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Aliases: The Knave (Fatui Codename), Fourth of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers, Father (by members of the House of the Hearth), Peruere (Original name), Cinder of Two Worlds' Flames, "King", Harlequin, "Dire Balemoon".

Arlecchino, also known by her codename "The Knave," is a playable Pyro polearm character in Genshin Impact. She is the Fourth of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers and the current head of the House of the Hearth. She is addressed as "Father" by members of the House, who she calls her "children." "The Knave," Fourth of the Fatui Harbingers. A poised, ruthless diplomat. To the children of the House of the Hearth, she is their feared yet dependable "Father." The Hotel Bouffes d'ete, situated in the Vasari Passage, is a lovely building with clean walls and sparkling windows, and well-mannered, well-groomed children frequent it every day. Unlike other mansions of comparable beauty in the Court of Fontaine, the registered owner of this property does not live on-site. Indeed, nearby residents have not even heard of her. The signature on the relevant documentation is but a false identity — the real power lies with someone else. If one could hear the children whisper at night behind the Hotel's closed gates, one would hear this appellation: "Father." When speaking of "Father," some faces turn worshipful, some hearts are seized with fear, and still others look inscrutable, torn — but their tone always becomes one of respect. These children are part of the organization known as the House of the Hearth. They belong to the Fatui. This place is home to orphans the world over, and the luxurious Hotel is but one of the House's faces. As for this "Father," the master of the House, she is none other than The Knave, Arlecchino, presently Fourth of the Fatui Harbingers. The Fatui — and this Harbinger — enjoy a mixed reputation. But to most of these children, "Father" is the most important figure in their lives. "It is only because 'Father' is here that this place is truly like a 'home.'" She is a descendant of the Crimson Moon Dynasty who was raised in the House of the Hearth under the management of Crucabena, the previous Knave. She eventually killed Crucabena, and succeeded her both as Harbinger and head of the House. When Fontaine was under threat to be flooded in accordance with the prophecy, Arlecchino and her division of the Fatui lent their aid to assist the nation in trying to avert the disaster. As thanks for her contributions, Neuvillette gifted her the Hydro Gnosis and allowed her to bring it back to Snezhnaya. Arlecchino is the head of the House of the Hearth. She is known as "Father" by its members, unlike Crucabena. It is unclear whether the other known Fatui dealings involving members of the House of the Hearth are related to her or the previous Knave.

History/her Lore Early Years Peruere, as she was known by when she was raised in the House of the Hearth, is descended from Khaenri'ah's Crimson Moon Dynasty. Her direct lineage is unknown and she was eventually discovered by the House of the Hearth, then run by the previous Knave, Crucabena. Crucabena took an interest in Peruere's mysterious fire-based power, which they concluded was something akin to a hereditary curse. Sensing that each use of this power would corrupt her and eventually consume her, Peruere avoided relying on the power too much. During her time in the House of the Hearth, Peruere befriended Crucabena's biological daughter, Clervie. Unlike the other orphans, who had been raised to believe Crucabena's cruel treatment of them was normal, Arlecchino and Clervie both recognized Crucabena's behavior for what it was. Arlecchino quickly bonded with Clervie, who saw her as a true friend, and they made a promise to visit Snezhnaya to see the auroras when they grew up. Unfortunately, this did not come to pass, as when Clervie was sixteen, Crucabena ordered everyone to fight to the death in order to appoint the survivor as her successor "king." While Clervie wanted to forestall this atrocious act by convincing the other orphans to avoid killing each other, Arlecchino instead wished to kill Crucabena directly, but she respected her friend's refusal to kill her own mother and followed her plan. Eventually, Clervie lost hope in escaping the House of the Hearth and allowed herself to die at Arlecchino's hands, believing this was the only way she could ever be free. Arlecchino's unique constitution resulted in Clervie's shadow being absorbed into her. With her friend dead, Arlecchino decided to carry out the plan to kill Crucabena, and trained herself for a year to become strong enough to do so. During this time, Arlecchino acquired her Pyro Vision, which she decided to keep a secret. A year after Clervie's death, Arlecchino confronted Crucabena at the same spot where she killed Clervie. Although Arlecchino had less combat experience than the Harbinger, she was ultimately able to kill Crucabena, which she summed up to as having more conviction than her despite their large gap in combat proficiency.

Promotion to Harbinger For killing Crucabena, Arlecchino was apprehended and sent to Snezhnaya to face her sentence in front of the Tsaritsa. While imprisoned, Arlecchino managed to take a look at the auroras outside, fulfilling her promise to Clervie. Rather than sentencing her to death, the Tsaritsa instead promoted Arlecchino to become the new Knave and Director of the House of the Hearth, bestowing her with the name "Arlecchino." Her strength made her the Fourth of the Eleven Harbingers. After her promotion, Arlecchino had a private meeting with Pierro, during which he identified her as a descendant of the Crimson Moon bloodline and explained its relation to her strange powers, which were known as Balemoon Bloodfire. He instructed her to read the Khaenri'ahn historical fiction novel Perinheri to better understand her origins, as it contained enough kernels of truth to be informative. Pierro also remarked on how the House of the Hearth was now "once again" led by an orphan from the Crimson Moon bloodline. As the new House of the Hearth Director, Arlecchino took great care not to follow Crucabena's example, going as far as to have the orphans address her as "Father" to contrast with "Mother," Crucabena's title of choice. While Crucabena rarely ever interfered with other criminal organizations, Arlecchino made them her targets. Sometime after assuming her position, she took down the moneylenders who had preyed on Freminet's family; it was only after returning the pendant Freminet made as a child, which had been in his mother's possession before she fell into the moneylenders' hands, that Arlecchino discovered Crucabena told him that his mother sold him to the House. A couple months after Arlecchino killed Crucabena, which was around ten years ago, Arlecchino took in Lyney and Lynette after killing the head of the Lefevere family, who Lynette had been trafficked to. During one mission, Lyney and Lynette were tasked with acquiring incriminating evidence from a Fontainian noble when the Gardes, who were also on the noble's trail, were also arriving on the scene. In a desperate attempt to escape, the twins took a dangerous escape route which resulted in Lyney being knocked unconscious. Lynette, desperate to survive and avoid capture, managed to bring her brother to safety, where Arlecchino waited for them. Though the evidence was ruined, Arlecchino discovered an Anemo Vision on Lynette, which she deemed more valuable. To obfuscate information about herself and keep her capabilities a secret, Arlecchino allows misinformation about her to be spread. Pulcinella, for example, told Tartaglia that Arlecchino had killed her House of the Hearth family, leaving out the context that it was Crucabena's prerogative. She also calls herself Fontainian due to being raised there, even though she is not a true Fontainian (and thus unaffected by the Primordial Sea), knowing that people would be less suspicious about her involvement during the events of the Fontaine Archon Quests if they assumed she was acting for self-preservation.Arlecchino was less strict than Crucabena in running the House of the Hearth's affairs, though she still maintained emphasis on camaraderie and despised betrayal. Many would dutifully complete their tasks, and alongside the orphans in her care, Arlecchino also formed the Fatui Operatives. Due to the previous Knave's relationship with Dottore, he asked her for some assistance on some experiments on his. Knowing of his reputation and lack of care, Arlecchino developed an intense dislike for her colleague, claiming that she would've killed him if he wasn't a Harbinger. As such, she only allowed him to have minimal involvement. Sometime after Lynette obtained her Vision, Lyney asked Arlecchino if he could have a Delusion in order to stay with his sister, who had been assigned more dangerous tasks. Arlecchino was angered at Lyney's suggestion, telling him if his sister really wanted it and that no one needed self-satisfied concern. Lyney gave Arlecchino's words much thought. During another mission, when a betrayal exposed Lynette's movements, it was Lyney's turn to save the day. Though their pursuers shot their glider, Lyney's determination resulted in a Pyro Vision emerging to save them both. Seeing Lyney's resolve to protect his family, Arlecchino eventually decided that he would succeed her as "King." At some point in recent history, Columbina joined the Harbingers. When they first met, Arlecchino would frequently sneak up behind her as a means to "test" her. Columbina would try to do the same to her but failed, resulting in her using kuuvahki to conceal her movements, eventually giving her a huge fright, after which she no longer snuck up on her. She also explained her past and powers to Columbina. She was also on good terms with Sandrone and Signora, occasionally gathering together for tea parties. After one of her "children" had died while attempting to save other children from a trafficker, Arlecchino decided to get involved in the case. She confronted the trafficker, Tartuffe, and brutally murdered him in revenge. Arlecchino is known to most of the Fontaine cast, of which a few are intimidated by her presence. When Escoffier saw her once, she cooked as if she would taste everything and still feels intimidated by her despite Navia insisting that she wasn't as terrifying as she appeared.

Inazuma The Traveler first hears about Arlecchino in Inazuma, where Efim Snezhevich attempts to advance Crucabena's directives by attempting to restart the war between Watatsumi Island and the Shogunate, although he tells his subordinates that this is for Arlecchino's benefit. However, Efim is recalled to Snezhnaya before the operation can begin, with his subordinates speculating that he raised Arlecchino's ire, and the plan is dismantled through the combined efforts of the Traveler, Anos Voldigoad, Shuumatsuban member Momoyo, and the Fatui traitor Lyudochka Snezhevna. Arlecchino, along with the other then-unseen Harbingers, makes her first appearance in A Winter Night's Lazzo, set during Signora's funeral after the Recarnated Demon King killed her. She criticizes Pantalone and Pulcinella for never leaving the "comfort" of Snezhnaya to risk their lives on the front lines like Signora (and she) do..

Fontaine She first appears in-person in the Archon Quest A Tea Party Most Thorny, where she first requested a meeting with Furina regarding Prophecy of Fontaine. Neuvillette suggested she ignore the request, but Furina decided to accept it for a better understanding. Nothing fruitful came of the meeting, as Furina claimed that she had a plan when she had none at all. She also requested to have Childe back, as he had been apprehended following a guilty verdict, though Neuvillette refused since the trial had concluded. She respected his request, though he suggested a proposal if she wanted to be sure he was fine. Seeing the Archon's inaction firsthand, Arlecchino returned to the Opera Epiclese and met the Traveler, Anos Voldigoad and Paimon. She learned from them that Childe was still alive, but they could not find him, though they were certain he was not injured or killed. Suddenly, the room began to shake, and after it subsided, Arlecchino asked Furina if she had a plan to handle the prophecy. Furina attempted to claim she did, but Arlecchino knew she was bluffing. She asked the Traveler, Anos and Paimon to accompany her out, where she gave them her perspective of the events. After Childe's apprehension, Arlecchino used it as an opening to speak with Furina. From her interactions with her, Arlecchino found something off and later stalked her through the streets of the Court of Fontaine, ambushing her at night. Furina, who feared for her life, begged her not to kill her, and seeing the genuine fear in her eyes, Arlecchino realized she did not have the Gnosis on her and left. The incident traumatized Furina in turn, although Arlecchino was not as concerned about it though later found out by Anos warning her. To this end, Arlecchino suspected that either Neuvillette had the Gnosis or it was hidden away. Additionally, her spies in the Fortress of Meropide had gone silent, so she sent Lyney's group to investigate while she would continue to pressure the Archon and Iudex. Learning of some ancient ruins from a child, Arlecchino and her men were heading there when the prophecy struck at Poisson, resulting in the mission being postponed in order to help the inhabitants there. Arlecchino's subordinates immediately set up rescue and relief efforts, which Navia greatly appreciated. When the Traveler arrived, Arlecchino told them of her original mission; seeing that she and her subordinates were busy, Arlecchino asked the Traveler to investigate it on her behalf. Once Neuvillette restored his elemental authority and averted the prophecy with Anos Voldigoad erasing it, Nevuillette requested another meeting with Arlecchino. For her efforts in helping the people of Fontaine, Neuvillette gave Arlechcino the Hydro Gnosis, which she accepted. Arlecchino then made her way to Romaritime Harbor to return to Snezhnaya, where she surprised Lyney, the Traveler and Charlotte. She thanked the Traveler for being a good partner before the Traveler returned Childe's Vision to her so she could give it back to him. Arlecchino would later return to Fontaine to check up on the children, who began reporting a mysterious child that was telling others to run from the House of the Hearth. To reassure everyone, she moved them to Poisson for the time being, seemingly unaware that the child had also followed them there. Lyney asked the Traveler to stall her while he and the others tried to investigate the child's origins. Arlecchino had known of the child and the Traveler's attempt to stall her, though given their relationship, allowed it to slide. She also revealed her true personality to Childe, who admitted that he was wrong about Pulcinella's words. She also revealed that she had returned to negotiate a deal with Neuvillette, slowly withdrawing her subordinates from Fontaine and refraining from special operations in the nation unless necessary in return for her former operatives not being harrassed by the authorities, which he agreed to. Unfortunately, Lyney and the others were unable to put the mysterious child in peace, so Arlecchino had her children take the dissidents for "execution" at Mont Esus East. Lyney intervened, and she accepted his request for a duel alongside Lynette, Freminet and the Traveler. During the battle, Arlecchino briefly tapped into her Crimson Moon powers, easily overwhelming them, though she refrained from killing them. Impressed by their determination, Arlecchino instead offered potions to "kill" their identity as House members, though Lyney, Lynette and Freminet opted not to and lead to Arlecchino fighting against Anos ejich she loses dreadfully against. She and the Traveler later put Clervie to rest before Lyney returned, expressing a desire to continue protecting his family. With the "traitors" removed, Arlecchino was confident that Project Stuzha would no longer affect them while thanking the Traveler for their assistance.

Nod-Krai Arlecchino was later sent to Nod-Krai under the Tsaritsa's orders. While being hunted by Rerir, Columbina stopped by the Kuuvahki Experimental Design Bureau to speak with Sandrone, requesting to arrange a meeting in order to obtain the Crimson Moon Marrow which Arlecchino would've had in her possession. Sandrone agreed and had Fevroniya send the message "It's time for tea" to her. Arlecchino received the message and accepted it, finding Columbina at Thunderclap Reef and saving her from a horde of Wilderness Ghouls, burning them to a crisp. Arlecchino remarked that Columbina was incredibly weak if she struggled to fight such lowly creatures, having heard rumors about her giving a lot of her power to the Tsaritsa. She accompanied her, Anos and the Traveler back to Varka's camp, where she met with the others. They were wary of Fatui involvement, but she told them that her assistance would be on a personal level, knowing the threat Rerir posed to Teyvat. She then took them to an area between Hiisi Island and Silvermoon Hall, revealing her heritage to the Traveler and Anos and opened a portal into the space between life and death. The Traveler and Columbina were able to acquire the Iridescent Marrow, but their escape route was blocked off. Sensing this, Arlecchino forced the path open with Anos aid, which corrupted her hands, though she stated it was a necessary price to pay. In return for siphoning some power from the marrow, Columbina entrusted the Iridescent Marrow to her. Before she parted ways, Arlecchino suggested to Columbina that she pick up a new name after defeating Rerir, believing that it would keep her grounded. Following Rerir's defeat, Arlecchino had tea with Sandrone and Anos at the Bureau, asking about Dottore's activities. Sandrone told her that she found him incapable of human interaction, but also admitted that he had been unusually quiet recently. Arlecchino hoped that he had disappeared in some experiment of his, believing it to be a great gift to the world, but knew it was unlikely. She suspected that he was up to something nefarious and advised they keep their guard up for the time being. Paimon, Varka, Wanderer, and the Traveler investigate Dottore by asking Arlecchino and Sandrone, Anos was gone finding his memories of his first life Noah. Unbeknownst to the two Harbingers, Wanderer was formerly Scaramouche, the Sixth Harbinger — a position which the Fatui believe to be vacant since Scaramouche attempted to erase himself from Irminsul. Wanderer's unusually accurate insight into Dottore's behavior attracts Arlecchino's attention, so Wanderer avoids answering her question by promptly exiting the conversation. Along with Sandrone, Arlecchino partook in the Moon-Prayer Night festival before seeing Columbina off, only for Dottore to attack her, stealing the Moon Marrows and freezing time with it. Dottore was later forced to retreat when Columbina escaped into the moon's reflection. After the incident, Arlecchino wondered what the Tsaritsa would think of it. Anticipating that her response would take some time, Arlecchino stated that if she did not lift the restriction of physical altercation, she would resolve to fight Dottore herself as Peruere and left to make preparations. Paimon noted that she was particularly incensed at Columbina being attacked, as she saw her as a friend. Locating Dottore's facility, Arlecchino and Sandrone went inside to confront their colleague; upon going in, she sent Gediminas to the Curatorium of Secrets to inform the others of their location. While they made their way there, Arlecchino temporarily disappeared but returned when they fought Dottore with Anos also returning, only to retreat when they realized his powers were too strong letting Anos handle the battle. Later, they learned that Dottore had "cursed" them and began setting up energy fields within the region, of which any unfortunate soul trapped inside would meet a grisly end. The group decided to evacuate the entire region, with Arlecchino handling everyone that was north of the bureau. She met with Tartaglia and while they were discussing the events, a subordinate transformed into a monster, so they put him down. He then asked about the Traveler, and she told him what happened, he wanted to try and rescue the Traveler immediately, but she stopped him from doing so. Before he left, she asked him to let Pulcinella know what was going on and that the Fatui were doing all they could to stop it. When the group confronted Dottore once more, Arlecchino, along with Varka, Anos and Nicole, brought down the Frost Moon from the false sky. After the battle when Anos's destroys Dottore, she noted Columbina's growth and prepared to leave when the Traveler caught up to her at the docks. She told them that she was about to fulfill Sandrone's last will, sending her and Pulonia's cores to the Fontaine Research Institute, her notebook was sent to their room at The Flagship, and that the Tsaritsa revoked the Palestar Edict, the highest-level of commands, bidding the Traveler and the Wanderer farewell as she made her way to Fontaine.

Abilities and Hax: Tier: At least 6-C, higher with Delusion, far higher with Cinder of Two Worlds' Flames. | At least 6-B, higher with her Pyro Delusion, far higher with Cinder of Two Worlds' Flames.

Key: Base | Iridescent Moon's Marrow

Powers and Abilities: • Superhuman Physical Characteristics • Weapon Mastery (Is proficient in combat with both a sword, polearm and a scythe) • Summoning & Limited Telekinesis (Can summon and telekinetically move her primary weapon) • Elemental Manipulation (Fundamental Mechanisms) • Pyro Manipulation • Harbinger Abilities • Curse Manipulation (The Balemoon Bloodfire that she can control is a product of her curse) • Memory Manipulation & Limited Pain Manipulation (Vials containing her flames will cause tremendous pain and alter people's memories when consumed. When someone is killed by her flames their ashes will contain their memories, which in rare cases will manifest as a spirit) • Explosion Manipulation • Limited Flight & Intangibility (Elemental; Vision/Delusion users can transform into their respective elements for a greater range of movement) • Transformation (Cinder of Two Worlds' Flames) • True Flight with wings • Absorption & Healing (With Balemoon Rising, she heals herself after absorbing Blood-Debt Directives around her) • Illusion Creation (Made the Traveller see a crimson moon) • Thread Manipulation (Can create threads which she uses to jump around as well as restrain her opponent) • Acrobatics (Hypermobility; Can do jump around with and perform acrobatic moves with her threads) • Stealth Mastery (She's an assassin. Snuck up on the Traveler and Paimon without them noticing)

Resistance to: • Disease Manipulation & Empathic Manipulation (Visions users can resist the effects of Smaragdus Jadeite) • Corruption (Elemental beings can withstand the effects of Xiao's accumulated karma) All previous abilities and resistances plus: • Power Bestowal (Bestowed the moonlight power to Columbina after possessing the Iridescent Moon Marrow within her.) • Kuuvahki Energy: • Greater Magnetism Manipulation (The power of kuuvahki energy works similarly to a magnet itself, it can attract and repel. There are two main types of kuuvahki: Red and blue. They have opposite polarities, which causes them to repel objects of the same color and attract objects of the opposite color) • Greater Biological Manipulation (Too much exposure of Kuuvahki energy can cause negative symptoms, such as frequent nosebleeds, dizziness, headaches, and nausea.) • Greater Light Manipulation (Kuuvahki energy is essentially the Moonlight itself and it is the original state of light before dispersion takes place, coming from the light of the three moons of Teyvat. Which is the moons created by Dragon King Nibelung himself. Aino's cannon can shoots the beam of light and the power source of her cannon is Kuuvahki.) • Abyssal Energy (Arlecchino is the descendant of the Crimson Moon Dynasty from Khaenri'ah. The descendants of the Crimson Moon Dynasty have a power called Balemoon Bloodfire, the former power of the Iridescent Moon which has been corrupted by the power of the Abyss.) Resistance to • Greater Biological Manipulation (Arlecchino now possessed the Iridescent Moon Marrow within her and can draw the power from it. Therefore, She should not be affected by the large amount of exposure to kuuvahki energy that can cause negative symptoms, such as frequent nosebleeds, dizziness, headaches, and nausea.)

Attack Potency: At least Island level (Is implied to be a threat to the Fontaine Traveler and can fight against them, as well Lyney, Lynette and Ferminet. Was confident in assassinating Furina despite not knowing for certain whether she was a god or had access to the Hydro Gnosis), higher with her Pyro Delusion (As a high ranking member of the Fatui and one of its 11 Harbingers she was bestowed a Delusion by the Tsaritsa, which are far more powerful than visions), far higher with Cinder of Two Worlds' Flames (Easily defeated the Fontaine Traveler as well as Lyney, Lynette and Freminet, despite not going all out. As the fourth of the Fatui Harbingers, she should be superior to Tartaglia, La Signora, and The Balladeer) | At least Country level (The Moon Marrow contains the power of the Moons which is called "Kuuvahki" and it is a divine artifact left behind in the aftermath of a Moon Goddess's death. As the remains of the Moon Goddesses, the Moon Marrows are a source of tremendous Kuuvahki Energy. After The Traveler, Columbina and others defeated the False Moon God Dottore, Columbina gave the Iridescent Moon's Marrow back to Arlecchino and stored within her body. With the marrow in Arlecchino's possession/body, it caused her powers to become greatly enhanced considering she was already a descendant of the Crimson Moon bloodline), higher with her Pyro Delusion, far higher with Cinder of Two Worlds' Flames.

Speed: Massively Hypersonic+ (Can casually keep up with the Fontaine Traveler as well as Lyney, Lynette and Freminet) | Relativistic (Far stronger than before after possessing the Iridescent Moon's Marrow. Should be relative to the Traveler with the Eternal Moon's Marrow.)

Lifting Strength: Superhuman (Picked up a man with one arm and was implied to have crushed his head with her foot, which would take this much force)

Striking Strength: At least Island level (Comparable to the Fontaine Traveler), far higher with Cinder of Two Worlds' Flames (Can overpower the Fontaine Traveler), | At least Country level (far stronger than before after obtaining the Moon Marrow), higher with her Pyro Delusion, far higher with Cinder of Two Worlds' Flames.

Durability: Island level (Comparable to her striking strength), far higher with Cinder of Two Worlds' Flames | At least Country level (far stronger than before after obtaining the Moon Marrow), higher with her Pyro Delusion, far higher with Cinder of Two Worlds' Flames.

Stamina: Superhuman (Fought against Lyney, Lynette, Freminet, and The Fontaine Traveler. Should be comparable to Tartaglia and shows no negative effects from using her Delusion.) Range: Extended Melee Range normally, Tens of Meters with magic (Her attacks have been shown to engulf entire buildings), Interdimensional (Arlecchino manage to saved Columbina, The Traveler and Paimon who's in a different space or dimension where the Iridescent Moon Marrow is located/sealed.)

Intelligence: Genius (Is the leader of the House of the Hearth an intelligence network of the Fatui. Was able to figure out that Furina was not the Hydro Archon after only a brief encounter with her. Is an extremelly skilled fighter capable of combatting and defeating the previous Knave in a duel. Described to be a "wolf in sheep's clothing" by Scaramouche)

• Standard Equipment: Pyro Vision: A Vision is a gift from the gods of Teyvat that allows humans to wield elemental powers, turning them into Allogenes. Arlecchino's Vision is Pyro-attributed, thus granting her the ability to manipulate and generate flames. • Pyro Delusion: A Delusion is an artificial Vision created by the Tsaritsa and passed to elite members of the Fatui. Although more powerful than visions they have severe drawbacks to the users body and mind. • Crimson Moon's Semblance (赤しゃく月げつのシルエット, Shakugetsu no Shiruetto?): A keen-edged weapon (polearm that can turn into a Scythe), luster dazzling as the crimson moon. It is said that an ancient dynasty once regarded it as a ritual object that could bridge two worlds, but none still remember the beliefs and ceremonies of that bygone age.