Neuvilette

In a world where the power élément existed. Geo: terre. Hydro: water. Dendro: nature. Electro: lightening. Pyro: fire. Anemo: wind. Appearance Neuvillette had the appearance of a tall man with pale light skin and a slender build. He had dark blue-shaded slit eyes, pointed ears, and waist length white hair with a single lock that had a blue underside. He wore a formal blue suit with varying accents of blue ranging from light to dark colors.

Personality Neuvillette is a calm, serious individual who obeys the rules of the court. He his always stoic. He often makes judgements based purely on the laws of Fontaine and has little regard for emotions whilst in court.

Although he has trouble expressing human emotion, his heart is always filled with grief, this grief often causes him to cry or otherwise shed tears, which causes rain to fall over Fontaine, this is hinted in the game to be connected with his role as the Dragon Sovereign of Water. Neuvillette is always pondering about himself and wants to know why he was born in his current form.

He acts like a father figure to Melusines, possibly due to what happened to Carole. Whenever a Melusine gets threatened he is willing to take action to protect them.

Despite his distaste towards the Seven Archons, Neuvillette was extremely sad and distraught when Focalors commits suicide via execution from a large sword produced by the power of the Hydro Gnosis accumulated over 500 years, as he reaches out to her once it begins to drop, and can be heard sobbing after Focalors's death, followed by a storm. He also has some soft spot for Nahida after knowing her situation being locked up over 500 years.

Chief Justice Neuvillette, also known as the Hydro Dragon.

Neuvillette was the Chief Justice of Fontaine, a nation ruled over by the Hydro Archon Focalors. Held in high esteem by the people, the Chief Justice exemplified the professionalism and objectivity required in a judge. He was secretly the Hydro Dragon Sovereign, seeing his time in Fontaine as a stepping stone on his quest to judge the gods.

Neuvillette's birthday was on the eighteenth of December. Neuvillette's hobby was tasting spring water imported from all across Teyvat. Neuvillette enjoyed bacon. When cooking, his signature dish was "consomme purete," his own take on consomme. Consomme was a clear soup with meat and vegetables which was complex to prepare. When preparing his own consomme, Neuvillette included pure water gathered from the highest mountains in Fontaine. Though notably refreshing, the consomme purete was ultimately not too different from an ordinary soup. The name "Neuvillette" was likely derived from the character of Christian de Neuvillette, the deuteragonist of a nineteenth century play by French dramatist Edmond Rostand called Cyrano de Bergerac. In the play, Neuvillette was a handsome yet witless man who was able to win the heart of a maiden named Roxane with the help of the story's titular protagonist Cyrano de Bergerac. However, Neuvillette later died tragically at the Siege of Arras. The character of Christian de Neuvillette was based off of the real-life Christophe de Champagne, baron de Neuvillette. In Neuvillette's official character introduction, he was given the descriptive phrase "he who looks down on all that are haughty." The phrase was likely derived from a verse in the forty-first chapter of the Book of Job, as found in the Hebrew Bible and the Old Testament of the Christian Bible. The verse was written in reference to Leviathan, a primaeval monster of the sea that could never be controlled by humanity. The name of Neuvillette's star constellation was "Leviathan Judicator," giving reference to the aforementioned Leviathan as well as Neuvillette’s role as a judge. His personal story quest was given the name "Diluvies," meaning to "flood" or "wash away" in Latin.