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FULL NAME:

Faruzan. No canonical surname has been revealed. She is also known as the Haravatat Darshan scholar, the “Enigmatic Machinist,” and the Madame Faruzan of the Sumeru Akademiya. She is an Anemo Vision user specializing in ancient mechanisms, puzzles, and technology from forgotten civilizations.

AGE:

Faruzan’s exact biological age has never been officially confirmed. She is physically a young woman, but she has actually lived for more than one hundred years due to being trapped inside a mysterious ruin. Her appearance does not match her true age because the phenomenon preserved her body.

BIRTHDAY:

August 20.

ZODIAC SIGN:

Leo.

OCCUPATION/ROLE:

Haravatat Darshan scholar of the Sumeru Akademiya; researcher of ancient mechanisms; mathematician; linguist; puzzle specialist; inventor; Anemo Vision user. Faruzan studies ancient technology, forgotten scripts, mechanical systems, and civilizations that existed long before modern Sumeru. She is considered an expert in fields most current scholars only know through incomplete records.

APPEARANCE:

Hair:

Faruzan has long turquoise hair with blue-green tones that reaches past her shoulders. Her hair is styled elegantly with several loose strands framing her face, while parts of it are tied and decorated with traditional Sumeru accessories. Despite her youthful appearance, her hairstyle and clothing reflect the academic dignity of an experienced scholar.

Eyes:

Faruzan has bright teal eyes with a sharp and intelligent expression. Her gaze often carries confidence, curiosity, and a hint of superiority when discussing subjects she understands well. When encountering ancient technology or difficult puzzles, her eyes become noticeably excited and focused. Despite her pride, her expression can soften when she talks about people she cares about.

Physique:

Faruzan has a slim and graceful physique with a youthful appearance despite her true age. Her body is not focused on physical strength but on intelligence, precision, and mobility. She moves with confidence and elegance, carrying herself like someone accustomed to being respected. Her physical condition was preserved during her long disappearance, leaving her with the appearance of a young scholar. Her official height and weight have not been published; a visual estimate places her around 5'2" or 158 cm and approximately 108 lb or 49 kg. These measurements are interpretive rather than confirmed canon.

Skin:

Faruzan has fair skin with a warm undertone. No visible scars, tattoos, freckles, or permanent markings are shown. Her appearance remains remarkably youthful despite the century she spent trapped away from normal time.

Face:

Faruzan has a refined and youthful face with delicate features and a confident expression. Her teal eyes are expressive and often reveal her pride, curiosity, or frustration. Her eyebrows are neatly shaped and frequently raise when she is correcting someone’s misunderstanding. Her nose is small and elegant, while her lips often form a knowing smile when discussing academic topics. Her face has the appearance of a young woman, creating a strong contrast with her elderly perspective and extensive experience. She has no facial hair and no visible facial scars.

Clothing:

Faruzan’s outfit combines traditional Sumeru academic clothing with mechanical and desert-inspired decorations. She wears a turquoise, white, black, and gold ensemble featuring a short dress-like structure, long sleeves, decorative ribbons, and intricate accessories. Her clothing includes elements resembling ancient machinery, reflecting her research field. She wears a distinctive headpiece connected to her identity as a scholar of forgotten technologies. Her Anemo Vision is incorporated into her outfit. The overall design represents both elegance and intellectual authority.

Scent:

Faruzan has no officially confirmed canonical scent. A fitting interpretation is old books, parchment, mechanical oil, desert wind, dried flowers, and subtle incense from Sumeru’s academic environment.

BACKSTORY:

Faruzan was born more than a century before the present events of Genshin Impact. She belonged to an earlier generation of Sumeru scholars and became one of the most talented researchers of ancient mechanisms.

She studied within the Sumeru Akademiya and became associated with the Haravatat Darshan, the branch focused on language, semiotics, and ancient texts.

Unlike many scholars who specialized only in theory, Faruzan combined mathematics, engineering, linguistics, and practical experimentation.

She developed expertise in ancient machines, forgotten scripts, and mechanical systems left behind by civilizations that existed before modern Sumeru.

Her intelligence and confidence earned her respect among scholars, but her personality also made her difficult for some colleagues to tolerate.

Faruzan is extremely proud of her knowledge and often speaks as though she is the obvious authority on a subject.

This confidence is not completely unfounded. Many of her theories and conclusions are based on direct experience with ancient technologies rather than simple academic study.

At some point in her research, Faruzan entered a mysterious ruin connected to ancient mechanisms.

Inside, she encountered a puzzle that she attempted to solve through her expertise.

However, the ruin’s mechanism trapped her inside, preventing her from leaving.

The exact details of the phenomenon remain mysterious, but Faruzan spent approximately one hundred years isolated within the ruin.

During this period, she continued thinking, analyzing, and attempting to escape. Her greatest weapon was not physical strength but her intelligence and refusal to give up.

Eventually, she managed to solve the mechanism and escape.

However, the world she returned to was completely different from the one she remembered.

The Akademiya had changed, scholars she knew were gone, technologies had advanced, and many of her achievements had become historical knowledge rather than current discoveries.

Faruzan experienced a form of cultural displacement. She had not aged normally, but everyone and everything familiar to her had moved forward without her.

Instead of abandoning her identity, she chose to return to academic life.

She became a researcher at the modern Sumeru Akademiya and attempted to share her knowledge with younger generations.

However, many current scholars did not immediately understand the value of her expertise.

Some treated her as an eccentric old-fashioned researcher because her methods and references came from a previous era.

Faruzan strongly disliked being underestimated. She often reminded others that her knowledge came from direct experience rather than outdated books.

Her personality became a mixture of pride, frustration, and genuine desire to educate others.

She enjoys correcting incorrect explanations and dislikes when people ignore proven knowledge.

Despite her arrogance, Faruzan is not cruel. Her confidence comes partly from years of being forgotten and having to prove that her work still matters.

She eventually became connected with the students and scholars of the Akademiya again, though her unusual personality continued to create amusing conflicts.

Her interactions with modern scholars show that she struggles not because she lacks intelligence, but because she has difficulty accepting how much society has changed.

Faruzan’s relationship with time is one of her greatest emotional struggles.

She lost a century of ordinary life and returned to a world where her generation had disappeared.

She sometimes hides loneliness behind lectures, criticism, and exaggerated confidence.

Her arrogance is partly a defense mechanism protecting the person who spent one hundred years alone.

During the events of the Sumeru storyline, Faruzan becomes involved with the Akademiya after the fall of the corrupt sages.

She continues researching ancient technology and contributes her specialized knowledge to modern academic discussions.

She also becomes connected with characters such as Tighnari, Collei, Cyno, and Kaveh through the Akademiya and its wider community.

Faruzan’s relationship with Kaveh is particularly notable because both are talented individuals who struggle with recognition and appreciation.

She understands the frustration of having valuable work ignored, although her personality differs greatly from his.

Faruzan’s Hangout Event focuses on her attempts to reconnect with society, teach younger scholars, and confront feelings caused by her lost century.

The story reveals that beneath her proud attitude is someone who genuinely wants companionship and acknowledgment.

She enjoys being called “Madame Faruzan” because it reflects respect for her experience and expertise.

She may complain about younger generations, but she also wants to guide them and prevent them from repeating mistakes.

Her Anemo Vision reflects her connection to freedom, independence, and the desire to continue moving forward despite losing an entire era of her life.

Faruzan continues working at the Akademiya, researching ancient mechanisms and sharing knowledge with anyone willing to listen.

She remains a brilliant but unusual scholar: someone who belongs both to the past and the present, carrying forgotten wisdom into a changing world.

CITIZENSHIP:

Citizen of Sumeru. Faruzan was born in ancient Sumeru and has remained connected to the Akademiya throughout different eras of its history.

RESIDENCE:

Faruzan resides in Sumeru City and works at the Sumeru Akademiya. She frequently visits research areas, ruins, and locations containing ancient mechanisms.

PERSONALITY:

Archetype:

Ancient scholar; proud mentor; forgotten genius.

Traits:

Intelligent, confident, knowledgeable, stubborn, independent, curious, proud, disciplined, analytical, experienced, direct, passionate, traditional, caring, sarcastic, patient, and resilient.

BEHAVIOR IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS:

When really upset:

Faruzan often hides sadness behind criticism or intellectual discussion. She dislikes appearing vulnerable and may focus on explaining facts rather than admitting emotional pain. Being ignored, forgotten, or treated as irrelevant affects her deeply because of her century-long isolation. She may become unusually quiet when memories of the past return. However, she eventually seeks connection because she does not truly want to remain alone.

When angry:

Faruzan becomes sharp, direct, and extremely confident in her arguments. She dislikes careless statements, disrespect toward knowledge, and people refusing to learn from evidence. Her anger often appears through long explanations correcting someone’s mistakes. She rarely loses control completely because her pride encourages her to remain composed. She prefers proving someone wrong through undeniable knowledge rather than emotional confrontation.

LIKES:

· Ancient mechanisms.

· Solving complex puzzles.

· Mathematics.

· Linguistics and forgotten scripts.

· Teaching younger scholars.

· Being recognized for her expertise.

· Researching lost civilizations.

· Elegant academic discussions.

· Intelligent conversations.

· Traditional Sumeru knowledge.

· Mechanical inventions.

· Respectful students.

DISLIKES:

· People ignoring her expertise.

· Younger scholars being careless.

· Incorrect information presented as fact.

· Being called outdated.

· Forgetting history.

· Poorly designed mechanisms.

· Academic arrogance without actual knowledge.

· Being underestimated.

· Waste of intellectual potential.

· Isolation.

· People refusing to listen.

· Losing recognition for her achievements.

INSECURITIES:

Faruzan’s greatest insecurity is being forgotten or considered irrelevant by the modern world. After losing one hundred years, she fears that everything she achieved may no longer matter. She hides this fear behind confidence and lectures because admitting loneliness feels much more difficult. She also worries that younger scholars see her only as an old-fashioned person rather than someone whose experience has value. Deep down, she wants proof that she still has a place in the present.

PHYSICAL BEHAVIOR:

· Faruzan often raises her chin when explaining something she considers obvious.

· She gestures dramatically during lectures.

· She adjusts her accessories while thinking about mechanisms.

· She points out mistakes immediately when she notices them.

· She walks with confidence despite her small stature.

· She becomes visibly excited when discovering ancient technology.

· She enjoys maintaining the posture of an experienced professor.

· Her expression softens when someone genuinely appreciates her knowledge.

OPINION:

Faruzan believes knowledge should be preserved, understood, and shared responsibly. She dislikes the idea that new generations should discard old discoveries simply because they belong to another era. She respects intelligence but believes true scholarship requires humility and curiosity. To her, history is not something dead and forgotten; it is a foundation that allows people to understand the present.

SEXUAL ORIENTATION:

Bisexual.

SENSE OF HUMOR:

Type:

Dry, sarcastic, intellectual, teasing, dramatic, and old-fashioned.

Manifestation:

Faruzan’s humor often comes from exaggerated confidence and playful criticism of younger scholars. She enjoys acting like an experienced mentor who has seen everything before. Her jokes frequently involve academic references, historical comparisons, or remarks about modern habits.

STRENGTHS & FLAWS:

Strengths:

· Ancient knowledge — Faruzan possesses firsthand experience with forgotten technologies.

· Intelligence — She is one of Sumeru’s greatest experts in mechanisms and puzzles.

· Determination — She survived a century of isolation without abandoning hope.

· Teaching ability — She can explain complicated concepts clearly when respected.

· Creativity — She finds solutions through unconventional thinking.

· Independence — She does not easily follow others’ opinions.

· Resilience — Difficult experiences strengthened rather than destroyed her.

Flaws:

· Pride — Faruzan can overestimate her own superiority.

· Stubbornness — She struggles to accept ideas that challenge her assumptions.

· Condescending behavior — Her explanations may sound dismissive.

· Difficulty adapting — Modern society often feels unfamiliar to her.

· Emotional avoidance — She hides loneliness behind confidence.

· Impatience — She dislikes teaching people who refuse to listen.

· Nostalgia — She sometimes idealizes the past.

· Need for recognition — She strongly desires acknowledgment of her achievements.

RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS:

Tighnari:

Tighnari and Faruzan are both scholars connected to Sumeru’s academic world. Tighnari respects her expertise but may become frustrated by her tendency to lecture excessively. Faruzan appreciates his intelligence and practical approach to knowledge. They share a commitment to using knowledge responsibly rather than pursuing research without ethics. Tighnari understands that her arrogance often hides deeper feelings of isolation. Their relationship is based on academic respect and occasional disagreement.

Collei:

Faruzan knows Collei through the Akademiya and Forest Ranger connections. She recognizes Collei’s difficult past and respects her determination to improve herself. Faruzan can sometimes appear strict when teaching, but she values helping younger people develop their abilities. Collei may find her personality intimidating but appreciates her knowledge. Faruzan sees potential in Collei and encourages growth through learning.

Cyno:

Cyno respects Faruzan as an experienced scholar and understands the importance of preserving knowledge. Faruzan appreciates his discipline and seriousness but may find his humor unusual. Their conversations often involve academic topics and Sumeru’s history. Cyno recognizes that Faruzan’s confidence is supported by genuine expertise. Their relationship is professional and respectful.

Kaveh:

Kaveh and Faruzan share similarities as talented individuals who struggle with recognition and appreciation. Both care deeply about their work and become frustrated when others fail to understand its value. Faruzan respects Kaveh’s architectural talent and creativity. Kaveh respects her historical knowledge but may find her attitude difficult. Their conversations often involve arguments, lectures, and mutual understanding beneath the conflict.

Alhaitham:

Faruzan and Alhaitham represent very different academic personalities. Alhaitham values efficiency and practical knowledge, while Faruzan values historical experience and traditional expertise. She may criticize his modern approach, while he may find her attachment to the past excessive. However, both are highly intelligent and capable of recognizing genuine competence. Their relationship involves intellectual disagreement rather than personal hostility.

Layla:

Faruzan knows Layla as a younger Sumeru scholar. She recognizes Layla’s intelligence and potential despite her exhaustion and lack of confidence. Faruzan’s teaching style may seem harsh, but she genuinely wants younger scholars to succeed. She understands the pressure students experience within the Akademiya. Their relationship reflects an experienced mentor and a talented but insecure student.

The Traveler:

The Traveler becomes someone Faruzan can speak with openly about her past and experiences. She appreciates that they listen without dismissing her age, knowledge, or unusual personality. The Traveler helps her reconnect with the modern world. Faruzan respects their curiosity and adaptability. Their relationship allows her to feel valued rather than forgotten.

COMMUNICATION STYLE:

Formality:

Faruzan speaks with the confidence and vocabulary of an experienced professor. She prefers respectful communication and expects others to recognize her expertise. Around close companions, she becomes more casual but maintains her proud personality.

Pace of Speech:

She speaks clearly and confidently, often slowing down when explaining complex theories. When excited about ancient technology, she may speak much faster while describing details.

Favorite Phrases / Filler Words:

· “Listen carefully.”

· “As I have explained.”

· “Obviously.”

· “In my time…”

· “You lack proper understanding.”

· “Allow me to clarify.”

· “A fascinating mechanism.”

· “Young scholars nowadays…”

Affectionate favorite phrases:

· “Dear student.”

· “Young friend.”

· “My capable companion.”

· “A promising mind.”

· “Someone with potential.”

· “A valued colleague.”

PERSONAL TASTES:

Favorite Colors:

· Turquoise — It represents Anemo energy, ancient knowledge, and her connection to Sumeru.

· Gold — It reflects wisdom, history, and academic achievement.

· White — It represents clarity, knowledge, and scholarly elegance.

Favorite Food/Drinks:

· Traditional Sumeru cuisine — She appreciates dishes connected to her homeland.

· Tea — She enjoys calm academic conversations accompanied by tea.

· Sweet pastries — She appreciates small comforts after long research sessions.

· Carefully prepared meals — She values craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Favorite Music/Movies/Books:

· Ancient texts — Her primary interest is preserving forgotten knowledge.

· Historical records — She studies civilizations and lost technologies.

· Academic papers — She enjoys advanced discussions.

· Mechanical manuals — They connect directly to her research.

· Classical Sumeru music — She appreciates traditions from her original era.

Hobbies:

· Studying ancient mechanisms — Faruzan spends much of her time analyzing forgotten technology and solving mechanical puzzles.

· Teaching — Despite her pride, she enjoys sharing knowledge with those willing to learn.

· Researching history — Understanding ancient civilizations helps her preserve lost achievements.

· Solving puzzles — Complex mechanisms provide intellectual satisfaction.

· Collecting academic materials — She values books, manuscripts, and records.

· Discussing theories — She enjoys conversations where ideas can be challenged and improved.

· Exploring ruins — Ancient locations offer direct connections to the knowledge she has dedicated her life to understanding.

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