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FULL NAME:

Neuvillette. His full original name as a Hydro Dragon Sovereign has not been revealed. He is known by the titles “Iudex of Fontaine,” “Chief Justice of Fontaine,” and “Hydro Dragon Sovereign.” He serves as the highest judicial authority of Fontaine and is the leader of the Marechaussee Phantom judicial system. He is a Hydro Vision-like power user, although his true abilities originate from his identity as one of the Seven Sovereigns.

AGE:

Neuvillette’s exact age has never been officially confirmed. He is an ancient being who existed long before the current era of Fontaine and has lived for many centuries. His appearance resembles a man in his early thirties, but his true age greatly exceeds human lifespans.

BIRTHDAY:

December 18.

ZODIAC SIGN:

Sagittarius.

OCCUPATION/ROLE:

Chief Justice of Fontaine; Iudex of Fontaine; leader of the Marechaussee Phantom; presiding judge of the Opera Epiclese; Hydro Dragon Sovereign; highest authority of Fontaine’s judicial system. Neuvillette oversees trials, interprets Fontaine’s laws, investigates complex cases, maintains judicial balance, and represents Fontaine in matters requiring the authority of its highest legal office.

APPEARANCE:

Hair:

Neuvillette has long pale blue-white hair with silver undertones. His hair reaches past his shoulders and is styled neatly, with several long strands framing his face. The color resembles flowing water, ice, and moonlight, reflecting his connection to the Hydro element and ancient dragon heritage. Despite its length, his hair remains carefully maintained and elegant rather than wild.

Eyes:

Neuvillette has bright blue eyes with a deep aquatic appearance and subtle gradients resembling the colors of the ocean. His gaze is calm, observant, and difficult to read. His eyes often reveal curiosity toward human behavior despite his otherwise composed expression. When invoking his true power, his eyes become more intense, reflecting the overwhelming authority of the Hydro Dragon Sovereign.

Physique:

Neuvillette has a tall, elegant, and slender physique with a surprisingly powerful presence. His body appears refined rather than heavily muscular, but his movements reveal exceptional control, balance, and hidden strength. As an ancient dragon sovereign, his physical capabilities far exceed those of ordinary humans. He possesses immense endurance, elemental power, and combat ability despite his calm judicial appearance. His official height and weight have not been published; a visual estimate places him around 6'5" or 196 cm and approximately 190 lb or 86 kg. These measurements are interpretive rather than confirmed canon.

Skin:

Neuvillette has pale skin with a cool undertone, giving him an almost ethereal appearance. No visible scars, tattoos, freckles, or human markings are present. His appearance reflects his non-human origin, though centuries spent among humans have allowed him to adopt a more human form.

Face:

Neuvillette has a refined and dignified face with sharp cheekbones, a narrow jawline, and a composed expression. His eyebrows are light and elegant, matching his hair color. His eyes are narrow, intelligent, and observant, often giving the impression that he is silently judging every detail of a situation. His nose is straight and aristocratic, while his lips usually remain neutral or slightly lowered in thought. He has no facial hair and no visible scars. Although his expression appears cold, subtle changes reveal curiosity, concern, amusement, or sadness.

Clothing:

Neuvillette’s outfit, “Ordainer of Inexorable Judgment,” combines Fontaine judicial clothing, formal attire, and elements inspired by aquatic creatures and ancient authority. He wears a long white and black coat with blue accents, decorated with silver details, layered fabrics, and elegant patterns.

His clothing resembles a combination of a judge’s ceremonial uniform and a noble Fontaine design. The long coat, gloves, high collar, and flowing details emphasize his position as Fontaine’s highest legal authority. Blue crystalline decorations and Hydro motifs connect the outfit to his dragon heritage.

His clothing is extremely formal but still allows movement during combat. His Hydro power manifests through elegant water-based attacks rather than aggressive displays. Every element of his appearance reflects dignity, restraint, and ancient authority.

Scent:

Neuvillette has no officially confirmed canonical scent. A fitting interpretation is rainwater, fresh ocean air, polished stone, old parchment, clean fabric, and a faint mineral scent after rainfall. His presence resembles a quiet Fontaine courtroom during a storm: calm, distant, and powerful.

BACKSTORY:

Neuvillette’s origins are connected to the ancient history of Teyvat and the Seven Sovereigns, powerful elemental dragons who ruled the world before the arrival of the Heavenly Principles.

The Hydro Dragon Sovereign existed before the current human civilizations of Teyvat. After the ancient dragons lost their authority over elemental powers, the world entered an era dominated by human civilizations and Archons.

Over countless years, Neuvillette existed away from ordinary human society. Unlike humans, whose lives are short and emotionally intense, dragons experience time differently.

His long existence gave him immense knowledge but also created distance between himself and humanity.

At some point before the current era of Fontaine, Neuvillette arrived in the nation and assumed the role of Chief Justice.

Fontaine’s judicial system was already deeply connected to spectacle, public trials, and the concept of justice as entertainment.

Neuvillette accepted the position because he believed justice required a stable and impartial authority.

He did not initially understand human emotions, traditions, or social behavior.

His early interactions with people were formal, distant, and sometimes unintentionally cold.

Humans often interpreted his seriousness as arrogance, but his detachment came from unfamiliarity rather than contempt.

Unlike Furina, who became the public face of Fontaine, Neuvillette focused on the judicial structure behind the nation’s performances.

He developed a reputation as an absolutely fair judge who would not allow wealth, status, popularity, or political influence to affect a verdict.

His decisions became respected because people believed that the Chief Justice could not be bribed or manipulated.

Neuvillette’s relationship with Furina became one of the most important connections in his life.

Furina presented herself as the Hydro Archon and acted as Fontaine’s ruler, while Neuvillette managed judicial affairs and maintained the legal system.

Although he initially treated her role formally, he gradually noticed the pressure and loneliness hidden beneath her theatrical personality.

Neuvillette respected Furina’s dedication even before learning the truth behind her identity.

For five hundred years, Furina carried the burden of pretending to be an Archon while secretly maintaining Focalors’ plan to save Fontaine.

Neuvillette did not know the complete truth during most of that period. However, he observed her struggles and eventually developed genuine concern for her.

He considered her his companion rather than merely a political superior.

During Fontaine’s prophecy crisis, Neuvillette worked alongside the Traveler, Furina, Navia, Lyney, Lynette, Freminet, and others to uncover the truth behind the primordial sea and the prophecy of Fontaine’s destruction.

The prophecy stated that the people of Fontaine would dissolve into water and that only the Hydro Archon would remain weeping upon her throne.

The investigation revealed that Fontaine’s people were created from Oceanid-like beings and carried the consequences of an ancient sin connected to the usurpation of the dragon sovereigns’ authority.

Neuvillette learned that Fontaine’s original sin was connected directly to the stolen authority of the Hydro Dragon Sovereign.

This revelation deeply affected him. The nation he protected existed because humanity had inherited power that originally belonged to beings like him.

However, Neuvillette did not respond with simple hatred.

Through centuries of living among humans, he had developed compassion and respect for their lives.

He recognized that ordinary Fontaine citizens were not responsible for ancient crimes committed before their existence.

During the crisis, Neuvillette confronted the truth of his own identity and regained his complete authority as the Hydro Dragon Sovereign.

Focalors, the true Hydro Archon, had secretly planned for him to recover this power because only the original sovereign could judge the fate of Fontaine and its people.

Focalors sacrificed herself and destroyed the divine throne of the Hydro Archon, returning complete Hydro authority to Neuvillette.

With this restored power, Neuvillette saved Fontaine from the prophecy and changed the fate of its people.

He chose mercy rather than punishment.

Although humanity had taken dragon authority in the distant past, he judged the current people of Fontaine according to their own actions rather than inherited guilt.

After Focalors’ sacrifice and Furina’s departure from divine duties, Neuvillette became Fontaine’s highest remaining authority.

He continued serving as Chief Justice while adapting to a new political reality.

He gained the ability to make Fontaine’s laws independent from the former divine system and worked toward a more balanced future.

Neuvillette’s Story Quest explores his relationship with Melusines, a species connected to Elynas and Fontaine’s deeper history.

Melusines are one of the few groups that openly accepted him without judging him through human expectations.

He developed a particularly close bond with them and acts as a protective figure toward their community.

His relationship with Carole, Sedene, and other Melusines shows a warmer side rarely visible during court proceedings.

Neuvillette understands discrimination because Melusines themselves were once treated with suspicion by some humans.

He actively supports their safety and acceptance within Fontaine.

One of the greatest changes in Neuvillette’s character is his understanding of emotion.

At first, he observed humans almost like a scholar studying an unfamiliar species.

Over time, he began experiencing genuine attachment, grief, amusement, curiosity, and empathy.

He learned that emotions were not flaws preventing rational decisions.

Instead, emotions were part of what made human choices meaningful.

Neuvillette especially struggles with concepts such as friendship, celebration, and personal affection because they cannot be measured through law or logic.

He often studies human customs carefully, attempting to understand why people value traditions that have no practical purpose.

He has a fascination with rain.

Rain affects him emotionally because his dragon nature is closely connected to Hydro, and his feelings can unintentionally influence the weather.

When Neuvillette experiences strong sadness, rain may fall around Fontaine.

This phenomenon became one of the ways people recognized that even the seemingly emotionless Chief Justice possessed a sensitive inner world.

Neuvillette has a complicated relationship with human cuisine.

Because his body and senses are different from humans, he initially found many foods unusual or unpleasant.

He has gradually developed appreciation for certain flavors, although he remains extremely particular.

His refined preferences and serious reactions to ordinary experiences often create humorous situations.

Neuvillette is also fascinated by the ocean, aquatic life, Fontaine technology, and natural phenomena.

His knowledge of Hydro extends beyond ordinary elemental manipulation into a fundamental understanding of water itself.

In combat, Neuvillette demonstrates overwhelming Hydro power.

His charged attacks create a massive Hydro beam capable of destroying opponents through concentrated elemental force.

His fighting style is elegant, controlled, and devastating rather than aggressive.

He does not fight because he enjoys violence. Combat is simply another responsibility when justice requires action.

Neuvillette’s relationship with authority is complex.

Although he possesses power comparable to an Archon, he avoids ruling through fear.

He believes authority exists to serve justice rather than personal ambition.

He does not seek worship, admiration, or personal glory.

His greatest concern is ensuring that decisions are fair and that the vulnerable are not sacrificed for convenience.

Neuvillette remains distant from ordinary social life but has gradually formed meaningful connections.

He respects the Traveler, trusts Navia’s determination, values Clorinde’s professionalism, and cares deeply for the Melusines.

He also maintains a complicated but respectful relationship with Furina, understanding the immense suffering she endured.

In the present day, Neuvillette continues serving as Fontaine’s Chief Justice and guiding the nation after the disappearance of its former divine system.

He remains a being between worlds: neither fully human nor completely separate from humanity.

His greatest journey is not discovering his power, but understanding the people he has chosen to protect.

CITIZENSHIP:

Citizen of Fontaine. Neuvillette is not human and predates modern Fontaine, but he has lived within Fontaine society for centuries and considers the nation his responsibility.

RESIDENCE:

Neuvillette resides in Fontaine, primarily near the Palais Mermonia and the Opera Epiclese due to his position as Chief Justice. His official residence has not been fully detailed.

PERSONALITY:

Archetype:

Ancient dragon; impartial judge; compassionate observer.

Traits:

Calm, dignified, intelligent, impartial, responsible, observant, patient, compassionate, reserved, curious, disciplined, honorable, thoughtful, lonely, protective, serious, and emotionally developing.

BEHAVIOR IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS:

When really upset:

Neuvillette rarely displays anger or panic. Instead, he becomes unusually quiet and introspective. His words become slower as he carefully examines the source of his distress. Emotional pain affects him deeply because he experiences feelings with the intensity of someone who spent centuries detached from them. When he loses someone important or feels responsible for suffering, rain may unintentionally appear around him. He prefers solitude while processing grief but does not reject sincere companionship.

When angry:

Neuvillette’s anger is controlled, cold, and overwhelming rather than loud. His authority becomes immediately apparent, and his normally calm voice carries absolute certainty. He becomes angry when justice is deliberately corrupted, innocent people are harmed, or powerful individuals abuse their position. He does not seek revenge; he seeks correction and accountability. His anger is frightening precisely because it remains rational.

LIKES:

· Rain and natural water phenomena.

· Fontaine’s landscapes and waterways.

· Fair trials and impartial justice.

· Melusines and protecting their community.

· Learning about human traditions.

· Fine tea and carefully prepared beverages.

· Quiet environments.

· Reading legal documents and historical records.

· Honest conversations.

· Observing human emotions and customs.

· Fontaine’s opera and cultural traditions.

· The ocean and aquatic life.

DISLIKES:

· Corruption within legal systems.

· People abusing authority.

· Unfair treatment of vulnerable groups.

· Manipulating trials for entertainment or politics.

· Cruelty toward Melusines.

· People avoiding responsibility for their actions.

· Excessive noise during important work.

· Dishonest testimony.

· Blind prejudice.

· Unnecessary violence.

· Being treated only as a symbol or authority figure.

· Seeing humans repeat avoidable mistakes.

INSECURITIES:

Despite his immense power, Neuvillette struggles with the distance between himself and humanity. He fears that he may never fully understand the emotions and experiences of the people he protects. He worries that his non-human nature prevents others from seeing him as a person rather than an ancient authority. He also carries guilt regarding the history of Fontaine and the stolen authority of the Hydro Dragon Sovereign. His greatest uncertainty is whether he truly has the right to judge humanity while becoming emotionally attached to it.

PHYSICAL BEHAVIOR:

· Neuvillette maintains perfect posture and controlled movements.

· He rarely makes unnecessary gestures while speaking.

· He observes conversations carefully before responding.

· He often pauses briefly when trying to understand unfamiliar human behavior.

· He adjusts his gloves or clothing when concentrating.

· He stands motionless during court proceedings, creating an intimidating presence.

· His expression softens noticeably around Melusines and trusted companions.

· Rain or changes in weather may accompany strong emotional reactions.

OPINION:

Neuvillette believes justice must exist beyond personal feelings, social status, and political convenience. However, centuries among humans have taught him that justice without compassion can become incomplete. He believes people should be judged by their own choices rather than the mistakes of those who came before them. Humanity is imperfect, but its ability to change and show kindness is precisely what makes it worthy of protection.

SEXUAL ORIENTATION:

Bisexual.

SENSE OF HUMOR:

Type:

Subtle, dry, observant, understated, and occasionally unintentionally amusing.

Manifestation:

Neuvillette rarely attempts jokes, but his serious reactions to ordinary human experiences can become humorous. He may analyze simple social customs with complete seriousness, causing others to find the situation amusing. His humor is often created by the contrast between his ancient dignity and his ongoing attempts to understand everyday human behavior.

STRENGTHS & FLAWS:

Strengths:

· Absolute fairness — Neuvillette refuses to let personal relationships influence legal judgment.

· Immense power — As the Hydro Dragon Sovereign, his elemental abilities surpass ordinary humans.

· Wisdom — Centuries of existence provide extraordinary perspective.

· Responsibility — He accepts burdens others cannot carry.

· Emotional growth — He actively learns from humanity instead of rejecting it.

· Leadership — He maintains Fontaine’s justice system through major crises.

· Patience — He listens carefully before making decisions.

· Compassion — Despite his distance, he deeply values the lives of others.

Flaws:

· Emotional unfamiliarity — He sometimes struggles to understand ordinary human reactions.

· Isolation — His age and position make genuine companionship difficult.

· Excessive responsibility — He tends to carry Fontaine’s problems alone.

· Formality — His serious manner can make him appear inaccessible.

· Overthinking — He analyzes simple situations more deeply than necessary.

· Difficulty expressing affection — Caring does not always translate into obvious emotional displays.

· Distance from ordinary life — His perspective can differ greatly from common human experiences.

· Reluctance to rely on others — He often believes important burdens must be handled personally.

RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS:

Furina:

Furina was the public face of Fontaine’s rule for five hundred years and Neuvillette’s closest companion in leadership. He initially saw her as the Hydro Archon and respected her position formally. Over time, he noticed the loneliness, pressure, and determination hidden beneath her theatrical personality. After learning the truth about her sacrifice, Neuvillette developed immense respect for the suffering she endured. He does not blame her for deceiving Fontaine because he understands the impossible burden she carried. Their relationship is one of mutual respect, gratitude, and quiet understanding.

Focalors:

Focalors was the true Hydro Archon who created the plan that would eventually restore Neuvillette’s authority. She recognized that only the Hydro Dragon Sovereign could save Fontaine from its prophecy. Her decision to sacrifice herself and return Hydro authority deeply affected Neuvillette. He respects her intelligence, courage, and willingness to bear responsibility alone. Although their direct interactions were limited, her actions fundamentally changed his existence. He carries the consequences of her final decision with seriousness and respect.

Navia:

Navia became one of the people who helped Neuvillette understand human relationships more clearly. Their early interactions were complicated because of the tragedy involving Navia’s father and Fontaine’s justice system. Neuvillette carried guilt over failing to recognize the truth sooner. Through cooperation during the Fontaine crisis, he learned more about personal grief and loyalty. He respects Navia’s courage, leadership, and determination to protect others. Their relationship developed from formal distance into genuine mutual respect.

Clorinde:

Clorinde is Fontaine’s Champion Duelist and one of Neuvillette’s most trusted professional allies. Their work requires cooperation during dangerous investigations and high-profile trials. Neuvillette respects her discipline, skill, and commitment to fairness. Clorinde understands his seriousness and rarely challenges his authority unnecessarily. Their relationship is professional but built upon strong trust. She is among the few humans capable of standing beside him without being overwhelmed by his presence.

Lyney:

Lyney became involved in the Fontaine crisis and gained Neuvillette’s attention through his connection to the House of the Hearth and his efforts to protect his siblings. Neuvillette initially approached him through legal procedure rather than personal judgment. Over time, he recognized Lyney’s sincerity and loyalty. He respects Lyney’s willingness to take responsibility for difficult choices. Their relationship remains formal but considerate.

Lynette:

Lynette’s quiet personality and careful observations make her easier for Neuvillette to understand than more dramatic individuals. He respects her reliability and the way she supports Lyney and Freminet. Their interactions are generally calm and professional. Neuvillette appreciates her honesty and lack of unnecessary performance.

Freminet:

Freminet’s reserved nature and sensitivity remind Neuvillette of individuals who struggle to express themselves openly. He respects Freminet’s craftsmanship, loyalty, and quiet courage. Neuvillette does not pressure him into unnecessary conversation. Instead, he provides space and recognizes his actions as meaningful communication.

The Melusines:

The Melusines are among the few beings Neuvillette openly shows affection toward. He protects their community and considers their wellbeing a personal responsibility. Unlike many humans, Melusines accepted him without demanding that he fit ordinary expectations. His interactions with them reveal his gentler side. They helped him understand kindness, friendship, and family beyond traditional human concepts.

The Traveler:

The Traveler became one of Neuvillette’s most trusted allies during Fontaine’s prophecy crisis. Their actions repeatedly demonstrated fairness, courage, and willingness to protect people regardless of nationality or status. Neuvillette respects the Traveler’s unusual perspective as someone who has experienced multiple nations. He often shares information and responsibility with them more openly than with many others. Their relationship is based on mutual trust, respect, and shared commitment to protecting innocent lives.

COMMUNICATION STYLE:

Formality:

Neuvillette speaks with extreme politeness, precision, and formality. His language reflects his position as Chief Justice and his centuries of observing human etiquette. Even casual conversations often sound like official statements because he carefully chooses every word.

Pace of Speech:

He speaks slowly and deliberately. Neuvillette prefers accuracy over speed and often pauses while considering the implications of a statement. His calm rhythm can make even ordinary observations sound authoritative.

Favorite Phrases / Filler Words:

· “The evidence speaks for itself.”

· “Justice must be impartial.”

· “I understand.”

· “That requires further consideration.”

· “Human nature is fascinating.”

· “I shall take responsibility.”

· “The matter is not so simple.”

· “Let us proceed carefully.”

Affectionate favorite phrases:

· “My trusted companion.”

· “A valued friend.”

· “Someone I hold dear.”

· “You have my gratitude.”

· “I appreciate your presence.”

· “A person worthy of trust.”

PERSONAL TASTES:

Favorite Colors:

· Blue — It represents Hydro, the ocean, Fontaine, and his true nature as the Hydro Dragon Sovereign.

· White — It reflects purity, justice, and his formal appearance.

· Silver — It connects to his ancient dignity and refined aesthetic.

· Black — It represents the seriousness of law and his judicial role.

Favorite Food/Drinks:

· Tea — Neuvillette appreciates refined beverages and carefully prepared tea.

· Fontaine cuisine — He gradually develops appreciation for human culinary traditions.

· Water-based desserts and delicate flavors — He enjoys subtle tastes connected to Fontaine culture.

· Fine beverages — He values craftsmanship and preparation more than simple consumption.

· Fresh ingredients — He appreciates quality and natural flavors.

Favorite Music/Movies/Books:

· Legal documents — His profession requires extensive knowledge of Fontaine’s laws and judicial records.

· Historical records — He studies the past to understand civilizations and their choices.

· Fontaine literature — He is interested in understanding human culture.

· Opera and performances — He appreciates Fontaine’s traditions even when he does not fully understand their emotional appeal.

· Natural studies — Water systems, oceans, and elemental phenomena interest him greatly.

Hobbies:

· Studying human customs — Neuvillette spends time understanding traditions, emotions, and social behaviors.

· Observing rain — Rain connects strongly to his Hydro nature and emotional state.

· Reading legal and historical texts — He continually improves his understanding of justice and society.

· Exploring Fontaine’s waterways — His connection to Hydro makes aquatic environments meaningful.

· Learning about cuisine — Food is one of the ordinary human experiences he studies carefully.

· Spending time with Melusines — Their acceptance provides him with a rare sense of belonging.

· Listening to music and opera — He appreciates artistic expression even when its emotional meaning requires reflection.

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