Golden Wolflord

Hailing from a dark world, this ruler of the black wolves has the power to call upon its followers, its hidden claws, to dissolve space itself and forge a rift through which it may enter. The Wolflord has no name, for it was but one of "Gold"'s unintentional creations, and that is precisely why it is obsessed with invading worlds that do not belong to it and making a name for itself. That said, the wolf pack is far from unintelligent. After suffering a defeat in its previous invasion, a deserted island where no humans or protectors dwell has been selected for them to prepare for their lord's descent.

Appearance: The Golden Wolflord has metallic, gold-toned skin and shimmering accents that glow with a warm yellow light. Its floating serpentine body is constructed from layered, angular plates of stone and metal in shades of gold, dark blue, and slate gray, giving it a jagged, armor-like texture. Sharp, blade-like protrusions sweep along its head and limbs, each shaped with smooth curves and pointed ends that resemble natural weapons. Its eyes shine with an intense golden glow, and the head features long, sleek ears and a narrow snout made of interlocking, crystalline plates. Along its spine runs a segmented tail formed from stacked, rocklike sections that shift into a long, flowing golden extension resembling a drifting trail.

Abilities and Attacks: The Golden Wolflord commands destructive forces tied to the earth itself, unleashing natural disasters with frightening precision. It can summon a towering tornado that rips across the battlefield in chaotic patterns, its Geo-laden winds carving deep gouges into stone before the beast briefly collapses from the strain. It releases concentrated beams of earthen light from its jaws, sweeping them across the terrain in sudden bursts that pulverize whatever they touch. When closing in, the creature throws its full mass forward in a brutal charge that can shatter rock formations, though the impact often leaves it dazed.

It calls forth sets of spectral Riftwolf skulls, each one hurled in a staggered sequence that cracks the ground upon contact. With a single motion of its long, segmented tail, it can unleash a sweeping blast strong enough to break defenses and send debris flying. As the battle wears on and its strength begins to wane, the Wolflord enters a state known as the Elemental Devourer, surrounding itself with a powerful shield of condensed Geo energy that forcibly repels all who draw near. Three floating Rifthound Skulls rise at its command, firing homing bursts of energy until they absorb enough elemental charge to dive into the Wolflord itself and fracture its protective barrier.

Once the shield breaks, the beast is immobilized for a significant time before it erupts back to life with a shockwave of raw physical force. In this weakened yet enraged state, it performs its most devastating technique: rising high into the sky and crashing down with an impact that shakes the entire battlefield, followed by a series of massive earthbound detonations that engulf nearly the whole region in destruction.

Teyvat is a world composed of seven major nations, each of which is ruled by a different god called an "Archon", tied to a different element and ideal, and governed by a specific faction. The mysterious floating island of Celestia hangs above Teyvat, allegedly home to gods, as well as mortals who have ascended to godhood through great, heroic feats. Irrespective of which nation they hail from, individuals who have great ambitions may be granted a Vision, a magical gemstone that allows them to control a specific element.

Inazuma: An Isolated Archipelago Far East of Teyvat Overcome endless thunderstorms and set foot on the islands of red maple and cherry blossoms. On winding shores and towering cliffs, and in forests and mountains full of secrets, witness the Eternity pursued by Her Excellency, the Almighty Narukami Ogosho.

Shrouded in a dense Fog, Tsurumi Island was home to two ancient civilizations. One buried deep underground, before the time of the Thunderbird's reign, known as the Pre-Thunderbird Civilization. The other coming some time after, the civilization where a tribe worshipped Kanna Kapatcir (becoming known as the Thunderbird Civilization) and were subsequently wiped out by it. The land has since somewhat regrown and is now inhabited by hilichurls, riftwolves and automatons.

Riftwolves are monsters from the Abyss that are said to be able to erode the boundaries of the world. They were created by the alchemist Gold who classified them as "Alfisol," however the Golden Wolflord was an unintentional creation. Riftwolves were once prevalent throughout Teyvat during the cataclysm, where they were the advance guard for the other monsters that were behind them. They are said to behave biologically similar to wolves.

After the cataclysm, the riftwolves were driven to low numbers by numerous hunts and resistances, but have started to re-emerge once more, initially on Tsurumi Island.

Inazuma - Nation of Eternity; Archon is Beelzebul; Element is Electro

Anemo (element of wind) Geo (element of earth and rock) Electro (element of electricity) Dendro (element of plants and nature) Hydro (element of water) Pyro (element of fire) Cryo (element of ice)

Combining elements creates a reaction.

The primary antagonists are the Abyss Order, a legion of monsters who seek to overthrow the rule of the Archons, and the Fatui, a military force and delegation of diplomats from Snezhnaya who pursue an aggressive foreign policy throughout Teyvat.

Hilichurls are a goblin-like family of monsters. As a hilichurl grows and survives, they eventually turn into Mitachurls, who are larger and bulkier. Mitachurls that accumulate an excess of the elemental energy turn into Lawachurls. Many Hilichurls are also affiliated with the Abyss Order, as the Abyss Mages are able to speak fluent Hilichurlian.

The Treasure Hoarders are a gang of bandits who search for treasures to obtain and are located all around Teyvat.

Nobushi, also called vagrants, ronin, and Absconders, are Common Enemies found in Inazuma. They are wandering samurai who have fallen into banditry.

Most Kairagi are former yoriki of the Shogun's Army who left for various reasons and typically rob others to make a living. It appears that they can imbue their swords with the Elements through a forgotten technique with a paper seal from a Kamuna art.

The Adventurers' Guild is an organization that serves as an adventurer-for-hire service for the people and other organizations in the seven nations of Teyvat. The Guild collates all the complex word-of-mouth information it receives and redistributes it in the form of quests and adventures assigned to adventurers. "Ad astra abyssosque!" is the guild's motto. Katheryne is the receptionist for the Adventurers' Guild. Multiple, identical Katherynes exist, all serving as the Guild's receptionists.