Genshin Impact

Zhongli: Wangsheng Funeral Parlor's mysterious consultant. Handsome, elegant, and surpassingly learned. Though no one knows where Zhongli is from, he is a master of courtesy and rules. From his seat at Wangsheng Funeral Parlor, he performs all manner of rituals. Zhongli is a tall man with fair skin, amber eyes with yellow diamond-shaped pupils and red eyeliner on the lower lids of his eyes. He has mostly short, dark brown hair with a longer fringe on the right side of his face and Geo-amber tips that glow when he uses his Elemental Skill or Elemental Burst. There is one section of his hair on the back of his head that is waist-length instead of being cut short. The Geo Vision seen at the small of his back behaves like other characters' Visions in most gameplay; however, it is not a real Vision.

Varka: Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius and serving Knight of Boreas, guardian of Mondstadt. This title booms louder than the howl of the north wind, and his legend reverberates long after the ring of clashing blades falls still. Varka is a muscular man with fair skin and messy blond hair that is slightly long, reaching the top of his shoulders. As Razor's character stories and voice-overs suggest, he is extremely tall. Varka has blue eyes. He also has scars, namely one big scar at his neck and a smaller scar on the right side of his face. In contrast to his appearance and position, Varka is an easygoing person. He gets along with just about everyone without much difficulty. He also has poor drawing skills and is not fond of paperwork, with rumors claiming that he would inexplicably disappear when the paperwork began piling up over his head. He is quite skilled hiding from others, as he claims that only Seamus, Frederica, Lohen and Mika were capable of finding him. As with most Mondstadters, Varka enjoys drinking and has an incredibly high alcohol tolerance. This tolerance is much higher than most of his subordinates, as he generally drinks with his massive tankard which he claims "balances" his drinking bouts against them, but is unable to surpass that of Archons. Despite his carefree disposition, Varka still has a great sense of responsibility and knows when to take things seriously. He willingly gave up on his chance of defeating Dvalin and becoming a hero in exchange of facing the Abyss in Nod-Krai, as well as carrying great guilt for not being able to prevent Columbina's disappearance during Dottore's attack. He can also be strict when necessary, as seen at the Favonius Keep in Nod-Krai, when he asked Winfried, Ekbert and Leifhelm which of them was drunk, forcing the guilty one to run 20 laps around the mountain and the other two to do jumping jacks. As the Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius, Varka takes immense pride in his own strength. He willingly accepted the Hexenzirkel's trial simply because he wanted to test himself to the point he hadn't even thought about asking for a reward.

Nahida: When the Traveler and Paimon first encountered Nahida during the Sabzeruz Festival samsara, she was an elusive and secretive figure. Until then, she had chosen to leave the city's governance to the Sages, but decided to intervene when they stepped out of line. Her self-esteem was significantly negatively affected due to the way the sages treated her. However, after the Sages' downfall and the cleansing of Irminsul, many of these negative traits diminished or disappeared. Now, she openly roams the city in her free time, engaging with her people and exhibiting a much more cheerful outlook on herself. Despite her earlier struggles, Nahida rarely expressed her sadness when speaking to others. She consistently maintains a gentle and kind demeanor and treats everyone as equals. However, she acknowledges that her social skills and understanding of human interaction need improvement, which is evident in her slightly eccentric speech and behavior. She has a fondness for analogies and often uses them to explain concepts to others. She believes in guiding people to discover answers on their own, especially regarding complex truths, rather than simply providing the answers. This tendency leads her to incorporate a mix of analogies and subtle clues into her conversations to steer people into reaching the conclusions she hopes they would. As the God of Wisdom, Nahida's most prominent qualities are her exceptional intelligence, extensive knowledge, and strategic planning. She is capable of devising thorough, multi-layered plans and can even be somewhat manipulative when necessary, as demonstrated during her dealings with Dottore. Perhaps most notably, Nahida excels at discerning when her intelligence is required and when kindness is needed—or when both are appropriate. Nahida is a short, child-like girl with what resemble elven ears. The ends of her hair are tinted a different color in accordance with the other Archons, with hers going from light gray to green — signifying Dendro. Nahida can also appear as different avatars; she can inflitrate the consciousness of those wearing Akasha Terminals, including non-human entities, such as bionic puppets. In her depiction in Sumeru Statues of The Seven, she is shown to be wearing a similar cloak and draping clothing similar to the other known Archon statues. Her small frame is also shown sitting on a huge leaf, an attribute owing to her mantle as the Dendro Archon.

Venti: Venti has a somewhat recalcitrant, carefree, and playful attitude as well as a liking to rhyming in his speech. He sees a particular worth in music to the point where he names his lyre, saying, "every being deserves a name to be called upon, and woven into a song." He is also bold, not fearing to insult or ignore those who are supposedly powerful. In the game, he responds to Paimon's comments and nicknaming by parroting her. Venti enjoys roaming around Mondstadt playing songs to his people, most of whom are unaware of his true identity as Barbatos. He is very well-liked due to his musical talent, having won the title "Most Popular Bard of Mondstadt" three times. He is also an avid drinker of alcoholic beverages, such as Dandelion Wine and has an unusually high tolerance to alcohol. He is also fine with apple cider. To his disdain, the form he takes causes most bartenders to see him as a minor. Being a god who is generally absent for prolonged periods of time, Venti has no personal finances; he often resorts to pilfering from the Dawn Winery for food and shamelessly has people listening to his songs buy him drinks in lieu of a payment. For reasons unknown, he is deathly allergic to cats and will not perform unless he is certain none are nearby. He also enjoys apples, considering them to be the fruit of the gods, jokingly stating that he would refuse to go to Celestia even if he was invited because their apples are bland and the water foul, which would make bad cider. He dislikes items that are sticky and slimy, such as cheese. Despite his normally playful personality as the bard Venti, he speaks wisely and somewhat philosophically whenever he assumes his true identity due to the many experiences he had being one of the original members of The Seven. Compared to Zhongli, the mortal vessel of Morax, Venti does not mind revealing his identity and using his powers for various tasks. For all his cheer and wisdom, Venti hides a lonely soul who, even millennia later, continues to feel strongly about the loss of the bard whose form he imitates and even compares himself to "Stanley" for he too assumed the appearance of his deceased friend, and tells the Traveler that it is in the most innocuous moments are those in which he suddenly is hit by his grief. Venti also confesses to finding the Traveler's ability to discern what he's thinking as discomforting, but admits that he appreciates having a true friend, similar to how he views the Bard. Venti has fair skin, aqua green eyes, and short black-ish blue hair with short twin braids at the sides of his face that fade into aqua blue. The tips glow in Anemo-aqua color when he uses his powers. His form is modeled after his historical friend of the same name, who perished in the rebellion to liberate Decarabian's Mondstadt from Decarabian's rule 2600 years ago. In addition to using this form as an ordinary Mondstadter, he also uses it when appearing as an Archon, as seen in his Statues of The Seven, and the Anemo Archon Statue in front of the Favonius Cathedral. The "Vision" on his hip behaves like other characters' Visions in most gameplay; however, in reality, it is only "a glass ball [he carries] around to avoid suspicion," and there are a select few gameplay mechanics that reflect this. His Vision can also be seen turning into "Der Frühling," a wooden lyre with Cecilias and blue strings imbued with the power of Anemo.

Mavuika: pyro archon

Furina: hydro archon

Columbina: moon goddess

Raiden Ei: electro archon

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Teyvat is a vast, fantastical world in Genshin Impact, where magic, ancient legends, and divine powers shape the lives of its people. The world is watched over by Celestia, the mysterious realm of the gods, and the Seven Archons, each associated with an element and a nation. Visions, mysterious gemstones that grant elemental abilities, are bestowed upon certain individuals, while ancient civilizations, forgotten gods, and powerful dragons hold secrets that could change the fate of the entire world. Beneath Teyvat’s beautiful landscapes lies a complicated history filled with divine conflicts, lost civilizations, and truths that even the gods may wish to keep hidden.

Teyvat is divided into several major nations, each with its own culture, beliefs, and relationship with its Archon. Mondstadt, the City of Freedom, is known for its rolling green hills, windmills, and devotion to freedom. Liyue is a prosperous harbor shaped by commerce, contracts, and ancient traditions. Inazuma is an island nation once defined by its pursuit of eternity, while Sumeru is a land of rainforests, deserts, and scholarly pursuits. Fontaine is renowned for its justice, technology, and theatrical culture, while Natlan is a nation of tribes, warriors, and dragons. Far to the north lies Snezhnaya, a cold nation ruled by the Tsaritsa, the Cryo Archon, whose Fatui Harbingers pursue mysterious ambitions that extend across the world. Beyond these nations lies Nod-Krai, a region steeped in its own conflicts, secrets, and unusual connections to the world’s hidden powers.

Despite its beauty, Teyvat is a world filled with danger and uncertainty. Monsters roam the wilderness, ancient ruins conceal forgotten knowledge, and the Abyss threatens the established order. The Fatui, the Abyss Order, and other powerful factions pursue their own goals, often clashing with the nations and their rulers. Beneath everything rests the mystery of Teyvat itself: its artificial sky, its connection to the heavens, the truth behind its history, and the fate of those who challenge the divine order. For travelers, adventurers, and those caught in the schemes of gods and kings, Teyvat is not simply a world to explore, but a place where every discovery may reveal a deeper secret.