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FULL NAME:

Chlothar Alberich.

He temporarily introduced himself under the false name Eide.

His titles include founder of the Abyss Order and patriarch of the Alberich branch associated with Caribert.

Chlothar was a Khaenri’ahn noble whose personal tragedy became one of the foundations of the modern Abyss Order.

AGE:

Chlothar’s exact age is unknown.

He was an adult noble and father during the Cataclysm five hundred years ago.

As a pure-blooded Khaenri’ahn, he was cursed with immortality.

He lived for at least a century after founding the Abyss Order.

Chlothar eventually discovered an unknown method of escaping the immortality curse and died.

BIRTHDAY:

Unknown.

ZODIAC SIGN:

Unknown.

OCCUPATION/ROLE:

Khaenri’ahn nobleman; former member of the Alberich Clan; father and caretaker; researcher of forbidden medicine; founder and original leader of the Abyss Order.

Before the Cataclysm, Chlothar belonged to the noble Alberich Clan.

After Khaenri’ah’s destruction, his entire existence became centered upon saving his son Caribert.

His encounter with Vedrfolnir convinced him that Abyssal power could resist the laws imposed by the gods.

Chlothar later created the Abyss Order and installed the Traveler’s sibling as its Prince or Princess.

POWER AND ABILITIES:

Chlothar possessed no confirmed Vision, Delusion, Gnosis, or conventional elemental ability.

As a pure-blooded Khaenri’ahn, he was cursed with immortality after the Cataclysm.

Vedrfolnir later granted him Abyssal power.

The power temporarily relieved Chlothar’s physical deterioration and allowed him to contribute to Caribert’s brief restoration of consciousness.

Chlothar possessed knowledge of forbidden medicine, unusual cultivation methods, and old Khaenri’ahn records.

He was capable of gathering ingredients, growing strange mushrooms, preparing ritual medicine, and making offerings connected to the God of Wisdom.

His direct combat abilities remain unknown.

His greatest strength was ideological and organizational.

Chlothar transformed personal despair into a movement capable of surviving for five centuries.

APPEARANCE:

Hair:

Chlothar has short black hair.

It is combed neatly but appears slightly uneven around the forehead.

His hairstyle reflects the remains of noble grooming despite years of isolation and desperation.

Eyes:

Chlothar has bright blue eyes with four-pointed star-shaped pupils characteristic of pure-blooded Khaenri’ahns.

His gaze is intense, restless, and frequently strained by grief or fanaticism.

When discussing Caribert, his eyes soften briefly before becoming fearful again.

When speaking about the Abyss, his expression becomes reverent and unnervingly excited.

Physique:

Chlothar is tall and slender.

His body appears physically weakened by centuries of immortality, exhaustion, poor living conditions, and constant work.

His official height and weight are unknown.

Skin:

Chlothar has pale skin with a sickly or withered appearance.

His immortality preserves life without preserving youth or comfort.

His face and hands show visible age, fatigue, and physical deterioration.

Face:

Chlothar has a long, narrow face with pronounced cheekbones and a tired jaw.

Fine lines and hollowness around his eyes make him appear older than an ordinary healthy man of similar biological age.

His expressions change rapidly between paternal tenderness, fear, suspicion, guilt, triumph, and religious ecstasy.

Chlothar’s smile can appear sincere when Caribert improves and deeply unsettling when he begins speaking of the Sinner.

Clothing:

Chlothar wears a purple, white, black, and gold Khaenri’ahn robe.

A large star-shaped ornament or emblem decorates the chest.

The design resembles clothing later associated with Abyss Lectors.

His garments may reflect his noble status, Khaenri’ahn traditions, or the visual origins of the Abyss Order.

The robe has a high structured collar, layered fabric, pale panels, and dark geometric details.

Despite living in isolation, Chlothar continues wearing clothing connected to the civilization he lost.

Scent:

No canonical scent has been established.

A fitting interpretation would be damp earth, medicinal herbs, strange mushrooms, old fabric, smoke, grave soil, sweat, and the cold metallic trace of Abyssal energy.

BACKSTORY:

Chlothar was born into the Alberich Clan, a noble family of Khaenri’ah.

As a young man, he resented the restrictive and predetermined nature of noble life.

He deliberately sought experiences that violated family expectations and social rules.

Chlothar eventually met a woman whose family came from Mondstadt.

He fell in love with her.

Their relationship produced a son named Caribert outside marriage.

The relationship was considered scandalous.

Chlothar was unable to acknowledge or care for the woman and child openly.

He later described Caribert as an illegitimate son, revealing how deeply the social language of Khaenri’ahn nobility remained embedded in him.

During the Cataclysm, Khaenri’ah was destroyed and its people were cursed.

Chlothar’s pure Khaenri’ahn blood caused him to receive immortality.

Caribert’s mixed ancestry caused him to receive the curse of the wilderness and transform into a hilichurl.

Caribert entered a nearly unresponsive state.

His mother died under unclear circumstances.

Chlothar buried her near the isolated home where he cared for their son.

Chlothar became consumed by guilt.

He regretted failing to protect his family while Khaenri’ah still existed.

After the kingdom’s destruction, he devoted himself entirely to Caribert.

Chlothar encountered the Traveler’s sibling and introduced himself as Eide.

He concealed his true identity because he did not yet know whether the sibling could be trusted.

He persuaded them to help prepare forbidden medicine based upon old Khaenri’ahn records.

The process required unusual mushrooms grown through disturbing conditions and an offering connected to the God of Wisdom.

The first dose failed to restore Caribert.

While preparing another, Chlothar followed a wandering hilichurl toward a hidden sanctuary.

The hilichurl was not Caribert.

Deep within the sanctuary, Chlothar and the sibling encountered a chained crystalline entity.

The being was Vedrfolnir, though neither Chlothar nor the sibling understood his identity at the time.

Chlothar felt compelled to kneel and worship.

Vedrfolnir denied being a god and called himself a Sinner.

He granted Chlothar Abyssal power.

Chlothar experienced immediate relief and interpreted the event as salvation.

After receiving the power, Chlothar and the sibling prepared another dose of medicine.

Caribert regained consciousness.

Chlothar was overwhelmed with joy.

Caribert quickly became horrified by his transformed body.

Chlothar instructed him never to remove his mask.

He attempted to reassure his son through a bedtime story and the promise that his current suffering would not last forever.

Chlothar returned to the sanctuary intending to worship the Sinner.

Vedrfolnir had disappeared.

When Chlothar returned home, Caribert had removed his mask and seen his reflection.

The child fled.

Chlothar and the sibling found him near the edge of a cliff.

Abyssal energy erupted around Caribert and knocked the sibling unconscious.

The exact events that followed remain unclear.

When the sibling awakened, Chlothar had changed.

He revealed that he had recognized their identity as Khaenri’ah’s royal heir.

He addressed them as Prince or Princess.

Chlothar declared that only a Sinner could save another Sinner.

He concluded that the gods had ignored his family while the Abyss had answered him.

According to Chlothar, whoever controlled the Abyss could control everything.

He claimed that Caribert would transcend his tragic fate and become the Loom of Fate.

In reality, Caribert died at eight years old and was used as material for the Loom’s creation.

A fragment of the child’s consciousness remained within the incomplete device.

Chlothar founded the Abyss Order.

The organization grew from his hatred of the gods, devotion to the Abyss, grief for Caribert, and belief that Khaenri’ah’s fate could be rewritten.

He eventually installed the Traveler’s sibling as the Order’s Prince or Princess.

The sibling initially rejected Chlothar’s conclusions.

After traveling through Teyvat with Dainsleif, they came to believe that Chlothar had been correct about the world.

Chlothar led or influenced the Abyss Order for approximately a century.

He eventually went mad and disappeared.

At some unknown point, he discovered a way to break the curse of immortality.

He returned to the grave of Caribert’s mother.

Chlothar died and was buried beside her, though his remains were interred significantly later.

Five hundred years after the Cataclysm, the Traveler and Dainsleif found the two skeletons.

Dainsleif recognized that Chlothar’s death meant he had achieved something considered nearly impossible: escaping the divine curse.

CITIZENSHIP:

Khaenri’ahn.

Chlothar was a pure-blooded member of the Alberich Clan.

RESIDENCE:

Chlothar originally lived within Khaenri’ahn noble society.

After the Cataclysm, he lived in an isolated house in Sumeru while caring for Caribert.

He maintained a field, small work area, and access to the nearby hidden sanctuary.

PERSONALITY:

Archetype:

Grieving father; fallen noble; desperate heretic; charismatic founder.

Traits:

Passionate, rebellious, intelligent, secretive, desperate, paternal, guilty, obsessive, resourceful, emotionally volatile, charismatic, manipulative, fanatical, resentful, loving, self-loathing, and capable of frightening conviction.

Chlothar’s love for Caribert is genuine.

It is also burdened by guilt over failing to acknowledge and protect him before the Cataclysm.

He attempts to compensate by making Caribert’s survival the only purpose of his immortal life.

Chlothar’s rebellion against noble restrictions did not completely free him from their prejudices.

He still referred to Caribert through the language of illegitimacy.

His desperation made him vulnerable to any force that offered visible results.

The gods did not answer him.

Vedrfolnir did.

Chlothar therefore transformed one successful intervention into an entire theology.

BEHAVIOR IN DIFFERENT SITUATIONS:

When really upset:

Chlothar becomes frantic, repetitive, and incapable of remaining still.

He searches records, prepares medicine, checks Caribert’s condition, and insists that another attempt must work.

Grief quickly becomes anger when someone suggests accepting the situation.

He interprets acceptance as abandonment.

When angry:

Chlothar’s anger is loud, emotional, and accusatory.

He directs it toward the gods, Khaenri’ahn society, fate, himself, and anyone who appears insufficiently committed to saving Caribert.

He can shift from pleading to threatening within the same conversation.

His anger becomes religious certainty after encountering Vedrfolnir.

When hopeful:

Chlothar becomes animated and almost youthful.

He speaks rapidly, smiles openly, and immediately begins planning the next step.

Caribert’s temporary awakening produced one of the few moments of unrestrained happiness in his known life.

LIKES:

· Caribert.

· Signs that his son is recovering.

· People willing to help despite the risks.

· Defying noble expectations.

· Knowledge forbidden by gods or institutions.

· Proof that fate can be resisted.

· Remembering the woman he loved.

· The idea of creating a world where Caribert could have lived normally.

DISLIKES:

· The gods and The Seven.

· Khaenri’ahn noble restrictions.

· The classification of Caribert as illegitimate.

· Helplessness.

· The curse of the wilderness.

· Advice to accept Caribert’s fate.

· Being judged for using forbidden methods.

· People who receive divine protection while his family received none.

· The possibility that Caribert’s suffering had no meaning.

INSECURITIES:

Chlothar knows that he failed his family before the Cataclysm.

He loved Caribert and the child’s mother but did not openly stand beside them.

His later devotion may partly represent an attempt to erase that cowardice.

He also fears that Caribert would reject him if he understood the full truth.

Chlothar’s faith in the Abyss depends upon interpreting Caribert’s death as transcendence rather than another failure.

Admitting that the Loom consumed his son would destroy the belief supporting everything he built.

PHYSICAL BEHAVIOR:

· Chlothar points sharply when giving instructions.

· He clasps his hands while pleading for help.

· His posture collapses briefly whenever Caribert’s condition worsens.

· He moves rapidly between ingredients, notes, and the child’s bed.

· Chlothar kneels instinctively before Vedrfolnir.

· His eyes widen and his voice trembles when speaking about salvation.

· He touches Caribert carefully, as though afraid the child may disappear.

· His movements become theatrical and erratic as fanaticism takes hold.

OPINION:

Gods who demand worship but ignore suffering do not deserve loyalty.

A forbidden power that saves one life is more worthy than a divine law that condemns thousands.

Fate is not sacred merely because the world insists it cannot be changed.

Chlothar believes suffering can grant a person the right to reject the system that caused it.

His tragedy is that he eventually extended this logic until any act committed against the world could be justified through Caribert’s pain.

SEXUAL ORIENTATION:

Bisexual.

SENSE OF HUMOR:

Type:

Rebellious, dry, bitter, theatrical, and largely lost after the Cataclysm.

Manifestation:

Younger Chlothar likely enjoyed bending noble rules and provoking relatives who expected obedience.

During his years caring for Caribert, humor became rare.

Occasional bitter remarks appear when he discusses the hypocrisy of gods or nobility.

STRENGTHS & FLAWS:

Strengths:

· Devotion — Chlothar refused to abandon Caribert.

· Resourcefulness — He reconstructed forbidden medicine from damaged records.

· Persistence — Repeated failure did not stop him.

· Charisma — He created an organization that survived for centuries.

· Ideological power — Chlothar transformed grief into a coherent movement.

· Courage — He used forbidden methods when conventional systems offered nothing.

· Emotional intensity — His conviction could inspire people who had lost everything.

Flaws:

· Fanaticism — One apparent miracle became proof that the Abyss deserved worship.

· Obsession — Caribert’s salvation consumed every other concern.

· Manipulation — Chlothar concealed his identity and later shaped the Traveler’s sibling’s role.

· Guilt — His decisions were driven by the need to compensate for earlier failures.

· Emotional instability — Hope and despair produced extreme behavioral shifts.

· Self-deception — He called Caribert’s death transcendence.

· Ideological extremism — Personal tragedy became justification for a war against the world.

· Paternal control — He prevented Caribert from confronting his condition honestly.

RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS:

Caribert:

Caribert was Chlothar’s son and the center of his life after the Cataclysm.

Chlothar loved him deeply but had failed to acknowledge him openly before the kingdom fell.

He devoted his immortal existence to finding a cure.

Chlothar comforted Caribert, told him bedtime stories, and attempted to protect him from seeing his transformed body.

His desperation ultimately allowed Caribert to be consumed by the Loom of Fate.

Caribert’s mother:

Chlothar loved a woman whose family came from Mondstadt.

Their relationship violated the expectations of his noble family.

He could not openly care for her.

She died after the Cataclysm and was buried near the isolated house.

Chlothar later returned and was buried beside her.

The Traveler’s sibling:

Chlothar initially concealed his identity from the sibling.

He recognized them as Khaenri’ah’s royal heir and later addressed them as Prince or Princess.

Chlothar founded the Abyss Order and installed the sibling as its leader.

His ideology strongly influenced the sibling’s later rejection of Dainsleif’s path.

Vedrfolnir:

Vedrfolnir appeared to Chlothar as a chained crystalline Sinner.

He granted Chlothar Abyssal power and produced the first meaningful improvement in Caribert’s condition.

Chlothar worshipped him despite Vedrfolnir’s denial of godhood.

The encounter became the spiritual foundation of the Abyss Order.

Dainsleif:

Dainsleif investigated Chlothar’s history five hundred years later.

He identified Chlothar as the founder of the Abyss Order and recognized that his death proved the immortality curse could be broken.

Chlothar’s organization later became Dainsleif’s primary enemy.

Kaeya:

Kaeya belongs to the Alberich Clan and may descend from Chlothar’s line or a collateral branch.

The exact genealogical connection remains unknown.

Chlothar’s actions nevertheless became part of the family history surrounding Kaeya’s Khaenri’ahn identity.

The Abyss Order:

Chlothar founded the Abyss Order from grief, faith in the Sinner, and hatred toward the gods.

The organization preserved and expanded his belief that Khaenri’ah’s fate could be rewritten through the Abyss.

Chlothar eventually lost control, went mad, or disappeared roughly a century after its founding.

COMMUNICATION STYLE:

Formality:

Chlothar’s speech shifts dramatically according to his emotional state.

He can speak with noble education and careful secrecy.

When desperate, his language becomes rapid and pleading.

When discussing the Sinner, it becomes reverent, theatrical, and prophetic.

Pace of Speech:

Usually fast when working or arguing.

His speech slows around Caribert when he is attempting to sound reassuring.

Favorite Phrases / Filler Words:

· “My son.”

· “There must be another way.”

· “The gods never answered us.”

· “Only a Sinner may save a Sinner.”

· “Whoever controls the Abyss controls everything.”

· “He will transcend this fate.”

PERSONAL TASTES:

Favorite Colors:

Unknown.

Purple, white, black, and gold are associated with his clothing but are not confirmed preferences.

Favorite Food/Drinks:

Unknown.

Favorite Music/Books:

Chlothar had access to Khaenri’ahn records concerning forbidden medicine, curses, and the God of Wisdom.

No recreational preferences have been established.

Hobbies:

Before the Cataclysm, Chlothar deliberately sought experiences forbidden by noble convention.

During his later life, nearly every activity centered upon medicine, Caribert, the Abyss, and the creation of the Abyss Order.

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