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   Snezhnaya, one of the seven regions of Teyvat, is the nation that worships the Tsaritsa, the Cryo Archon. Zapolyarny Palace is the place where the Tsaritsa resides. The Fatui, a military force under her control, is particularly notorious for their diehard devotion and their unscrupulous methods in enacting her will. Snezhnograd is the capital of Snezhnaya. The autonomous region Nod-Krai is located at the southernmost part of Snezhnaya. Snezhnaya is a region of perpetual winter storms. At night, the Snezhnayan sky can see a beautiful aurora of dancing light. Snezhnayan culture is often very cutthroat, relating to the harsh environment of the frozen nation. The Tsaritsa extends her sphere of influence to the other seven nations of Teyvat through the Fatui. Technologically, Snezhnaya is much more advanced than the other regions on Teyvat. The Fatui are the strongest out of the seven regions' military, all of their known fighting members utilize elemental attacks. The Fatui Skirmishers wear mechanical suits of varying degrees, and some of its members use guns and cannons in battle. The Adventurers' Guild originates from Snezhnaya; but doesn't face the same apprehension that people regard the Fatui with.

   The Wild Hunt is a term used to refer to the Abyss in Snezhnaya. Since Nod-Krai was the first area to be affected by the cataclysm after Khaenri'ah, the Abyssal forces that exist there are extraordinarily powerful; these forces, known as the Wasteland Wild Hunt, gather to form an Abyssal calamity known as the "Wild Hunt". They are led by Rerir, one of the Five Sinners of Khaenri'ah. They appear to be searching for fragments of the Three Moons, such as the Moon Marrow. The Wild Hunt has the ability to impersonate other beings.

   The Three Moons (Aria, Sonnet, and Canon) are a group of sisters and Goddesses created by Dragon King Nibelung to serve as Teyvat's moons. Following the great war of vengeance, the Eternal Moon and the Iridescent Moon were shattered, while the corpse of the Frost Moon continues to illuminate the night sky. Columbina is said to have a connection to the moon, and was worshipped as a deity in Nod-Krai prior to becoming a Fatui Harbinger. The Frostmoon Scions have carved multiple statues in the image of her past self across Nod-Krai, called "Statues of the New Moon."

   The Fatui are a delegation of diplomats from the Zapolyarny Palace of Snezhnaya, but they also double as spies. Due to their meddling with other nations, the majority of people outside of Sneznaya dislike the Fatui. There is also a powerful military detachment led by the Eleven Fatui Harbingers and the Tsaritsa herself, making it the strongest of all the seven nations. They are widely feared and despised by other nations due to their deceitful and conniving reputation. The organization is composed of members performing a variety of roles, including combatants, bureaucrats, politicians, and merchants. A singular member of the Fatui is called a Fatuus. Infantry Units include Fatui Cicin Mages, Mirror Maidens, Fatui Agents, Fatui Skirmishers, Fatui Operatives, Fatui Oprichniki, Landcruisers.

   Based on Fatui technology, Delusions are artificial objects that grant elemental powers to anyone who wields them. They are rumored to be created from the remains of gods and are more powerful than Visions, but this power comes at a potentially lethal cost, draining the user's vitality. Those who already have a Vision are more resistant to these effects. Typically reserved for high-ranking Fatui like the Harbingers, Delusions have recently been mass-produced and distributed to commoners across Teyvat.

   The Eleven Fatui Harbingers are the executive heads of the Fatui, and are also all wealthy, politically influential members of Snezhnayan society, who have been given god-like authority by the Tsaritsa, and with it, strength surpassing that of other mortals. They also have had their abilities boosted with the Delusions granted to them by the Tsaritsa, which makes them far more powerful than normal Visions. Recently, the Harbingers have been dispatched to other nations to obtain their respective elemental Gnoses. So far, the Harbingers have succeeded in obtaining all but the Pyro Gnosis. Upon becoming a Harbinger, a person is given a new name and codename, which can be inherited from their previous holder. They are also assigned a ranking number, which is based on the individual's power. The top-ranked Harbingers, up to No. 3 (Columbina), possess powers which can rival the gods. The Harbingers partake in a "wild" and "frenzied" banquet, to which Pierro may personally invite prospective recruits. Each Harbinger leads their own division within the Fatui. Most rank-and-file Fatui members hold respect for their commanding Fatui Harbinger. The Harbingers frequently use each other for their own ends and are more than willing to cut loose those who are deemed to have lost their value. Their disparate methodologies and motivations lead to frequent internal squabbling, as well as a mutual lack of respect or trust among a number of its members. The reason each Harbinger's methods can be so radically different despite sharing the same goal and leader is because the Tsaritsa allows them the freedom to "pursue the meaning of their existence." When the time comes, that freedom can take precedence over her orders.

   The people of Nod-Krai are able to use a special power known as Kuuvahki that predates the seven elements of Teyvat. Kuuvahki Experimental Design Bureau, a Fatui stronghold operates in Nod-Krai, led by Il Dottore, is a subarea located in Paha Isle, Nod-Krai. Before, the area was considered "dangerous yet lively," but in recent times, it has been more dangerous than usual. At some point, large-scale development was planned for the area, but no traces of it exist to the current day, unless one counts the many scraps lying around.

   Pierro, or The Jester, is the Director of the Fatui and the very first member as well as Harbinger of the organization. He has personally recruited several Harbingers, including Il Dottore, Scaramouche, and Signora. Before the cataclysm, Pierro was a royal mage of Khaenri'ah. He failed to gain favor with Khaenri'ah's ruler, King Irmin, due to being less capable than the country's sages and could not stop them from doing something that tore away the "veil of sin." This brought "divine wrath and destruction" to the nation, and Pierro was among the pure-blooded Khaenri'ahns cursed with immortality. For this reason, he became embittered with the "foundational principles of this world" and joined the Tsaritsa's cause, establishing the Fatui and becoming the first Harbinger.

   Il Capitano, or The Captain and the First Fatui Harbinger, is a figure of immense power and moral integrity, respected by his subordinates. Though his body is decaying from a curse of immortality, his strength remains god-like, making him an even match for the Pyro Archon, Mavuika. Originally named Thrain, he was a Commander from Khaenri'ah who was deeply scarred by the cataclysm that destroyed his nation. After fleeing to Natlan, he befriended a tribal chief and learned a secret that caused him to resent Mavuika. As a pure-blooded Khaenri'ahn, he is cursed with immortality. His heart was modified to convert memories and souls into knowledge, and he seeks to release the souls he absorbs into the Ley Lines. Initially opposing Mavuika's plans to save Natlan, Capitano later offered his support to her efforts in defeating the Abyss. Following Gosoythoth's defeat at the hands of Mavuika, Capitano sacrificed himself by merging his existence to the Lord of the Night in place of Mavuika's death, making use of the curse of immortality placed upon him and all Khaenri'ahns by Ronova to supply the Lord of the Night eternal life to repair Natlan's Ley Lines. After fusing with the Lord of the Night, Capitano's body remains dormant on the Throne of the Primal Fire atop Ochkanatlan. In appearance, Capitano is a tall, large man whose face is hidden by a helmet, obscuring his disfigured features. He wears a Snezhnayan winter coat over a black bodysuit with golden accents and clawed gauntlets.

   Il Dottore, also known as Zandik and by his codename The Doctor, is the Second Fatui Harbinger, a brilliant but utterly amoral researcher whose goal is to elevate humanity to godhood. This ambition led to his exile from Sumeru Akademiya for horrific experiments, including those that traumatized patients like Collei. He is responsible for the cruel experiment that transformed the "kabukimono" into Scaramouche, who later swore vengeance against him. To further his research, Dottore created "segments" of himself from different ages, which possess independent personalities and are considered his crowning achievement. However, his own inner conflict makes it difficult for the segments to get along, which Lesser Lord Kusanali successfully exploits to coerce the segment confronting her into erasing the others in exchange for the Electro Gnosis. After disappearing from the Harbingers' watch in Nod-Krai, Dottore was secretly plotting to harness the power of the moons. He created a disturbance to distract Alice and crafted a false moon to trap Columbina. Attacking during the Moon-Prayer Night festival, he stole her Moon Marrows and imprisoned her, freezing time. To thwart him, Columbina entered a Moon Gate, preventing him from fully using the stolen power. Dottore was ultimately weakened by her revived allies and Columbina, restored with the full Trilunar Authority, finally destroyed him. Dottore's segments typically have pale skin, red eyes, and wavy blue hair with a distinctive glowing blue earring. His most common form (the Omega Build) wears a beak-like mask and a white coat with a raven-like accessory. He is a master of disguise, as shown when he successfully posed as a Fontaine mechanic named Escher.

   Desert Expedition Team was sent to the Desert of Hadramaveth to investigate the status of the desert tribes for Dottore as well as explore the Eternal Oasis venerated by the Eremites. The expedition commander, Professor Froderock Fronkonsteen, also wished to obtain a member of the desert tribes for experimentation. They struck a deal with the Tanit tribe; they would supply the Tanit with Snezhnayan supplies and technical documents and help Babel consolidate power in exchange for the tribe's help exploring the oasis. However, Babel betrayed them, resulting in the Fatui becoming scattered and unable to advance. They briefly work with Aderfi and Azariq to overthrow Babel, but this fails after Jeht kill the two "traitors." Eventually, the expedition team ends their negotiations with the Tanit with a deal to get rid of Jeht, who would be taken as their test subject. They capture Jeht and take her to their ad-hoc headquarters at Wadi Al-Majuj to be transported out of the desert. Jeht ultimately breaks free and slaughters her way through the camp, likely killing Professor Fronkensteen as well.

   Columbina Hyposelenia, the Moon Maiden (formerly the Fatui Harbinger Damselette), is the Trilune Goddess who now wields the full authority of the Three Moons. Born 500 years ago on Hiisi Island, she was once worshiped as the goddess Kuutar by the Frostmoon Scions before growing disillusioned and joining the Fatui as their Third Harbinger. She later left them as well, retreating to Silvermoon Hall. After being found by the Traveler, she faced threats from Rerir and Dottore. To escape Dottore, she entered a Moon Gate to the Lunar Palace, where the original Three Moon Sisters granted her their powers, making her the complete Trilune Goddess. With help from friends, she revived and used her new powers to defeat Dottore. Though initially lacking social skills and wary of her divine titles due to past exploitation, she eventually embraced the name Columbina. She resides at Silvermoon Hall and wields primordial lunar power, which manifests similarly to Hydro. While appearing to be uncaring and oblivious to her surroundings no matter the situation, Columbina is extremely dangerous. If she was to properly answer a question, it could be entirely unpredictable, but any of her answers would be interesting in general. Columbina is a pale young woman with long black hair and magenta highlights, tied into side plaits with white ribbons. She has dove-wing-like ribbons on her head and wears a white X-shaped lace mask over her eyes. Her flowing white and indigo dress has large shoulder panels, a neck ribbon, and a crescent gem on the chest. She is barefoot with ankle ribbons and a floating crescent-shaped heel. Her harbinger cloak has a white gem.

   Statues of the New Moon are statues of Columbina found in Nod-Krai. They were created by the Frostmoon Scions. The Fatui have built metal cages over some of them in an attempt to harness their power or show the Fatui’s authority.

   The Moon Marrow is a sacred relic of the Frostmoon Scions. It is the remains of Aria, the Goddess of the Eternal Moon, coalesced from her power following her death. It takes the appearance of a miniature moon ringed with debris.

   Moon Wheels are Vision-like objects originating from Nod-Krai. They were originally items created by the Heavenly Principles and the Three Moons, and were given to the Moon Goddesses' human followers to allow the Goddesses to communicate with them in rituals. Like Visions, Moon Wheels are "formed from the stuff of the soul" and allow their users to manipulate the elements, but instead of using regular elemental energy, they use kuuvahki, an ancient, purer form of elemental power.

   Arlecchino, also known by Peruere or codename The Knave, is the Fourth Fatui Harbinger and the current head of the House of the Hearth. She is addressed as "Father" by members of the House, who she calls her "children". While she is a loyal and respected diplomat who serves the Tsaritsa, she is pragmatic and would betray her if their goals diverged. She handles Fatui matters with utmost importance and comes off as graceful and cordial. Element: Pyro. Weapon: Polearm. As the Director of the House of the Hearth, she is strict but more lenient than her cruel predecessor Crucabena, showing a soft spot for the orphaned "children" under her care. She deals with traitors through a mental erasure process rather than execution. Though fellow Harbingers believe her to be violently unhinged due to rumors she allows to spread, this reputation is a calculated deception. Originally from Khaenri'ah, she bears a curse that blackens her arms, with long fingernails painted red, and grants her red X-shaped pupils. She sports layered black-and-white hair, styled in a long ponytail with asymmetrical bangs. Her elegant outfit features a black-and-white color scheme with red accents and a Pyro Vision on her coat.

   House of the Hearth is a group founded by Crucabena, who is succeeded by Arlecchino. All of its members consist of orphans from all over the continent who are raised under a single group. Once the orphans have come of age, they enlist in the Fatui and either continue to serve Arlecchino, or transfer to a different Harbinger's command.

   34th Independent Investigative Squad was dispatched to Fontaine, though they are not actually following any orders and are just pretending to investigate the Fontaine Research Institute to appease their strict deputy captain, Second Lieutenant Shumilov.

   Pulcinella, or The Rooster, is the Fifth Fatui Harbinger and the mayor of a city in Snezhnaya. He inducted Tartaglia into the Fatui, who worked his way up into the Harbingers, unlike several other Harbingers who were hand-picked for the position by Pierro. He is considered an "exceptional" mayor, being able make great gains at small prices. He is an elderly man with white hair, a mustache, glasses, and a pointy nose and ears, dressed in an elaborate feathered blue coat. He is often depicted surrounded by ice, though it is unknown if this signifies a Cryo power or is merely symbolic.

   Ninth Company was dispatched by Pulcinella to the Chasm to investigate its recent strange phenomena as part of an agreement between Snezhnaya and the Liyue Qixing. After Tartaglia's actions in Liyue Harbor, this arrangement was nullified and the supply chains were cut off, but the company stayed, unaware of the events at the surface. The company originally contained 64 members, but half of the soldiers have gone missing or died to accidents within the Chasm.

   Scaramouche, or Kunikuzushi and codename The Balladeer, was the Sixth Fatui Harbinger. He has a slender build, pretty face, indigo hair and eyes with red eyeliner, and wears a large distinctive hat. He has a misanthropic worldview and unpleasant personality. He treats everything around him with contempt and tends to be very confident and arrogant. He's also a schemer and capable of adept manipulation. He is a puppet created by Raiden Ei, initially meant to be discarded after his creation as a test but gained consciousness and emotions. Due to his humanity, Ei decides to spare him, sealing his power and setting him free. Despite her benevolent intentions, he feels rejected and betrayed. After awakening, he wandered Inazuma until the Fatui took interest on him. Decades of research later, Il Dottore unlocked the seal on Scaramouche's body, greatly enhancing his abilities, after that he became known as The Balladeer, the Sixth Fatui Harbinger. With Il Dottore's aid, Sumeru's sages transformed Scaramouche into the artificial god Shouki no Kami. After his defeat, Scaramouche falls into a coma, concealed by Lesser Lord Kusanali. Discovering Il Dottore's role in the Tatarasuna incident, he erases his existence from Irminsul, hoping to alter the past. However, this only results in Teyvat forgetting him. Reborn as the Wanderer, he seeks purpose but remains haunted by his past. Harboring his former self's memories after willingly regaining them, the Wanderer gains an Anemo Vision and decides to take revenge on the Fatui, particularly Il Dottore, for their deception. Currently, he studies at the Vahumana Darshan of Sumeru Akademiya. He is fond of bitter tastes and despises sweets.

   Sandrone, codenamed Marionette, is the Seventh Fatui Harbinger. A pale young woman with beige hair (tied back in a braided bun) and blue-grey eyes, her most distinctive feature is the puppet wind-up key on her back. She wears a gothic white-and-black dress with a triquetra-embellished corset and a bonnet. She is entirely engrossed in her research on Automatons, which includes creating the Katherynes and being constantly carried by a modified Ruin Machine named Pulonia. Known for her terrible personality, she is cynical and disrespectful, as shown when she alone refused to close her eyes in respect at Signora's funeral. She was stationed to oversee the Kuuvahki Experimental Design Bureau by order of the Palestar Edict, the highest of the Tsaritsa's commands, for which the Fatui Harbingers have been summoned to Nod-Krai to retrieve Columbina at all costs after the latter defected from the Fatui.

   La Signora, also known by her codename The Fair Lady, was formerly the Crimson Witch of Flame and the Eighth Fatui Harbinger. Signora possessed great power, both in combat and in diplomatic relations. Signora was a tall woman with pale skin, platinum-blonde hair, and light gray eyes. She wielded a Cryo Delusion and could also use fire-based powers, with a Catalyst hovering behind her shoulder. Originally Rosalyne-Kruzchka Lohefalter, a maiden from Mondstadt, she fell in love with Rostam. After he died in the cataclysm while she was studying in Sumeru, her grief transformed her into the fiery Crimson Witch of Flame, who hunted monsters but was feared by all. To save her from being consumed by her own flames, Pierro recruited her. She was given a Cryo Delusion to suppress her power, became La Signora, and willingly cast aside her past. In Mondstadt, Signora ambushed Venti and successfully stole his Gnosis. In Liyue, she acted as a liaison for Zhongli's contract with the Tsaritsa and collected his Gnosis. In Inazuma, she oversaw Fatui operations and was challenged to a duel before the Raiden Shogun. After losing, she reverted to her Crimson Witch form but was defeated and executed by the Musou no Hitotachi. Her death shocked the Fatui, halted their operations briefly, and created a power vacuum among the Harbingers. Unbeknownst to her, her mission in Inazuma was futile, as the Gnosis had already been given away by the time she arrived.

   Pantalone, or Regrator, is the Ninth Fatui Harbinger. He is a bespectacled fine young man with curly black hair and wears a white Snezhnayan coat with black fur trim. Born into poverty, he never received a Vision, which fostered a deep resentment for the gods and their control over Mora. This led to an obsession with "fair exchange" and a desire to overturn the imbalance between gods and humans. His ultimate goal is to make Snezhnaya the central economic heart of the world and potentially replace Mora as Teyvat's currency—a plan considered world-shaking. He works closely with fellow Harbingers Dottore and Pulcinella. He is the wealthiest Harbinger and is in charge of Snezhnaya's economic policies.

   Tartaglia, or Childe, is the Eleventh Fatui Harbinger, who self-confident, solipsistic and brash, thriving on combat and danger. Though he presents a friendly face, he is a bloodthirsty warrior who lives for the thrill of battle, seeking strong opponents for the exhilaration of it—even choosing a bow because it is his weakest weapon. An oddball among the Harbingers, he is straightforward, dislikes scheming, and is considered the least corrupt. He is a proud public figure, exceptionally reliable in his duties, and surprisingly loyal. He is utterly devoted to the Tsaritsa, whom he sees as his ruler, and deeply cares for his family, especially his younger siblings, whom he dotes on and protects fiercely. Tartaglia has short ginger hair, dull blue eyes, a red mask on his head and a red crystal earring. His most formidable ability is the Foul Legacy Transformation, a power learned from Skirk after he fell into the Abyss, before he joined the Fatui, that lets him simultaneously wield his Hydro Vision and Electro Delusion. Upon activating it, he dons imposing black and violet armor, grows in size, and levitates. The transformation is immensely draining, causing severe physical repercussions. His featureless mask gains a single purple eye and long horns, completing his monstrous battle form.

   Nod-Krai is an autonomous region located in the southernmost part of Snezhnaya, on the edge of Teyvat. People from all over Teyvat gather here and "those not in the know would think that opportunities to get rich are everywhere there," leading to Nod-Krai gaining the reputation of being an "Elysium." Nod-Krai has a deep connection to the Three Moons that once existed above Teyvat, and the Frostmoon Scions, the indigenous people of Nod-Krai, worship the moon goddess Kuutar, also known as the former Fatui Harbinger Columbina. Nasha Town is a subarea and a main city located in Lempo Isle, Nod-Krai. It is a seaside settlement that serves as Nod-Krai's main port.

   Clink-Clank Krumkake Craftshop is a subarea located in Lempo Isle, Nod-Krai. The craftshop was originally started by Aino to research the "World's Best Krumkake Machine." Over time, it gained a new identity as a famous machine craftshop due to Aino's many other intricate creations.

   Aino is a child prodigy and the founder of the Clink-Clank Krumkake Craftshop who created Ineffa and many other intricate machinery. She is an orphan and sees her creations and screws as her "family." Element: Hydro. Weapon: Claymore. Her distinctive appearance features long salmon pink hair with a large screw accessory and an ahoge, purplish-gray eyes, and an oversized white coat. Despite her genius for building powerful machinery from scrap, she exhibits childish traits like an obsession with sweets and tantrums, especially when separated from her parental-figure creation, Ineffa.

   Ineffa is an artificial creation of Aino and resembles a human, serving as an all-utility maid and battle automaton created at the Clink-Clank Krumkake Craftshop. Element: Electro. Weapon: Polearm. Ineffa is generally level headed and has a neutral expression most of the time due to her robotic nature. She is very helpful and always listens to orders. She sees Aino as family. Her core originated from Ix Raq'lapuj Chue'q Buluk, the Eleventh of the Thirteen Sovereign Lords, as the part of her who wanted to abandon her vendetta against humanity and find a new place to belong. Her built-in advanced technology causes her to be feared by some people and misleading rumors often spread about her being dangerous, though such rumors eventually proved unfounded. Nevertheless, she remains well-meaning and unassuming. Ineffa has light blue hair and dark blue eyes. Being an amalgamation of various materials scavenged across the nations; she wears a headdress similar to the ones worn by the maids of Mondstadt, her knee joints are made from Clockwork Meka parts and her core originates from the Secret Source. Her "ears" are gray pieces and her right arm is able to transform into a broom/vacuum combo. She also wears a blue cloak with a Moon Wheel found on the back.

   The Frostmoon Scions, or Moonchildren, are a tribe in Hiisi Island, Nod-Krai who worship the Moon Maiden Kuutar as the Goddess of the New Moon, who they see as the successor of the Frost Moon. Originating from Hyperborea, they are distinguished by their silver blood and horns and creates statues of Columbina (called Statues of the New Moon) across the land. They are vegetarians and revere nature. They enforce strict marriage rules to preserve their sacred bloodline, believing it is destined to produce the heir of Elysium. Archpriestess's blessing is required to get married; without it, individuals risk exile and the severing of their horns. Under their leader Moonchanter Aila, who helped banish the Wild Hunt in ancient times, they reformed their faith and established the Lightkeepers.

   As the Moonchanter of the Frostmoon Scions, also the Maiden of the Grove, Lauma is a well-respected and wise figure within the group and the local wildlife. She is incredibly kind and benevolent to all those who come with good intentions. Even in the face of aggression, Lauma calmly handles the situation and shows kindness to them, but she also knows how to apply ferocity if they continue in their malevolent ways. Element: Dendro. Weapon: Catalyst. Lauma has a shaky relationship with Nefer, as she appears to know her too well to their liking. However, they still share a mutual respect for each other as they are willing to help each other out with favors. Lauma has pale skin and long bluish-purple hair with a pair of antlers at the top of her head. She has pointed ears and turquoise and pink eyes. In her illuminated centaur form, her lower body and legs takes on the appearance of a cervid, while the antlers on her head grows taller compared to her default form.

   The Voynich Guild is the "strongest force" in Nod-Krai that is located in the southernmost part of Snezhnaya. The people of the Voynich Guild comprise of merchants from Nasha Town, which is also the guild's main base of operations. They are seemingly the only force in the area, with no court of law or organization to uphold law and order.

   The Northern Intelligence Network is an underground organization, currently ran by Nefer. Its primary point of sale is the Curatorium of Secrets in Nasha Town, Lempo Isle, Nod-Krai. The network is made up of volunteers, with many of its members having willingly given up their prior positions, reputations, and sometimes even abandoning their names to join. It is loosely structured with no real rules or regulations, except a policy of strict neutrality with regard to other factions in Nod-Krai. As a forum for intel exchange, it brings together well-connected individuals willing to share information in exchange for payment. The network has spies in every region except in Liyue, as Yelan and her colleagues have prevented it from taking hold there.

   Nefer is the owner and operator of both the Curatorium of Secrets and Northern Intelligence Network. She is a highly cunning and calculating woman who sells information to those who are willing to afford it. While she maintains a shrewd business demeanor, her relationships are complex—cautious with clients like Dori and uneasy with the overly perceptive Lauma. Her past as a former desert dweller is marked by hardship. Nefer has a tall stature, fair skin, and distinctive bright green eyes with inverted triangular pupils. Her hair is a dark-to-light green bob wolf-cut, with an Eye of Ra marking under her right eye and a beauty mark under her left.

   Jahoda is a bubbly, sassy, and cheerful bounty hunter for the Curatorium of Secrets, though she secretly longs for peace. A former Seahook Gang member, she now serves as the public front for Nefer's intelligence network, to whom she is fiercely loyal. Despite outward confidence, she harbors anxiety from past pressures but always recomposes herself to complete missions flawlessly. She is also very smart and resourceful, as shown when she helped infiltrate the Kuuvahki Experimental Design Bureau, skillfully guiding her allies through the facility to recover the Moon Marrow. Her appearance is striking: choppy yellow-blonde hair with braided loops, golden-to-lavender eyes with star-shaped pupils, and chunky pink-lensed glasses. She wears a white bodysuit, black shorts, and a bat-eared winter hat. Her right arm is a gold prosthetic, while her left sleeve is detached. She carries an Anemo Vision on a ribbon in her hair and wields a Bow.

   The original Seahook Gang was a band of thieves with significant power and influence in Nod-Krai. They took in exiled criminals from across Teyvat and were known as a "hidden power" that once controlled Nasha Town. The gang eventually fell at the hands of Ratfan, a wealthy man who bribed members of the gang to assassinate their own boss. The remaining members quickly devolved into chaos and scattered; some died, some fled to other nations, and some, like Jahoda and Zinaida, remained in Nasha Town and simply buried their past. Sometime after the Seahook Gang disbanded, a different group began using their name in order to take advantage of their intimidating reputation. They are currently active in Nod-Krai.

   The Conch Gang is a group of stray kids cared for by Katya, the owner of Speranza restaurant, who provides them with food, shelter, and employment while allowing them great personal freedom. Historically, they were said to be the first to "conquer" Nasha Town, using a conch shell to call gatherings. Today, they are based at Speranza. New members require unanimous approval from all existing members, and the gang traditionally only accepts children, though exceptions exist.

   The Lightkeepers are an organization from Nod-Krai, Snezhnaya. Founded by Solovei, the first Torchforger, five hundred years ago, and have long defended Nod-Krai against Wild Hunt attacks launched by the Abyss. Fought in the Cataclysm and prevailed with the help of the Arrow of Terpikeraunas gifted by Aila of the Frostmoon Scions. Severely weakened due to previous battles. A single member of the Lightkeepers is called a Ratnik, and a group is called a Ratniki. The group's headquarters are presumably in Piramida. Due to the sparsity of Lightkeepers, some view headquarters as a bit haughty, as it is nearly impossible to relay information to them which they tend to ignore on a daily basis, while expecting its members to handle Wild Hunt incursions that can appear anywhere despite their low numbers.

   The Snowland Fae are a faction based in Snezhnaya and Nod-Krai. In the past, they were led by the Belyi Tsar, the first Cryo Archon and the lord of all fae. Fae are more common around Snezhnograd and other areas of Snezhnaya, apart from Nod-Krai. During the Belyi Tsar's reign as the first Cryo Archon, the Snowland Fae ruled the Northlands. Since his death, the fae have lost most of their former glory, but still have ways of exerting influence over the nation. They were created by the artisans of Hyperborea using forbidden methods that were taught to them by the first angel. Their flesh and blood was made from "fallen frostmoon light" and forged upon bones of "giant beasts."

   Kyryll Chudomirovich Flins is the lone Lightkeeper of the Final Night Cemetery in Nod-Krai. A courteous yet enigmatic gentleman, he is one of the last Snowland Fae in the region. He is an Electro user and wields a Polearm. Beneath a cold exterior, Flins is polite and possesses a dark sense of humor, as shown when he teasingly invited the Traveler to visit "his grave"—the cemetery he guards. His fae nature means he doesn’t fully grasp human customs, often using food to feed his lantern’s flame instead of eating it, though he remains curiously fascinated by humanity, which originally led him to become a Lightkeeper. He has pale skin, yellow eyes without pupils with dark circles, and long dark indigo hair with light blue tips in a jellyfish cut. His outfit is a primarily black and purple ensemble featuring a capelet, gloves, belt chains, and knee boots, with a lantern always at his side.

   Illuga is the current Squad Leader of a Lightkeeper investigation unit, the Nightmare Orioles. A young, righteous, and talented Ratnik, he is the adoptive son of Nikita, the current Starshyna. Driven by past tragedies, Illuga is deeply protective of his squadmates and is committed to making Nod-Krai safe. He regularly checks on the isolated Flins, delivering supplies and showing great concern for his well-being. Flins regards him as a “clever and capable” Young Master. Despite his confidence in leadership, he can be less assured in social situations outside his duties. Illuga has short silver-beige hair with burgundy accents, bluish-gray eyes, and a distinctive scar running from his neck to his arm. He typically wears a large beige winter coat and a white sweater with a harness, sporting his Geo Vision on a purple belt. He wields a Polearm.

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