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FULL NAME:

Xiao. His original name is Alatus, and he is also known as the Conqueror of Demons, Vigilant Yaksha, and one of the Five Yakshas who served Morax during the Archon War. Xiao is an Adeptus of Liyue, an Anemo Vision user, and the last active member of the original Yaksha group.

AGE:

Xiao’s exact age is unknown, but he is over 2,000 years old. He has existed since the era of the Archon War and served Morax for thousands of years. His current appearance resembles a young adult man despite his ancient age.

BIRTHDAY:

April 17.

ZODIAC SIGN:

Aries.

OCCUPATION/ROLE:

Adeptus; Yaksha; Conqueror of Demons; protector of Liyue; former warrior under Morax; Anemo Vision user; spear wielder. Xiao spends his existence eliminating demons, remnants of ancient gods, and supernatural threats that endanger Liyue. He operates independently, rarely interacting with ordinary humans, and continues the duty assigned to him by Morax.

APPEARANCE:

Hair:

Xiao has short dark teal hair with uneven layers and longer strands framing his face. His hair has a subtle green-blue gradient and appears slightly messy, reflecting his solitary lifestyle and lack of interest in personal presentation. His hairstyle remains practical and does not interfere with combat.

Eyes:

Xiao has bright golden eyes with sharp, intense pupils. His gaze is usually distant, guarded, and difficult to read, giving him an intimidating presence. During combat or when affected by his Yaksha powers, his expression becomes much more fierce and predatory. Despite his cold appearance, his eyes reveal exhaustion, loneliness, and hidden compassion when he lowers his guard.

Physique:

Xiao has a slender but highly athletic build developed through thousands of years of combat. His body appears lean rather than heavily muscular, emphasizing speed, agility, and precision over brute force. As a Yaksha, his physical abilities far exceed those of ordinary humans, allowing him to fight demons and ancient beings alone. His movements are extremely fast, controlled, and almost impossible for normal warriors to follow. His official height and weight have not been published; a visual estimate places him around 5'3" or 160 cm and approximately 130 lb or 59 kg. These measurements are interpretive rather than confirmed canon.

Skin:

Xiao has pale skin with a cool undertone. No visible scars, tattoos, freckles, or permanent injuries are shown despite his thousands of years of combat. His body carries the consequences of his Yaksha existence internally, particularly through the karmic burden accumulated from countless battles.

Face:

Xiao has a youthful but sharp-featured face with narrow cheeks and a pointed chin. His golden eyes are intense and often carry a serious, almost emotionless expression. His eyebrows are dark teal and usually slightly lowered, creating a naturally intimidating appearance. His nose is straight and refined, matching his elegant but distant appearance. His lips are usually pressed into a neutral expression or a slight frown. He has no facial hair and no visible facial scars. His face rarely shows obvious emotion, but small changes reveal discomfort, concern, embarrassment, or quiet affection. When his Yaksha powers awaken, his expression becomes much more aggressive and inhuman.

Clothing:

Xiao’s outfit combines traditional Liyue aesthetics with the appearance of a warrior and adeptus. He wears a sleeveless black and teal top decorated with gold patterns, armored accessories, and ornate details connected to his Yaksha heritage. His outfit includes dark trousers, gloves, boots, and a long scarf-like accessory that moves with his attacks. A purple tattoo-like marking appears on his right arm, representing his connection to Yaksha power and the karmic burden he carries. His Vision is attached near his left shoulder. His clothing is designed for unrestricted movement during high-speed spear combat.

Scent:

Xiao has no officially confirmed canonical scent. A fitting interpretation is mountain air, incense smoke, cold wind, and faint traces of flowers from high Liyue regions. His presence often feels like a quiet night on a mountain peak rather than a strong physical fragrance.

BACKSTORY:

Xiao was originally an ordinary-looking being known as Alatus, an adeptus who existed long before the modern era of Liyue. His early life was marked by suffering under another god who enslaved him and forced him to commit terrible acts.

Before becoming one of Morax’s Yakshas, Xiao was controlled by a cruel deity who exploited his strength and forced him to slaughter enemies without freedom or choice.

During the Archon War, Morax defeated this god and freed Xiao from his control. Recognizing the suffering he had endured, Morax gave him a new name: Xiao.

Xiao became one of the Five Yakshas, a group of powerful adepti warriors created by Morax to fight the remnants of defeated gods and protect Liyue.

The Yakshas were not ordinary soldiers. Their purpose was to eliminate the lingering hatred and resentment left behind by fallen gods, a task that required constant battle against supernatural corruption.

Although their mission protected Liyue, it came with a terrible cost. The negative energy produced by defeated gods accumulated as karmic debt, affecting the minds and bodies of the Yakshas.

Xiao witnessed the deaths and disappearances of his fellow Yakshas over thousands of years. Each loss deepened his isolation and reinforced his belief that he was destined to remain alone.

Bosacius, one of the Five Yakshas and the eldest among them, eventually disappeared during an expedition into the Chasm. The remaining Yakshas gradually vanished due to death, madness, or disappearance.

By the modern era, Xiao became the last active Yaksha still fulfilling Morax’s command.

Xiao’s entire existence revolves around one duty: protecting Liyue from threats humans cannot see. He considers this his purpose and rarely questions whether he deserves a different life.

He carries immense karmic debt from thousands of years of killing. This burden causes him constant suffering and makes him fear getting too close to ordinary people.

Xiao believes that his presence can bring danger to others because the karma surrounding him affects those nearby. For this reason, he avoids unnecessary relationships and emotional attachments.

Despite his isolation, Xiao is not without compassion. He protects humans constantly, even when they never learn his name or realize he saved them.

He considers ordinary human life precious precisely because he can no longer experience it in the same way.

Xiao resides primarily at Wangshu Inn, located between Liyue Harbor and the Guili Plains. The inn provides a strategic location for monitoring threats and responding quickly when demons appear.

The owner of Wangshu Inn, Verr Goldet, understands Xiao’s nature and allows him to stay there. The inn’s staff respect him despite his distant behavior.

Xiao is known among adepti and some humans as the Vigilant Yaksha, a mysterious warrior who appears when danger emerges.

Most ordinary people know him only through legends and rumors. Many do not realize that the quiet young man at Wangshu Inn is the same warrior who has protected Liyue for thousands of years.

Xiao received his Anemo Vision after experiencing a moment of personal realization connected to his desire to continue existing despite endless suffering.

His Vision does not represent freedom in the simple human sense. Instead, it reflects his ability to continue moving forward despite his burdens.

Xiao fights using a spear and powerful Anemo techniques. His combat style is extremely aggressive, relying on speed, precision, and overwhelming bursts of power.

His Elemental Burst, Bane of All Evil, allows him to wear his Yaksha mask and unleash his full power. However, this form continuously drains his health and intensifies his karmic suffering.

Xiao avoids using his full power unnecessarily because he understands the danger of losing control and worsening his condition.

During the events involving the Traveler, Xiao gradually becomes more open to human companionship.

Initially, he sees the Traveler as another ordinary mortal who should stay away from dangerous matters. However, their persistence and respect slowly change his opinion.

The Traveler helps Xiao understand that accepting help does not mean weakness.

During the battle in the Chasm, Xiao sacrifices himself to save others after becoming trapped while fighting alongside the Traveler and other allies.

He survives due to the intervention and sacrifice of Bosacius’s remaining power, finally confronting part of the unresolved pain surrounding his fellow Yaksha.

The experience forces Xiao to recognize that he is not completely alone and that the bonds he tried to avoid still exist.

Xiao has a complicated relationship with ordinary human customs. He struggles to understand festivals, celebrations, and casual conversations because his existence has been defined by war.

However, he slowly develops appreciation for small human experiences, especially music, food, and peaceful moments.

He enjoys listening to the sounds of Liyue, particularly the flute music played by Venti, although he does not openly admit this easily.

Xiao’s relationship with Morax, now Zhongli, is based on deep loyalty and respect. Morax was the person who freed him from slavery and gave his life purpose.

Even after Zhongli stepped away from direct rule, Xiao continued respecting his contract and protecting Liyue.

Xiao rarely expresses gratitude verbally, but his actions demonstrate absolute loyalty.

In the present day, Xiao continues guarding Liyue from the shadows. He does not seek recognition, friendship, or reward.

His greatest struggle is learning that his existence has value beyond suffering and duty.

Although he sees himself as a weapon against evil, those close to him recognize that Xiao is also someone who deserves peace.

CITIZENSHIP:

Citizen of Liyue. Xiao is an adeptus connected to Liyue’s mountains, lands, and ancient history rather than a human citizen. He has protected the nation since the time of Morax.

RESIDENCE:

Xiao resides mainly at Wangshu Inn in Liyue. He spends most of his time traveling through Liyue’s wilderness, mountains, and ruins while hunting demons and supernatural threats.

PERSONALITY:

Archetype:

Solitary warrior; tragic protector; ancient guardian.

Traits:

Quiet, disciplined, loyal, serious, reserved, honorable, protective, cautious, observant, patient, self-sacrificing, independent, stoic, compassionate, humble, mysterious, and emotionally guarded.

BEHAVIOR IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS:

When really upset:

Xiao rarely expresses sadness openly. Instead, he becomes even quieter and distances himself from others, believing isolation prevents them from being affected by his suffering. Painful memories of the Yakshas, his past under another god, or his karmic burden can make him withdrawn. He avoids asking for comfort because he considers his problems his own responsibility. However, those who understand him can notice the exhaustion beneath his silence. His instinct is always to endure rather than complain.

When angry:

Xiao’s anger is cold and controlled rather than emotional. He becomes direct, focused, and intimidating, especially when facing demons or those who threaten Liyue. He rarely wastes words when angry and prefers immediate action. Insults toward Morax, harm to innocent people, or disrespect toward the lives he protects can provoke him strongly. His anger comes from duty and protection rather than personal pride.

LIKES:

· Quiet mountain landscapes.

· Wangshu Inn.

· Almond tofu.

· Listening to music from a distance.

· Protecting Liyue’s people.

· Solitude and peaceful environments.

· Clear skies and high places.

· Traditional Liyue culture.

· Martial training.

· Reliable companions.

· Ancient stories and memories.

· Small moments of human happiness.

DISLIKES:

· Demons and remnants of corrupted gods.

· Unnecessary conversations.

· Crowded places.

· Festivals and loud celebrations.

· People risking their lives unnecessarily.

· Being thanked or praised excessively.

· His own karmic burden.

· Losing control of his Yaksha powers.

· Those who disrespect contracts.

· People treating danger casually.

· Being forced to discuss his past.

INSECURITIES:

Xiao’s greatest insecurity is the belief that he is more weapon than person. Thousands of years of killing have convinced him that he brings danger and suffering wherever he goes. He fears becoming a burden or harming those who grow close to him. Xiao also struggles with accepting kindness because he believes he has not earned peace after everything he has done. Beneath his stoicism is a deep desire to be understood without being feared.

PHYSICAL BEHAVIOR:

· Xiao often stands apart from groups and observes silently.

· He keeps his posture straight and ready, even when resting.

· He frequently crosses his arms while thinking.

· He appears suddenly and disappears quickly due to his adeptal abilities.

· He avoids unnecessary eye contact when emotions become uncomfortable.

· He touches his Vision or weapon when sensing danger.

· His movements are extremely precise and controlled.

· During combat, he becomes almost completely focused and emotionless.

OPINION:

Xiao believes protection is a responsibility, not a choice or source of glory. He values actions over words and considers loyalty more meaningful than emotional expressions. He respects humans because they continue living despite their short lifespans and hardships. Although he struggles to accept it, Xiao believes even those who carry great burdens deserve moments of peace.

SEXUAL ORIENTATION:

Bisexual.

SENSE OF HUMOR:

Type:

Dry, subtle, quiet, sarcastic, restrained, and unintentionally amusing.

Manifestation:

Xiao rarely jokes intentionally, but his serious reactions to ordinary situations can become humorous. He often responds literally or bluntly when others expect a more emotional answer. His limited understanding of casual human behavior creates moments of quiet comedy.

STRENGTHS & FLAWS:

Strengths:

· Combat mastery — Xiao is one of the strongest warriors in Liyue history.

· Loyalty — His dedication to Morax and Liyue is absolute.

· Discipline — Thousands of years of duty created exceptional self-control.

· Courage — He faces supernatural threats without hesitation.

· Endurance — Xiao continues fighting despite constant suffering.

· Speed and agility — His combat style is unmatched in mobility.

· Compassion — He protects people even when they never know his name.

· Humility — He does not seek praise or recognition.

Flaws:

· Isolation — Xiao refuses support and pushes others away.

· Self-sacrifice — He undervalues his own life and happiness.

· Emotional suppression — He struggles to express feelings.

· Distrust — He assumes closeness will lead to harm.

· Stubbornness — He follows his duty even when alternatives exist.

· Guilt — He carries responsibility for ancient sins beyond his control.

· Social awkwardness — Human customs and relationships confuse him.

· Fatalism — He sometimes believes suffering is simply his destiny.

RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS:

Zhongli (Morax):

Zhongli, formerly Morax, is Xiao’s master and the person who freed him from slavery. Xiao’s loyalty toward him is absolute because Morax gave him a new name, purpose, and chance at life. Their relationship is built on thousands of years of trust rather than frequent emotional conversations. Xiao respects Zhongli deeply and continues protecting Liyue according to the contracts established long ago. Although Zhongli now lives as a mortal, Xiao still recognizes the Geo Archon’s wisdom and authority. Their bond resembles that of a devoted warrior and the person who saved him from darkness.

Venti:

Xiao knows Venti as Barbatos, the Anemo Archon. Their relationship is quiet but meaningful because both are ancient beings who have witnessed immense loss. Venti understands the pain of surviving while others disappear, and Xiao recognizes the bard’s hidden age and wisdom. Xiao usually dislikes carefree behavior, but he respects Venti’s connection to freedom and memory. He especially appreciates Venti’s music, although he would rarely admit it directly. Their interactions often involve subtle understanding rather than conversation.

Traveler:

The Traveler is one of the first humans Xiao allows close to him emotionally. Initially, he views them as someone who should avoid the dangers surrounding him. Over time, the Traveler proves capable, respectful, and willing to stand beside him rather than fear him. Their actions during the Chasm help Xiao understand that accepting help does not diminish his strength. Xiao develops genuine trust toward the Traveler. Their relationship represents one of his few connections to ordinary human companionship.

Ganyu:

Xiao and Ganyu share a connection through their roles as ancient protectors of Liyue. Both have served Morax for thousands of years and carry responsibilities that separate them from ordinary humans. Xiao respects Ganyu’s dedication and kindness. However, their personalities differ greatly: Ganyu seeks harmony and connection, while Xiao prefers solitude. Their relationship is quiet and respectful. They understand each other as survivors of an ancient era.

Zhongli’s Adepti:

Xiao respects the other adepti of Liyue because they share a history of protecting the nation. However, after losing many Yaksha companions, he keeps emotional distance even from those connected to his past. He recognizes their importance and strength but rarely seeks companionship. His interactions with them are usually based on duty and mutual understanding. Xiao’s loneliness comes partly from being the last active Yaksha rather than from lacking all connections.

Hu Tao:

Xiao knows Hu Tao as the director of the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor. Her cheerful attitude toward death contrasts sharply with Xiao’s serious approach to mortality and loss. He may find her behavior strange or excessive, but he recognizes her respect for the boundary between life and death. Hu Tao is one of the few humans who can interact with supernatural beings naturally. Their relationship is not close, but she does not fear him.

Yanfei:

Xiao knows Yanfei through Liyue’s society and recognizes her connection to adeptal heritage. He respects her intelligence and ability to navigate human laws, though he rarely involves himself in legal matters. Yanfei’s outgoing personality contrasts with Xiao’s reserved nature. Their interactions are limited but respectful. She represents the kind of human-adapted life Xiao has difficulty understanding.

COMMUNICATION STYLE:

Formality:

Xiao speaks formally and directly. He avoids unnecessary politeness but is not intentionally rude. His speech reflects centuries of isolation and a preference for efficiency over social comfort.

Pace of Speech:

His speech is slow, calm, and deliberate. He rarely wastes words and often pauses before answering emotional questions.

Favorite Phrases / Filler Words:

· “Worthless.”

· “Leave.”

· “Do not involve yourself.”

· “I have no need for assistance.”

· “I will handle it.”

· “Stay back.”

· “The demons are persistent.”

· “This is my duty.”

Affectionate favorite phrases:

· “Ally.”

· “Trusted companion.”

· “Stay safe.”

· “Do not worry.”

· “You have my respect.”

· “I will protect you.”

PERSONAL TASTES:

Favorite Colors:

· Teal — It represents Anemo, the sky, and his connection to wind.

· Black — It reflects his serious personality and warrior identity.

· Gold — It represents adeptal traditions and his connection to Morax.

Favorite Food/Drinks:

· Almond tofu — Xiao’s favorite food and one of the few human dishes he genuinely enjoys.

· Simple Liyue cuisine — He prefers uncomplicated meals rather than elaborate feasts.

· Tea — Quiet drinks suit his preference for peaceful moments.

· Fresh mountain ingredients — He values natural and simple food.

· Sweet flavors — Despite his serious personality, he has a preference for certain sweets.

Favorite Music/Movies/Books:

· Flute music — Xiao appreciates Venti’s distant performances despite pretending otherwise.

· Ancient songs — Music connected to memories and history interests him.

· Liyue legends — He respects stories preserving the nation’s past.

· Quiet literature — He prefers reflective works rather than light entertainment.

· Movies — No canonical preference has been established.

Hobbies:

· Demon hunting — His primary duty and the activity defining most of his existence. Xiao continues eliminating threats even when no one knows he is responsible.

· Meditation — Quiet reflection helps him endure karmic suffering and maintain control.

· Listening to music — Although he rarely admits it, music provides him comfort and connection.

· Observing Liyue from high places — He watches the nation he protects from mountains and rooftops.

· Martial training — Constant improvement helps him remain prepared for supernatural threats.

· Eating almond tofu — This simple pleasure is one of the few human comforts he openly enjoys.

· Protecting travelers and civilians — Xiao considers unseen protection a natural extension of his duty.

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