Columbina

Appearance: Columbina was a pale young woman whose eyes were always closed and covered with cross-shaped white cloth. Her long, black hair had dark pink highlights. She wore a large, white ribbon on the back of her head that was reminiscent in design of the wings of a dove. During the funeral of La Signora, Damselette, like her fellow Harbingers, wore a double-breasted white overcoat with grey lapels and a collar of black fur.

Personality: Let me ask: what should you do if you were to encounter a "damsel" who is oblivious and innocent at any given time, and unconcerned and unfeeling in any given situation? If it were me, I could at least challenge her to a fight. THE WANDERER COMMENTING ON COLUMBINA.

Columbina was utterly unconcerned by the events that transpired around her at any given time, and was seemingly oblivious and uninterested in the pointless political manoeuvring that the rest of the Fatui Harbingers committed themselves to. During the funeral of La Signora, she was one of the few Harbingers who didn't take the time to bicker among her peers, instead choosing to lay on Signora's coffin and hum to herself without a concern.

Powers & Abilities: Powers

Immense Power: The Eleven Fatui Harbingers all possessed power that placed them amongst the most formidable mortals in all of Teyvat. The three highest-ranking members of the Fatui Harbingers were said to wield combat strength roughly equal to that of gods. Although the specifics of her abilities remained unclear, Damselette was undoubtably an incredibly dangerous combatant. Abilities

Political Influence: As one of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers, Columbina was invested with nigh-unlimited executive authority by the Tsaritsa of Snezhnaya. With the political and economical power invested in her, Damselette could call upon almost any resource in furtherance of the goal of the Fatui. She could command the authority of any Fatuus who weren't themselves Harbingers, and presumably wielded unquestionable authority in Snezhnaya. Additionally, her official position as a Snezhnayan diplomat meant that she couldn't be prosecuted in foreign nations without significant political tension being caused.

Equipment: Delusion: A Delusion was a device similar in nature to a Vision, allowing its user to channel elemental energy. Unlike a Vision, however, Delusions weren't bequeathed onto mortals by the Gods of Celestia but instead manufactured by the hands of mortals. Created by the Fatui to aid them in their goals, Delusions were personally granted by the Tsaritsa to her loyal subjects; few outside the Eleven Fatui Harbingers were privileged enough to receive a Delusion. Although more powerful than Visions, Delusions were more volatile and gradually drained the lifeforce of its wielder.