Kamisato Ayato

He is the current head of the Kamisato Clan, the older brother of Kamisato Ayaka, and the Yashiro Commissioner. Resourceful and cunning, Ayato keeps a lower profile than his sister and focuses on government affairs in the Commission.

Ayato is a person that does not like to show his face in public often, preferring to work on his duties as the Yashiro Commissioner. A well-known fact about him is that he's extremely busy and stressed, as he has to deal with corrupt government officials while juggling his duty as the leader of the Shuumatsuban. Due to his duties, he loathes small talk, wanting people to get to the point. He uses a large array of methods to deal with corrupt officials, usually within legal bounds.

While he is not particularly well known due to his preference to remain behind the scenes, those who are familiar with him note that he is incredibly kind and has inspired loyalty from many people. For example, Hirotatsu states that he continues to serve the Yashiro Commission to repay the generosity that he showed him and his master and it is strongly implied that Ayato was the one who inspired Thoma to the point the latter received a Vision. Ayato has stated that he highly values loyalty and obedience (hence his preference for dogs), as strongly implied that there were numerous assassinations against him in the past, hence why he values those two traits so much to protect himself from rival clans and organizations.[2][3]

Despite his succession as the family head at a young age, he appears to be a mature and determined man, notably even more than Ayaka, who's known for her steadfastness. Like Ayaka, Ayato cares for the well-being of the common people. He is also a family man, as he had taken the position of Commissioner per his parents' wishes to also protect Ayaka, stating that he would not forgive any who would harm his family and wanting to ensure that Ayaka had others to rely on when she needed it.[4] He also risked his life to smuggle the Watatsumi Army into Tenshukaku for the sake of doing a "small favor" for her.

Ayato is also known to be cunning and mischievous, as both the Shogun and Yae Miko note him as unpredictable and tricky to understand, with the latter strongly disliking him as a result. Nonetheless, he is tolerated by both for upholding the Shogun's will for the former and their duties generally aligning for the latter. Hiratsuka notes that whenever he hangs out with Thoma, he ropes him into eating strange food, causing Thoma to become terrified whenever he sees him. Itto remarks that Ayato is a "warrior" with great charisma, and that the two are "on the same wavelength". He is also able to find Sayu with ease despite not appearing to have much ninja training, even though the rest of the Shuumatsuban have difficulty locating her.

Ayato uses the tall male model. He has long pale blue asymmetrical shoulder-length hair, pale skin, and light purple eyes. He also has a small mole under the left corner of his mouth.

As the head of the Yashiro Commission, Kamisato Ayato is committed to maintaining the prosperity and stability of the region.

At a glance, he is low-profile and graceful. He is not a fan of public appearances and does not seek to show his skills overtly.

But those who do know him understand that he is not to be underestimated. Long ago, when the Yashiro Commission fell on hard times, and when the Kamisato Clan was on the verge of crumbling, it was this young man who rose to the occasion and stabilized the situation.

He could not have achieved his position without extraordinary resourcefulness and cunning. But perhaps, that impenetrable smile belies darker waves.

However, the most intriguing thing is that in most of these negotiations in which he participates, he is not ruthless nor competitive, and is even willing to share the benefits so that everyone can get a relatively satisfactory piece of the pie.

"What exactly is he up to?" is usually what people are thinking after all is said and done.

However, now that everyone has a piece of that pie, perhaps what is on Kamisato Ayato's mind isn't so important.

Kamisato Ayato shifts positions and enters the Takimeguri Kanka state. After this shift, he will leave a watery illusion at his original location. After it is formed, the watery illusion will explode if opponents are nearby or after its duration ends.

He has a vision. (hydro)

A Vision is an item bestowed by the gods to people on Teyvat who meet particular requirements. It grants the user elemental abilities based on the element of their given Vision. Wielders of Visions are called allogenes, though this is not a widely known term, and they are believed to have a chance to ascend to Celestia and become gods themselves.

A Vision is an item bestowed by the gods to people on Teyvat who meet particular requirements. It grants the user elemental abilities based on the element of their given Vision. Wielders of Visions are called allogenes, though this is not a widely known term, and they are believed to have a chance to ascend to Celestia and become gods themselves.

Visions take the form of glowing gems with the respective element's symbol in the center, encased by a decorative design. Most Allogenes carry their Visions on their persons.

A Vision allows its user to harness its respective element. It is the only way for humans to harness the elements — outside of using external tools such as Delusions — but how it does this, what is exchanged for this power, and how a person's element is determined are all mysteries.

Two factors determine how people are chosen for a Vision, the first of which is the strength of a person's desire or ambition. The second is unknown; The Seven know what it is, but cannot reveal it due to "certain constraints."[1] A Vision is a physical embodiment of its owner's ambitions and being deprived of it is the same as losing that ambition, which may cause the person to undergo a massive change in personality.[2]

Obtaining a Vision does not grant instant mastery over elemental energy,[3] and using elemental energy in combat takes practice.[4] As a result, the way allogenes use their Visions depends on their skills, preferences, and personalities. As a result, there can also be a wide gulf in combat ability. For example, Shenhe is capable of freezing a tsunami caused by the sea monster Beisht due to a combination of her innate homicidal urges and her talent for the adepti arts,[5] but Yaoyao, who is also being mentored by an adeptus, appears to mainly channel her Dendro powers through the external device Yuegui. When Fischl obtained her Vision, she also subconsciously manifested Oz,[6] whose appearance is based on a character in her favorite novel series, Flowers for Princess Fischl.[7]

Visions are given as a form of acknowledgement by Celestia,[15] but contrary to popular Teyvat belief, the Archons do not have direct control over the distribution of Visions; instead, "the key is people's desire" and another unknown aspect.[1] The belief that Visions represent a person's aspirations is proven true when the Traveler touches the Statue of the Omnipresent God and hears the aspirations of the people whose Visions had been confiscated under the Vision Hunt Decree.[16]

Non-human beings such as Xiao, Yae Miko, and Kirara can receive Visions, although whether their Visions are the same as humans' is questioned.[15] The adepti are able to manipulate the elements without an external Vision, leading humans to assume they have an "inner eye" which serves the same purpose; Xiao wears a Vision to "comply with the expected norm."[17] Artificial humans and puppets like Albedo and Wanderer are also capable of receiving Visions.

When a person becomes worthy of a Vision, they receive it in one of two ways: A new Vision appears before the user or somewhere where they can find it, or a nearby Masterless Vision reactivates. Visions have been received in many different situations, ranging from near-death experiences to the mundane. There is no known concrete way to receive a Vision or to reawaken a Masterless Vision, and even those who fight for their lives may not receive a Vision.

Visions are received at various ages. Based on their character models, most human playable characters range from children to young adults, so it seems likely that most human allogenes receive their Visions within that age range. Furthermore, young kids hope for Visions once they "grow up"[32] while adults may eventually conclude that they will never receive a Vision.[33][34] It is unknown if any ordinary mortal human has received a Vision as an infant or as an older adult, or if either situation is even possible.