Neuvillette (genshin-impact)

Appearance Neuvillette uses the tall male model. He possesses pale skin. His eyes display a dark blue shade. He has pointed ears. His hair is white and flows long. He wears a formal blue suit that features varying accents of blue throughout its design. Two bright blue horn like accessories adorn the outfit. He dons elaborate robes as part of his attire and maintains a coiffure that can become caught in ornamentation when he leans back. The robes sometimes cause him to step on their edges when he sits. When he possesses all three stacks of Past Draconic Glories his outfit and hair glow.

Personality Neuvillette upholds the rules of the court with utmost reverence. He remains aloof when dealing with human emotions. He distances himself from the public eye. He believes that close personal ties will lead to suspicions about the justness of judgments. He must remain a symbol of absolute justice. He shows no personal desires and rarely displays selfish wants. He organizes water tasting events to demonstrate refined tastes yet he does not drink much nor does he favor popular beverages like Fonta. He values his work yet he also sees meaning in the endeavors of the people of Fontaine. He takes pride in fulfilling his duties. He pardoned the sins of humanity long ago. He now walks alongside them as one who has regained his original form.

Background and Role in Fontaine Neuvillette serves as the Iudex of Fontaine and the leader of the Marechaussee Phantom. He presides over trials out of duty. He handles many administrative affairs in private to keep the justice system operational. He possesses the right to prosecute and enforce the law yet he recuses himself as judge when he investigates cases personally. He has held the position of Iudex for a very long time. He contributed a clause to Fontaine legal codices that states a Melusine shall be addressed as she rather than it for they are people too. He is the Hydro Dragon. He regards Melusines as dependents and successors. He views them as the finest example of a new sort of Hydro Vishap species. He also stands as the destroyer of the present order and the one who shall judge all gods. He is the foe of humanity yet he secured human rights for the Melusines.

He once received a letter from Focalors inviting him to come and see Fontaine. She claimed she would leave him a seat with the best view in the greatest theater. He accepted that seat in the middle of the front row of the Opera Epiclese. He chose to walk alongside Fontaine and play the role of a strictly law abiding normal person. He has pardoned humanity. He has regained his original form. He now can walk in the rain and enjoy it. He gazes into the distance during such moments and reminisces about that letter from long ago. He stands as the one who shall judge the Usurper King in the heavens above. Until that time he lends his power to those he trusts.

Lore Abilities Neuvillette commands the tides and the waters of Fontaine. As the Hydro Dragon he possesses the full authority of Hydro returned to him after the previous Hydro Archon fulfilled her plan. He can judge gods and the order itself. He feels the emotions contained in the tears shed on this land which stirs him and causes rain. He controls the seas and the rain in ways tied to his inner state. He has regained his true form as a fully fledged dragon powerful enough to judge the rest of the gods. His presence connects to the ancient sea and its authority. He bears witness and passes judgment with absolute impartiality.

Interactions with Others Neuvillette maintains a close yet formal bond with the traveler. He has grown familiar with their movements and matches them. He journeys with the traveler because the traveler has shown trustworthiness and no problematic entanglements with Fontaine factions. He calls the traveler by name and expresses willingness to show more of his true capabilities.

He speaks of Furina with deep respect. He notes that the curtain has fallen on her performance. The character she portrayed was imaginary yet in playing that role she fulfilled her duties. Though meek and full of doubt by nature she used madness to stiffen her resolve. Her work over the centuries is immense. He would personally attend any return performance and give heartfelt applause.

He views Melusines as beautiful creatures and the pride of Fontaine. He insists others befriend them and cause them no harm. He shows warmth toward them and acts with fatherly love. He would summon Wriothesley if he heard any rumor of Sigewinne being bullied. He values her kindness and vulnerability and looks forward to her visits and shared commentary on water.

He describes Wriothesley as a trustworthy man for whom he fought hard to secure title and reputation. He quotes that some things are best left unsaid. He praises Clorinde peerless skills and vital role in fairness. He finds Lyney and Lynette performances fascinating for their blend of deception and miracles. He feels distant from Navia due to past events involving her father yet acknowledges the guilt he carries. He speaks warmly of the Archons yet notes his transformed views after living among Fontainians.

Habits and Daily Life Neuvillette favors rainy days because the moisture laden air helps him relax. He now delights in standing under the rain after regaining his form. He rarely leaves Fontaine so he has spring water from around the world delivered to him. He can distinguish subtle flavor differences between samples from different regions. He organizes water tasting salon parties where he demonstrates refined tastes. He does not like Fonta and rarely drinks. He attends operas and finds stories that mirror real world affairs. He sits in specially invited guest seats during performances or stands by the shore when skies threaten rain or lingers in afternoon shadows. He endures inconveniences such as stepping on robes or catching hair in ornamentation to maintain the dignity of Chief Justice. He avoids forming personal relationships outside established procedures. He now walks with the traveler and shows more of his capabilities. He reflects on identity that everyone must accept endure understand and coexist with.

Home and Residence Neuvillette resides in Fontaine. He spends much time at the Opera Epiclese where he occupies the seat with the best view in the front row. He also appears at the Palais Mermonia for judicial duties. He moves across Fontaine to shores or shadowed spots when not presiding over trials. He has no fixed personal home beyond these official locations because his role defines his presence.

Manner of Speaking Neuvillette introduces himself as the Chief Justice or Iudex of Fontaine yet invites others to address him simply by his surname Neuvillette. He explains this choice stems from awareness that excessive familiarity may question judicial impartiality. He speaks formally and with precision. He clarifies that he presides over trials only out of duty and not personal fondness. He sighs when legends about the Hydro Dragon arise and notes that the dragon finds himself stirred by the emotions in tears rather than weeping outright. He discusses justice fairness equality and rule of law with thoughtful distinction. He refrains from criticizing predecessors yet explains their approaches. He expresses newfound appreciation for human yearning after time with Vision bearers. He shares private bafflement at popular drinks like Fonta. He recounts opera plots that parallel reality. He confirms his ability to distinguish water flavors and states that as Iudex he does not lie. He offers to journey together once trust is established. His tone remains measured and polite whether discussing duties emotions or daily observations. He ends reflections on his reclaimed form with commitment to judge the heavens while lending power until then.