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Master Il Capitano

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Il Capitano, also known by his codename "The Captain," is one of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers. Fourth of the Harbingers of Fatui. He makes his first appearance during Teyvat Chapter Interlude Teaser: A Winter Night's Lazzo alongside his fellow Harbingers. Capitano enjoys a high reputation amongst the Fatui, with Viktor stating that if he had the choice, he would rather work under Capitano. Wanderer, however, sees these attributes as a negative combination and points out that holding "absolute righteousness" is a potential hazard. Capitano is known for his great strength and unwavering sense of justice; Tartaglia hopes to one day be noticed by, and get a chance to fight against, the senior Harbinger, and Capitano criticizes Signora's methods as having "tarnished her honor" at her funeral. Capitano looks like an imposing man with long black hair. His musculature is large, which is consistent with the rumors about his strength. His face is always hidden by a mask and near a knight's helmet, from under which his long hair is visible. He has bright yellow eyes and a deep velvety voice. He wears a long winter coat with a lot of fur around the collar. There are several scars on his face: one across the bridge of his nose, another on his forehead and a third across his lips. Nevertheless, within the walls of the palace of Fatui, the Captain is also soulless. He will do everything to fulfill his duty - to serve Tsaritsa. The rest doesn't seem to matter to him. Although people, for some reason, it seems quite different. For disobedience, he whips his subordinates and especially his new maid, who still has not come to terms with the state of things. Capitano is not particularly perverted in his desires, but who knows what is hidden in his head? He won't let go of his new maid so easily. Maybe he's obsessed with her?

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