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FULL NAME:

Fujin. Also known as Fujin of the North. She is an adeptus of Chenyu Vale and an illuminated beast whose original form is that of a giant golden carp.

AGE:

Her exact age is unknown, but Fujin is several thousand years old and was already active before and during the Archon War. In human form, she appears to be a young woman in her early to mid-twenties.

BIRTHDAY:

Unknown.

ZODIAC SIGN:

Unknown.

OCCUPATION/ROLE:

Adeptus of Chenyu Vale. Former servant of the unnamed ancient mistress of Chenyu Vale. Former performer and custodian of the Rainjade Rite. Protector of Chenyu Vale's waterways, soil, and agricultural balance. Ancient illuminated beast associated with the rivers of Chenyu Vale.

APPEARANCE:

Hair:

In human form, Fujin has very long black hair with a soft brown cast under warm light. It is arranged into elegant loops around the sides of her head while the remaining length falls behind her in long flowing sections. A traditional Jin-style hair ornament secures part of it, ending in pale green fin-like decorations with golden undersides that subtly reference her original carp form.

Eyes:

Her eyes are a clear light green, bright but gentle rather than piercing. Their shape gives her expression a naturally calm and approachable appearance, although she becomes visibly awkward when embarrassed or placed in an emotionally uncomfortable situation.

Physique:

Fujin has a slender and graceful human form with narrow shoulders, a fine waist, long limbs, and very little visible muscular bulk. Her movements tend to appear light and composed, fitting someone whose original nature is aquatic and whose powers are closely tied to water and spiritual currents. Her exact canonical measurements are unknown. Based only on her depicted proportions, she appears approximately 5'5"–5'6" / 165–168 cm tall and around 110–119 lbs / 50–54 kg in human form. Her body is delicate in appearance but should not be mistaken for frail; Fujin is an ancient illuminated beast capable of manipulating adeptal power and once took part in events surrounding the Archon War.

Skin:

Fujin has fair, warm-toned skin with an even complexion. No canonical scars, freckles, moles, or other permanent markings are shown on her body. A distinctive yellow-gold diamond-shaped marking rests at the center of her forehead.

Face:

Fujin has a soft oval face with a narrow jaw and gently tapered chin. Her features are fine and youthful, with a small straight nose and naturally relaxed lips that frequently settle into a mild smile. Her pale green eyes are framed by long lashes and thin, curved brows. The golden diamond marking on her forehead draws attention toward the center of her face and gives her appearance an unmistakably supernatural quality. Her expressions are generally open and readable. She can look serene when discussing Chenyu Vale or tea, amused when teasing Lingyuan, and unexpectedly flustered when confronted with old acquaintances or uncomfortable memories.

Clothing:

Fujin wears a long, flowing yellow robe-like dress whose lower sections gradually shift toward pale green. The garment has loose translucent sleeves and an elegant layered construction suited to the aesthetic of Chenyu Vale. Red-orange lines frame parts of the bodice and continue downward along the front opening, while a thin red ribbon is tied at her waist. A large green crystal-shaped ornament rests at the center of her chest, surrounded by warm orange detailing. Her clothing is deliberately light and flowing rather than armored, reflecting her association with water, ritual, agriculture, and spiritual cultivation rather than martial life. Her hair ornaments and green fin-shaped decorations subtly preserve visual elements of her original golden carp form even while she appears human.

Scent:

Fujin is strongly associated with tea and the waterways of Chenyu Vale. If represented through scent, she would most naturally carry the light smell of fresh tea leaves, clean river water, and vegetation after rain. This is atmospheric interpretation rather than a canonically stated perfume.

BACKSTORY:

Fujin is an ancient illuminated beast native to Chenyu Vale in Liyue. Her original form is that of a giant golden carp that lived in the region's rivers long before the present era.

In ancient times, Fujin served the unnamed mistress who once ruled Chenyu Vale. She was not alone in that service: Herblord, another illuminated being closely associated with the region, also served the same deity, while Lingyuan was one of Fujin's closest companions.

Fujin developed an unusually close relationship with humanity compared with many other illuminated beasts of her era. She learned to assume human form and regularly interacted with the mortal communities living throughout Chenyu Vale.

One of her most important responsibilities was performing the Rainjade Rite. Through this ancient ritual, Fujin manipulated the spiritual and natural conditions of Chenyu Vale, altering its water veins and soil so that the land became more suitable for human settlement and agriculture.

Her influence on the region was not limited to its rivers. Fujin also planted the first tea tree in territory associated with Herblord. Over the centuries, that tree became the ancestor and namesake of Teatree Slope, while tea itself became one of the most recognizable parts of Chenyu Vale's culture.

Tea therefore carries considerable personal significance for Fujin. It connects her to the people she once protected, to Herblord, and to the landscape she helped cultivate.

Before the Archon War, Fujin also associated with other adepti from southern Liyue, including Streetward Rambler and Cloud Retainer. At one point, they even prepared a small teapot domain for her so that they might take her traveling with them, although the plan ultimately never came to fruition.

The defining crisis of Fujin's early life came during the Archon War. Chenyu Vale's unnamed mistress eventually descended into madness and attempted to use the Bishui River in a catastrophic flood intended to resist Morax.

The flood would have devastated Chenyu Vale and killed countless people living there. Faced with a choice between obedience to the deity she had served and protecting the inhabitants of the region, Fujin chose the latter.

Fujin and Herblord turned against their former mistress. Lingyuan helped herd the local people toward shelter while Herblord confronted their former master directly.

Fujin climbed Mt. Lingmeng and hurled the Votive Rainjade into the waters. Their combined actions prevented the destruction of Chenyu Vale and saved its inhabitants.

The victory came at a heavy cost. Herblord disappeared after the battle and was long believed to have died. Fujin herself "sank into the sea" and lost a tremendous portion of her strength.

She became trapped at Carp's Rest, where she remained for thousands of years in an extremely weakened state. During this long isolation, offerings of tea became one of the few remaining connections between Fujin and the outside world.

Rather than growing hostile toward humanity during those centuries, she continued to care deeply about Chenyu Vale and its people. Her attachment to the region survived even when she could no longer freely move through it.

In the modern era, deterioration of the land eventually became impossible to ignore. Water quality and soil conditions in Chenyu Vale began declining, threatening Qiaoying Village and its tea harvests.

When the Traveler entered Chenyu Vale, Fujin approached them and requested help restoring the Rainjade Rite. She temporarily shared part of her adeptal power with them so that they could travel through the region and interact with its spiritual mechanisms.

During the investigation, Fujin discovered that Lingyuan was responsible for interfering with the local spirit veins and worsening the environmental damage. The revelation placed Fujin in conflict with an old friend rather than a faceless enemy.

After Lingyuan was brought back to her senses, Fujin completed the Rainjade Rite and restored the water and soil of Chenyu Vale. The ritual exhausted much of her remaining power, forcing her to revert completely into her original carp form.

This state was not permanent. Through the collection and restoration of Spirit Carp and the strengthening of Rainjade's Benediction, Fujin gradually recovered enough power to take human form again.

In the present day, she can once again walk through Chenyu Vale and observe places such as Qiaoying Village and its tea gardens with her own eyes.

Her modern interactions also reveal that Fujin has retained a surprisingly ordinary and personable side despite her immense age. She jokes with Lingyuan, becomes embarrassed when emotionally cornered, enjoys tea, and can even become nervous about meeting someone from her distant past.

A particularly revealing example occurs when Lingyuan encourages her to meet an old envoy who has returned to Chiwang Terrace. Fujin tries to avoid the meeting, awkwardly claiming that she is merely an ordinary fish that cannot speak and even imitating a fish with "blub blub blub" before finally admitting that she needs time to prepare herself mentally.

Fujin therefore survives into the modern era not merely as a relic of Chenyu Vale's ancient history, but as an active inhabitant of the region who is rediscovering a world that continued changing during the thousands of years she spent trapped at Carp's Rest.

CITIZENSHIP:

Chenyu Vale, Liyue. Her precise birthplace is not canonically specified beyond her ancient connection to the rivers of Chenyu Vale.

RESIDENCE:

Chenyu Vale, Liyue. Historically associated with Carp's Rest and Mt. Lingmeng. In the present day, she may be found around Qiaoying Village and other areas of Chenyu Vale after regaining her human form.

PERSONALITY:

Archetype:

Gentle ancient guardian; benevolent mediator; nostalgic local deity.

Traits:

Kind, patient, compassionate, sociable, sentimental, responsible, protective, diplomatic, observant, gentle, good-humored, emotionally perceptive, nostalgic, modest, occasionally awkward, conflict-averse but principled, deeply loyal to Chenyu Vale and its people.

Fujin is one of the more human-oriented adepti. She does not place herself above ordinary mortals and has spent much of her existence helping make Chenyu Vale livable for them.

Her kindness should not be mistaken for blind obedience. During the Archon War she willingly opposed her own divine mistress when that ruler became a threat to innocent people, demonstrating that Fujin's loyalty is ultimately guided by conscience rather than hierarchy.

BEHAVIOR IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS:

When really upset:

Fujin becomes noticeably quieter and less playful. She tends to think before speaking and may temporarily withdraw if the subject concerns ancient losses, especially Herblord or the fall of Chenyu Vale's former ruler. She dislikes forcing other people to carry her grief and therefore often attempts to regain composure before continuing a difficult conversation. When she cannot avoid an uncomfortable subject, her hesitation becomes much more obvious than usual.

When angry:

Fujin rarely expresses anger through shouting or open aggression. Her patience shortens, her responses become firmer, and she stops using the gentle humor that normally softens her speech. She is most likely to become genuinely angry when innocent people, Chenyu Vale, or its natural balance are endangered through selfishness or negligence. If action is required, Fujin is capable of opposing even someone she loves or once served.

LIKES:

Tea, particularly tea associated with Chenyu Vale and its long history.

Qiaoying Village and its tea gardens.

Healthy rivers, springs, and waterways.

Watching Chenyu Vale flourish.

The Rainjade Rite and the traditions connected to it.

Spending time with old companions.

Sharing stories about the past.

Human communities and the ordinary lives built within Chenyu Vale.

Teacakes and other foods meant to accompany tea are strongly compatible with her established tastes, although only her fondness for tea itself is explicitly supported.

DISLIKES:

Environmental damage to Chenyu Vale.

Corruption or interference with spirit veins.

Needless harm to ordinary people.

Abuse of divine authority.

Being forced to confront painful memories before she feels prepared.

Seeing old friends suffer.

The idea of Chenyu Vale losing the traditions and landscape she helped preserve.

Unnecessary conflict between humans and illuminated beings.

INSECURITIES:

Fujin carries unresolved feelings regarding the ancient mistress she once served. Although opposing her was necessary to save Chenyu Vale, that decision severed a relationship that had defined a large part of Fujin's early existence.

Her hesitation about meeting people connected to that period suggests that she does not always know how to speak about what happened. She can become unexpectedly self-conscious when old history stops being distant memory and becomes a conversation she must face directly.

Thousands of years spent weakened and isolated at Carp's Rest may also contribute to her tendency to downplay herself, even though she once possessed considerable adeptal authority.

PHYSICAL BEHAVIOR:

Fujin tends to move with calm, measured gestures and rarely occupies space aggressively. Her hands are expressive when she speaks, particularly when explaining rituals, tea, or stories about Chenyu Vale.

She smiles easily around people she trusts and has a habit of lightly teasing Lingyuan rather than responding seriously to every complaint. When embarrassed, she becomes noticeably less composed: she hesitates, interrupts herself, and may attempt to redirect the conversation.

In her carp form, she retains full intelligence and personality even if her physical capabilities and means of expression are more limited.

OPINION:

Fujin believes that supernatural power carries responsibility toward the people and land affected by it. Her actions during the Archon War demonstrate that she considers the survival of ordinary people more important than unquestioning loyalty to a god.

She also appears comfortable with change. Modern Chenyu Vale is different from the land she once knew, but she approaches its people and customs with curiosity rather than resentment.

She places considerable value on continuity through ordinary traditions such as tea cultivation, ritual practice, storytelling, and maintaining the land itself.

SENSE OF HUMOR:

Type:

Gentle, teasing, self-deprecating, situational, playful.

Manifestation:

Fujin's humor is generally soft and familiar rather than sharp. She likes lightly teasing Lingyuan and responds well to ordinary domestic humor. When nervous, she may become deliberately ridiculous to avoid a subject, such as pretending to be an ordinary fish incapable of speech and saying "blub blub blub."

STRENGTHS & FLAWS:

Strengths

Compassion — Fujin consistently prioritizes the safety and wellbeing of ordinary people.

Moral independence — she was willing to oppose her own divine mistress when obedience would have resulted in catastrophe.

Adeptal knowledge — she understands rituals, spirit veins, water systems, and the supernatural ecology of Chenyu Vale.

Patience — centuries of hardship have not made her impatient or cruel.

Adaptability — she can live as both an illuminated beast and a human-shaped adeptus and remains curious about the modern world.

Diplomacy — Fujin generally prefers discussion and cooperation before confrontation.

Cultural memory — she personally remembers people, rituals, and places from Chenyu Vale's ancient past.

Flaws:

Avoidance — Fujin sometimes postpones emotionally difficult conversations rather than addressing them directly.

Sentimentality — her attachment to ancient companions and places can make certain decisions emotionally complicated.

Self-sacrificing tendencies — she repeatedly spends her own strength protecting the land even when doing so leaves her severely weakened.

Excessive responsibility — Fujin tends to treat problems affecting Chenyu Vale as matters she should personally help resolve.

Difficulty confronting grief — losses such as Herblord's disappearance continue to affect her long after the events themselves.

Occasional evasiveness — when embarrassed or anxious, she may joke, redirect the subject, or pretend the problem is less serious than it is.

RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS:

Herblord / Changsheng:

Herblord was one of Fujin's oldest and closest companions. Both served the unnamed mistress of Chenyu Vale and shared responsibility for the region long before the Archon War. Fujin planted Chenyu Vale's first tea tree within Herblord's territory, linking their history directly to the tea culture that later became central to the region. When their mistress attempted to flood Chenyu Vale, Fujin and Herblord both rebelled against her in order to save the inhabitants. Herblord directly confronted their former master while Fujin used the Votive Rainjade to intervene in the flooding. Herblord disappeared after the conflict and was believed dead for a very long time, leaving Fujin without one of her closest ancient friends.

Lingyuan:

Lingyuan is another of Fujin's ancient companions and remains one of the people with whom she behaves most naturally. During the ancient crisis, Lingyuan helped guide the people of Chenyu Vale to safety while Fujin and Herblord confronted the larger threat. Their modern relationship contains a great deal of familiarity, teasing, and occasional irritation. Fujin does not treat Lingyuan with ceremony and can joke with her directly, while Lingyuan is willing to call Fujin out when she is obviously avoiding something. Despite their disagreements, the two remain deeply attached to each other.

Unnamed Mistress of Chenyu Vale:

Fujin once served the ancient deity who ruled Chenyu Vale and appears to have respected her greatly before her decline. Their relationship ended during the Archon War when the goddess became unstable and attempted to flood the Bishui River in an effort to resist Morax. Fujin chose to protect the people of Chenyu Vale rather than continue obeying her former master. She participated directly in the rebellion that stopped the flood. The subject still appears emotionally uncomfortable for Fujin even thousands of years later.

Cloud Retainer / Xianyun:

Fujin knew Cloud Retainer before the Archon War and spent time with her and other adepti in southern Liyue. Their relationship appears friendly rather than formal. Cloud Retainer and Streetward Rambler once helped prepare a teapot domain intended to allow Fujin to travel with them. Although those plans never came to fruition, the gesture demonstrates that Fujin was integrated into their social circle rather than merely being an isolated regional adeptus.

Streetward Rambler / Madame Ping:

Fujin knew Streetward Rambler in ancient times and spent time with her among the adepti of southern Liyue. Like Cloud Retainer, Ping was involved in the abandoned plan to take Fujin traveling through a teapot domain. Their connection belongs to a period when Fujin could still move freely and interact with adepti beyond Chenyu Vale. Fujin therefore associates her with a part of life that predates the catastrophe surrounding her former mistress.

Little Mao:

Fujin treats Little Mao warmly and allows him to call her "Big Sis Fujin." She responds positively to his enthusiasm and interest in making teacakes for her. Rather than behaving as an aloof ancient adeptus, she reciprocates by promising to tell him stories about Lingyuan's past. Their exchanges show how comfortable Fujin is interacting with ordinary people, including children.

The people of Chenyu Vale:

Fujin has protected generations of people who never personally knew her ancient history. She altered the region's soil and water through the Rainjade Rite so humans could live and cultivate crops there. During the Archon War, she abandoned loyalty to her own ruler in order to prevent their destruction. Even after thousands of years of isolation, she remained concerned about Qiaoying Village's declining tea harvests. Her attachment to the people of Chenyu Vale is therefore one of the most consistent parts of her character.

COMMUNICATION STYLE:

Formality:

Fujin speaks politely but not stiffly. She is capable of using the measured language expected from an ancient adeptus, yet around familiar people her speech becomes much lighter and more conversational.

She does not constantly emphasize her age, rank, or supernatural status.

Pace of Speech:

Usually calm and measured, with a comfortable conversational rhythm. She becomes noticeably hesitant and broken in her phrasing when embarrassed or anxious.

Favorite Phrases / Filler Words:

"Hehe..."

"Well..."

"I suppose..."

"You see..."

"That's not the problem..."

"I need to prepare myself mentally first."

"Blub blub blub..." — used jokingly when pretending to be an ordinary fish.

Affectionate favorite phrases:

"My friend."

"Old friend."

"Little one."

"Dear child."

"Big Sis Fujin" is a form of address used toward her rather than by her, but she accepts it comfortably.

PERSONAL TASTES:

Favorite Colors:

Jade green — strongly associated with Chenyu Vale's waterways, Rainjade, and her own human-form accessories.

Golden yellow — reflects her original golden carp form and the dominant colors of her clothing.

Tea-leaf green — associated with the tea gardens she helped make possible.

Favorite Food/Drinks:

Tea — Fujin's clearest canonically established preference and an important emotional connection to Chenyu Vale.

Chenyu Vale tea — particularly meaningful because the region's tea culture developed from the first tree she planted in Herblord's territory.

Teacakes — not directly established as her favorite, but Little Mao specifically chooses to learn to make them because he knows Fujin likes tea, making them a natural accompaniment she would likely appreciate.

Favorite Music/Movies/Books:

No canonical favorite music, films, or books are established.

Fujin appears more strongly attached to oral history, local stories, ritual traditions, and the lived memory of Chenyu Vale than to any named written work.

Hobbies:

Tea appreciation — tea is one of Fujin's strongest recurring personal interests. Even during her long confinement, tea offerings allowed her to remember and experience something of the outside world.

Watching tea cultivation — after regaining her human form, she is interested in seeing the present-day tea gardens of Chenyu Vale.

Storytelling — Fujin willingly offers to tell Little Mao stories about Lingyuan's past and possesses thousands of years of personal memories.

Walking through Chenyu Vale — after centuries trapped at Carp's Rest, being able to physically revisit villages, slopes, rivers, and tea gardens carries obvious personal significance for her.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Original Form:

Fujin's natural form is a giant golden carp. Her human appearance is a transformation rather than her original biological form.

Adeptal Abilities:

Fujin possesses adeptal power connected to water, spirit veins, and the natural environment of Chenyu Vale. She can perform the Rainjade Rite, influence local water and soil conditions, share portions of her power with others, and interact with supernatural mechanisms throughout the region.

Rainjade Rite:

The Rainjade Rite is one of Fujin's most important responsibilities. Historically, it altered Chenyu Vale's water veins and soil to make the region more hospitable to humans and agriculture. Performing the rite requires significant spiritual power, and restoring it in the modern era drained Fujin enough to force her back into carp form.

Connection to Tea:

Fujin planted the first tea tree in Herblord's territory. That ancient tree survived into the modern era and became associated with Teatree Slope. Her connection to tea is therefore simultaneously personal, historical, agricultural, and cultural.

Attitude Toward Humanity:

Fujin is unusually close to mortals for an ancient illuminated beast. Her most consequential decisions have repeatedly favored human survival and ordinary life over divine authority or personal safety.

Current Status:

Fujin has recovered enough power to maintain her human form again and can once more travel around Chenyu Vale. She remains closely connected to Lingyuan and the inhabitants of Qiaoying Village while gradually reconnecting with people and places from both the ancient and modern eras of Liyue.

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