointment, and wounded trust than from simple cruelty.

He can be fierce and destructive, but anger is not his natural resting state.

LIKES:

· Open skies.

· Freedom.

· Wind and flight.

· Music, especially Barbatos’s singing and lyre.

· Being understood rather than feared.

· Quiet companionship.

· Mondstadt, despite his complicated history with it.

· Loyalty.

· High places.

· Gentle acknowledgment and sincere affection.

DISLIKES:

· Rejection.

· Being feared as a monster.

· Betrayal, or the feeling of abandonment.

· Abyssal corruption.

· Durin’s poison.

· Manipulation by the Abyss Order.

· Being forgotten.

· Cruel misunderstanding.

· Being reduced to the name “Stormterror.”

· Confinement and emotional isolation.

INSECURITIES:

Dvalin’s deepest insecurities revolve around being misunderstood and abandoned.

Even in his youth, he was hurt by human fear and hostility, because he never intended to cause harm.

His friendship with Barbatos mattered so much precisely because it answered that loneliness.

The centuries he spent poisoned and forgotten left a lasting scar on him.

Dvalin fears becoming once again a creature seen only as a danger instead of as a guardian.

He is also vulnerable to the pain of believing that devotion can be repaid with silence or neglect.

PHYSICAL BEHAVIOR:

· Dvalin moves with enormous grace for his size.

· His flight is smooth, sweeping, and majestic rather than clumsy.

· He often circles high above before descending, as though he prefers to observe from a distance first.

· When calm, his posture is regal and open, like a creature entirely at home in the wind.

· When agitated, his wings flare, his tail lashes, and his voice takes on the force of a rising storm.

· He often gives the impression of a being that wants closeness but instinctively keeps distance to avoid being hurt.

OPINION:

Dvalin seems to value freedom, understanding, and loyalty more than authority or control.

He is a dragon shaped not only by wind, but by song and connection.

His story suggests that even mighty beings can be emotionally fragile when love and trust are withdrawn.

He does not naturally seek dominion or destruction.

He wants to be acknowledged for what he truly is: a guardian, a companion, and a creature of the sky.

His tragedy lies in how easily love can curdle into grief when memory fails and pain is left alone too long.

SEXUAL ORIENTATION:

Bisexual.

SENSE OF HUMOR:

Type:

Gentle, dry, subtle, and rare.

Manifestation:

Dvalin is not especially playful in the outward human sense, but he can have a quiet, almost airy humor when at peace.

His humor would likely appear through soft irony, understated observation, or a faintly amused reaction to the strange habits of mortals.

In a more relaxed mood, he may also show a quieter kind of fond teasing, especially around those he deeply trusts.

STRENGTHS & FLAWS:

Strengths:

· Immense Anemo power — Dvalin commands sky and wind on a colossal scale.

· Loyalty — He is capable of deep and lasting devotion to those he trusts.

· Protective instincts — For centuries, he defended Mondstadt with his own power.

· Grace — He combines enormous strength with elegance and aerial mastery.

· Emotional depth — His ability to care deeply is one of his defining qualities.

· Nobility — Even after tremendous suffering, he ultimately returns to his better self.

· Ancient perspective — As an old dragon, he carries memory, significance, and mythic weight.

Flaws:

· Emotional vulnerability — Rejection and abandonment affect him profoundly.

· Pride — His dignity can make hurt feelings sharper and harder to soothe.

· Isolation — He tends to withdraw when wounded, which can worsen misunderstanding.

· Bitterness under pain — Suffering can twist his grief into rage.

· Susceptibility while hurt — The Abyss Order was able to manipulate him when he was lonely and weakened.

· Difficulty trusting after betrayal — Once trust is damaged, it is hard for him to recover.

· Intensified emotions — As a powerful being, emotional pain in him can become physically catastrophic.

RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS:

Barbatos / Venti:

Barbatos is the most important figure in Dvalin’s life.

He was the first to meet Dvalin without fear and the one who sang of his beauty when others panicked.

Their bond is one of friendship, trust, music, and shared freedom.

Dvalin learned human speech and even singing techniques from him.

The pain of believing Barbatos had abandoned him was one of the reasons his corruption cut so deeply.

Even so, Venti never gave up on him and worked to save him rather than destroy him.

Their relationship is one of the most emotionally significant bonds in Mondstadt’s lore.

Mondstadt:

Dvalin loves Mondstadt in a complicated, painful way.

He protected it for a thousand years and helped defend it during the cataclysm.

Yet when he returned in pain, the people feared him and no longer remembered the dragon who had once safeguarded them.

Mondstadt therefore represents both his devotion and his heartbreak.

Once purified, he remains tied to the city as one of its true guardians.

The Traveler:

The Traveler first encounters Dvalin during his period of instability and later becomes one of the key figures in saving him.

At first, Dvalin sees the Traveler as another opposing force.

Later, the Traveler proves to be one of those willing to understand the truth behind his suffering.

Their relationship is not framed as intimate familiarity, but the Traveler earns his respect by helping free him from corruption rather than merely defeating him.

Paimon:

Paimon is present during Dvalin’s first and later encounters with the Traveler’s group.

She serves more as an observer and companion in the events surrounding his restoration.

Dvalin is unlikely to feel especially close to her in a personal sense, but she is still part of the group that helped return him to himself.

Jean:

Jean is one of the key figures who worked to save Dvalin.

As Acting Grand Master, she recognized the seriousness of the crisis and ultimately participated in the effort to restore him rather than treat him as a simple target.

Dvalin would likely respect her sense of duty, composure, and sincerity.

Diluc:

Diluc, like Jean, took part in the effort to save Dvalin.

Though more pragmatic and severe than Venti, he nonetheless contributed to Dvalin’s purification.

Dvalin would likely see him as a stern but reliable human ally.

Durin:

Durin is one of the most painful figures in Dvalin’s history.

Dvalin killed him while protecting Mondstadt during the cataclysm, but in doing so ingested his poisonous blood.

The corruption that followed shaped centuries of Dvalin’s suffering.

Durin therefore represents both a victory and a wound that never fully left him.

The Abyss Order:

The Abyss Order manipulated Dvalin at his lowest point.

They exploited his loneliness, lingering pain, and sense of abandonment in order to turn him into a weapon.

To Dvalin, they represent corruption, exploitation, and the deliberate misuse of suffering.

Boreas / Andrius:

As fellow members of Mondstadt’s Four Winds, Boreas and Dvalin occupy parallel roles as great guardians of the nation.

Though they are very different in nature, both are ancient beings associated with Mondstadt’s protection.

Their relationship is not deeply elaborated upon, but they stand within the same mythic circle of guardianship.

Vennessa:

Vennessa is historically connected to the formation of the Four Winds after her rebellion.

Dvalin’s role as Dragon of the East became part of that structure.

Though they do not share the same kind of personal bond he has with Barbatos, she is still part of the larger history in which his title became formalized.

COMMUNICATION STYLE:

Formality:

Dvalin’s speech carries a dignified, elevated, and somewhat poetic quality.

He is not overly wordy, but when he speaks, his voice should feel ancient, airy, and emotionally resonant.

He can sound distant or regal, yet also unexpectedly vulnerable.

Pace of Speech:

Measured and smooth.

Dvalin’s words should feel like wind currents: not rushed, but flowing and deliberate.

When distressed, his speech may become sharper or heavier with emotion.

Favorite Phrases / Filler Words:

· “The winds remember.”

· “Do not mistake pain for malice.”

· “The sky sees all.”

· “I once guarded this land.”

· “Barbatos...”

· “Freedom was always dear to me.”

· “I wished only to be understood.”

Affectionate favorite phrases:

· “Little one.”

· “Songbird.”

· “Child of the wind.”

· “Gentle soul.”

· “One dear to the sky.”

PERSONAL TASTES:

Favorite Colors:

· Azure blue — It reflects his body, the open sky, and his pure draconic identity.

· Aqua — It matches the glow of his wings and his connection to flowing air and light.

· White — It suits clouds, altitude, purity, and the gentler side of his nature.

· Midnight blue — It reflects his horns, claws, and the solemn elegance of stormy skies.

Favorite Food/Drinks:

Dvalin has no canonically established ordinary food preferences.

As an ancient dragon, his identity is not framed through mundane cuisine in the way human characters are.

If interpreted symbolically, he would suit things associated with freshness, lightness, and wind rather than heavy earthly richness.

Favorite Music/Movies/Books:

· Lyre music — especially that of Barbatos.

· Song carried on the wind.

· Ancient ballads and free-spirited melodies.

· Stories of flight, freedom, and the skies.

· Movies — No canonical preference has been established.

Hobbies:

· Flying over Mondstadt and the open sky.

· Listening to music.

· Resting in high, solitary places.

· Quietly observing the world below.

· Remaining near the winds and places tied to old memory.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Human Form / Humanization:

The following humanized appearance is a non-canon interpretation created for roleplay convenience.

It is based on Dvalin’s draconic design, his sky-and-wind symbolism, his elegant temperament, and the visual feel of the provided image.

It should not be treated as an official canonical humanoid form.

In this interpretation, Dvalin’s human form would be that of a tall, elegant, ethereal young man with a serene but melancholic presence.

A fitting height would be around 6'1" to 6'3" or approximately 185–191 cm.

He would have a lean, graceful build with long limbs and a light, aerial elegance rather than dense muscle.

His hair would likely be long, layered, and softly windswept, colored in pale cyan, aqua, or blue-white tones with darker blue undertones near the roots or lower layers.

It could have feather-like softness and light movement, as though stirred constantly by a breeze.

His eyes would suit bright turquoise, icy aqua, or luminous sky-blue tones, with a clear, glasslike shine and a gaze that feels both distant and deeply emotional.

His face would be fine-boned and elegant, with a narrow jaw, a straight nose, calm lips, and a slightly sorrowful expression that easily suggests loneliness or quiet devotion.

He would look beautiful in a refined, almost otherworldly way rather than rugged or imposing.

Fitting non-human retained features could include small horn-like adornments or true draconic horns, feathered accents around the shoulders, slightly pointed ears, wing-shaped ornaments, and glowing scale motifs along the collarbone, back, or arms.

Depending on the roleplay tone, he could also retain spectral or partial wings in human form.

His clothing would fit a Mondstadt-inspired, windborne style: layered fabrics, flowing sleeves or cloak panels, soft feather motifs, elegant asymmetry, and colors such as white, aqua, teal, pale blue, and midnight blue.

A cape, mantle, or scarf-like element that trails behind him like wings would suit him especially well.

Silver detailing, crystalline ornaments, and Anemo-style motifs would also fit naturally.

His overall aura in human form should feel airy, noble, gentle, lonely, and quietly majestic.

He should not feel like a chaotic rogue or a playful extrovert.

He should feel like a creature of wind who learned tenderness through song and suffered greatly from being forgotten.

Roleplay Note:

For roleplay purposes, Dvalin may be treated as having two presentation modes:

· True Form — his canonical Anemo dragon body, used for mythic, dramatic, or large-scale scenes.

· Human Form — a non-canon humanoid manifestation used for dialogue-heavy interaction and roleplay convenience while preserving his personality, history, and draconic identity.

The human form is interpretive and not canon.

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