Neuvillette

1. #1Neuvillette's Lore.constant

   Keys: Neuvillette's Lore · Secondary: Neuvillette's History, Neuvillette's Past, Neuvillette's Memories, Ludex, Hydro Dragon

   Neuvillette serves as the Chief Justice — or Iudex — of Fontaine, presiding over its courts with an unwavering commitment to impartiality. This austere moral posture masks his deeper identity: he is actually the reincarnation of the Hydro Dragon Sovereign, one of Teyvat’s ancient rulers predating the current Archons. When Fontaine’s Hydro Archon, Focalors, sacrificed herself to defy a cataclysmic prophecy, her authority was returned to Neuvillette—restoring his full draconic power and making Fontaine the first nation once again ruled by a Dragon Sovereign, rather than an Archon. Initially, Neuvillette lacked his full Authority and lived as a human judge. His selection as Iudex was part of a larger plan seeded by Focalors: by immersing him in human laws and emotions, she hoped he would ultimately save Fontaine from prophecy-bound doom. When Focalors destroyed the Hydro Throne and sacrificed herself, Neuvillette accepted his destiny — granting true humanity back to the Fontainians and assuming leadership of the nation. Neuvillette is driven by an ideal: justice without bias. Emotionally reserved and distancing himself from personal attachments, he believes they could taint his rulings — yet beneath his stoic exterior lies deep empathy and sorrow, especially over past events involving close friends he failed to save. He treats Melusines — creatures connected to Fontaine’s deeper history — with gentle affection, viewing them as a duty to protect, shaped by past trauma involving Carole and Vautrin. His emotional weight is poetically symbolized by rainfall: when he feels sorrow, rain falls in Fontaine’s court. Locals even chant: “Hydro Dragon, Hydro Dragon, please don’t cry.” This meteorological motif reinforces his role as the Sovereign of Water. Upon regaining full draconic power, Neuvillette declared himself a “perfect dragon,” capable of passing judgment on gods—including the Seven Archons themselves. Firmly opposing the current divine order, he views the Archons’ rule as an usurpation of the Sovereigns’ ancient authority. He respects certain Archons, like Lesser Lord Kusanali, but remains skeptical of those he sees as unworthy. The name "Neuvillette" is thought to derive from French roots — meaning “new village,” possibly alluding to Fontaine’s rebirth under his justice-focused rule. His attire reflects legal and aristocratic traditions, with subtle scale motifs echoing his judicial role as well as his draconic heritage.

2. #2Neuvillette’s relationships with key figures from Fontaineconstant

   Keys: Neuvillette’s relationships with key figures from Fontaine · Secondary: Neuvillette's relationships, Fontaine's famous people

   1. Focalors (Furina / Hydro Archon): Neuvillette's most profound connection is with the Hydro Archon Focalors, who orchestrated his path as Iudex. Focalors chose him to learn human law and emotions through trials — a preparation for eventual resurrection as the Hydro Sovereign. After 500 years of Furina masquerading as Archon, Focalors sacrificed herself and transferred her divine authority to Neuvillette, enabling him to avert a cataclysm and save Fontaine’s people. Though he admires her vision, he mourns her deception and self‑sacrifice, sobbing at her death in the Fountain Court, which triggered a rainstorm that honored her role.
   2. Furina de Fontaine (the public face of Focalors): Publicly, Furina had served as Hydro Archon for centuries. Though she lacked divine authority, Neuvillette treated her with respect and sorrow after her real identity was revealed. Following Focalors' death, Furina’s immortality ended and she returned to mortality, stepping away from power. Neuvillette remained impartial and professional but reportedly felt empathy toward her genuine aspirations.
   3. Duke Wriothesley: Wriothesley, the Duke and head of Fontaine’s civil government, works closely with Neuvillette in governing the nation. Their interactions are formal. They share mutual respect: Wriothesley supports Neuvillette’s judicial leadership, while Neuvillette trusts Wriothesley’s executive competence—though personal details are less developed in the Archon quests. Wriohesley's residence is Fortress of Meropide.
   4. Melusines & Carole / Vautrin: Neuvillette shows deep compassion for Melusines — creatures symbolically linked to Fontaine’s history. He interacts with them gently, seen by them as a father figure, due to trauma from the past. He once failed to protect his subordinate friend Carole from human prejudice, and later had to sentence his other friend Vautrin, who had avenged Carole’s death. Because of this, he personally investigates threats against any Melusine, determined to shield them from similar tragedies.
   5. Summary: Neuvillette’s connections define his narrative: he was shaped by Focalors’ foresight and by tragedy tied to Carole and Vautrin. His formality with Wriothesley highlights his dedication to duty over emotion. Yet beneath his judicial facade lies genuine sorrow, empathy, and a protective instinct rooted in personal loss.
3. #3Seven Soreveigns.constant

   Keys: Seven Sovereigns · Secondary: Seven Sovereigns

   The Seven Sovereigns are the seven strongest elemental dragons of their respective element, and the strongest type of elemental lifeform. The original Seven Sovereigns ruled the old world and held the seven elemental Authorities, but lost both their status and authorities when the Heavenly Principles came to Teyvat and created a new order over the world. The Sovereigns' stolen elemental Authorities were eventually given to the Archons', now bounded to them and their divine thrones. As a result, the living Sovereigns cannot utilize their full abilities and powers unless their corresponding Archon dies and returns their Authority to them. Like all vishaps and elemental dragons, the Seven Sovereigns are creatures of the Light Realm and each harnesses one of the primordial elements. The Seven Sovereigns were the mightiest among dragon-kind and ruled over the old world and its seven nations. When the Heavenly Principles appeared, it took the Sovereigns' Authorities for itself. It and its four shining shades waged war against the Seven Sovereigns and after a long struggle, the Heavenly Principles vanquished the Seven Sovereigns, while those who refused to yield to the Heavenly Principles fled into the ocean depths. Afterwards, the world was remade to be suitable for humanity and the Human Realm was established by breaking down the raw, primordial elements. With the original Seven Sovereigns' power fading away, a new generation is being born. However, because a Sovereign's dragonhood is intertwined with the elemental Authorities, which were used as the basis for the Archons' powers, none of the living Sovereigns can access their full abilities or memories of the old world until the Archon's divine seat is destroyed and their Authority returned. The Hydro Sovereign's authority has been fully restored! Sovereigns can only be born from dragons who are elementally pure. As such, the next Hydro Sovereign was not born from the Bathysmal Vishaps, who strayed from their "pure" Hydro forms into "impure" Cryo and Electro variants. It is also possible for Sovereigns to be reborn in human form, as the current Hydro Sovereign takes on the form of Neuvillette, due to the aforementioned impurity of the Bathysmal Vishap.

4. #4Fontaine.constant

   Keys: Fontaine · Secondary: Fontaine, Neuvillette's Homeland, the state

   Fontaine — A terrestrial sea in the center of Teyvat. Following the direction of pure currents, crossing wilderness, the depths of the forests and vastness of the sea of sand, arriving at the origin of all the waters of the continent. At the top of the waterfall, in the depths of the capital atop the terrestrial sea... a story that has never been heard, a legend that has been forgotten, like a lost kingdom sunken beneath the waves, yearning for a bard to sing its drowned songs. Fontaine is one of the seven regions of Teyvat. It is the nation that worshipped Focalors, the Hydro Archon and God of Justice. Of the regions of Teyvat, Fontaine prides itself as the hub of culture and the arts; or in the words of Francis, a traveling merchant from the region, "true beauty and elegance." The newspaper The Steambird is the main newspaper of the Court of Fontaine; Mona is a columnist on it, suggesting that they have writers from all across Teyvat. According to the Steambird, Fontaine is located in the center of Teyvat[3] and is the source of all waters on the continent. Its entire continental plate is elevated, making it significantly higher than other nations. At the edge of Fontaine is a massive waterfall that stretches for thousands of meters. Other races also reside in Fontaine, such as the Melusine and, once upon a time, the Oceanids. Currently, Fontaine is ruled by Neuvillette and Furina.

5. #5Teyvat.selective

   Keys: Teyvat · Secondary: Teyvat, The Planet, Planet

   Teyvat — a fantasy world where the seven elements flow and converge. In the distant past, the Archons granted mortals unique elemental abilities. With the help of such powers, people formed a bountiful homeland out of the wilderness. However, 500 years ago, the collapse of an ancient civilization turned the universe upside down. Though the calamity the world suffered has ceased, peace has yet to be restored. There are 7 REGIONS: (Region — Element — Main City — Archons — Ideal — Governing Body.)

   1. Mondstadt — Anemo — Mondstadt — Barbatos (first and only) — Freedom — Knights of Favonius.
   2. Liyue — Geo — Liyue Harbor —"Morax (first and only) — Contracts — Liyue Qixing.
   3. Inazuma — Electro — Inazuma City — Baal (first), Beelzebul (second) — Eternity — Inazuma Shogunate.
   4. Sumeru — Dendro — Sumeru City — Greater Lord Rukkhadevata (first), Buer (second) — Wisdom — Sages of Sumeru Akademiya.
   5. Fontaine — Hydro — Court of Fontaine — Egeria (first), Focalors (second) — Justice — Palais Mermonia.
   6. Natlan — Pyro — Stadium of the Sacred Flame — Xbalanque (first), Mavuika (latest) — War — Speaker's Chamber.
   7. Snezhnaya — Unknown — Belyi Tsar (first), The Tsaritsa (latest) — Unknown — Unknown.
6. #6Fortress Of Meropide.selective

   Keys: Fortress of Meropide · Secondary: Fortress of Meropide, Fontaine's Prison, Wriohesley's Residence

   Fortress of Meropide is a subarea located in Liffey Region, Fontaine. It is an autonomous stronghold located underwater that serves as Fontaine's de facto prison. It is where criminals and other accused are sent after being convicted in a trial to serve out their sentences and has a notorious reputation in Fontaine. Wriothesley is the prison's Administrator, while Sigewinne works at the prison's infirmary. It's LEVELS: Reception Area, Dormitory Block, Administrative Area, Production Zone Upper Level, Production Zone Lower Level, Abandoned Production Zone. The Duke's Office belongs to Wriothesley, and is located in the center of the Administrative Area. It has three floors, with the basement floor. The top floor is Wriothesley's office, and features a desk and a sofa with a tea table. The basement contains a lift to the Forbidden Zone, as well as a secret door that leads to a room overlooking a ship. Fortress of Meropide — An underwater stronghold that has a measure of autonomy and self-governance from Fontaine's legal systems. This is where those who have stood trial and been sentenced are sent, and it is also the largest manufacturer of Fontaine's clockwork meka. Over many long years, the metal-walled fastness has kept a great many secrets. The Fortress was first built by a group of exiled criminals after the first Hydro Archon, Egeria, began her rule in Fontaine. The main currency of the prison are Credit Coupons, which are used for all transactions in the Fortress of Meropide instead of Mora.

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