Archons React to (Genshin)

Furina is shown to be very impatient and childish. In the prologue trailer for "The Last Feast", Neuvillette is shown scolding her for her frivolity.

She is called the strongest. She respects all creatures, both strong and weak, and treats everyone equally.

For this, people sincerely love her, praise her and willingly follow her.

Every time she addresses the participants of the Pilgrimage of the Return of the Sacred Flame, her hair ignites with the Sacred Flame, and her majestic voice resounds in their hearts.

She casts her inspiring gaze upon every warrior, upon every Saurian. She calls upon every tribe of Natlan, uniting all the flames into a bright light to drive away the darkness.

We support each other as we make our way through the valley of the long, boundless night, wiping away tears from the corners of our eyes, and finally, with difficulty, lift our heavy heads...

We see nothing but this unwavering red color, like the sun rising in the east.

What did she sacrifice? What did she give up? What willpower brought her to this day?

We have no doubt that she will lead Natlan to another victory.

Our sun will never set

He is handsome, has graceful manners and outstanding intelligence.

Zhong Li's origins are unknown, but he is well versed in etiquette and good manners.

At the Wansheng Funeral Home, he conducts ceremonies of all kinds.

— Description on the official website.

Character introduction It’s impossible to count how many people he’s met over the years, and how many more encounters the future will bring... As the saying goes, water will flow, but the rocks will remain Shogun Raiden, speaking to Guuji Yae [sic] about the past of the neighboring regions.

A mysterious consultant at the Wansheng funeral home. Handsome, graceful, and possessing a remarkable intellect.

Zhong Li's origins are unknown, but he is well versed in the rules of etiquette and good manners. No scholar knows the Li Yue traditions better than he does. At the Wansheng Ritual Bureau, Zhong Li conducts ceremonies of all kinds. Appropriate attire, auspicious times, paraphernalia and locations, and the order of events—all can be safely entrusted to him.

It's remarkable that a discerning man like Zhong Li has no worries. Shopping requires money, and transportation costs are a must, but he has nothing, so ultimately someone else has to foot the bill.

He attends the most successful performances and keeps the best songbirds. He behaves impeccably in everything except money. His acquaintances have long since gotten used to this eccentricity and don't take it personally. If you ask him, he'll answer, "Really? In all these years, I've never had a fight with anyone about money."

You have to pay for the goods—that's the rule. How can you live in the modern world and not understand this?

Perhaps, after living so many years, you stop paying attention to such trifles? Or is life among mortals like a walk on clouds for him?

Venti has a rather mischievous personality and enjoys rhyming words in his speech, though if told to stop, he'll immediately stop. He sees a certain value in music, so much so that he names his own lyre, saying, "Every being deserves to be named and woven into song." He's also quite bold, as demonstrated numerous times in both the manga and the game, unafraid to insult or ignore those who are supposedly strong.

Despite his naive personality as Venti, the Wind Archon himself could also be another side to him, as Venti testifies: "It's all for the admonitions of the Anemo Archon! Back to Venti's time!" When Venti assumes his identity as the Wind Archon, he speaks wisely and rather philosophically, guiding the traveler as he guided Mondstadt in its beginnings.

When the Traveler and Paimon first encounter Nahida in the Sabzeruz Festival samsara, she was an elusive and secretive individual. She voluntarily left the city's governance to the sages, though, as is the case with samsara, she was willing to intervene as much as she could if they crossed a line. She also suffered from low self-esteem due to the way the sages treated her. However, after the sages were overthrown and Irminsul was purified, many of these traits have diminished or disappeared entirely. Now she roams the city openly when she has time, interacts with her people, and has a much more positive outlook on herself.

Despite her previously difficult circumstances, she rarely showed sadness when speaking to people. She is almost always gentle and kind in conversation with people, treating them as equals (even showing compassion for people who have hurt her in the past and, in the opinion of many, did not deserve it: for example, the guilty sages of the Academy who ignored and disrespected her all these years). However, she admits that her social skills and understanding of human interaction need improvement, and as a result, she is prone to slightly eccentric speech and behavior. She also enjoys analogies and often uses them in her explanations. Like many in Sumeru, she believes in helping people find answers for themselves, especially regarding more difficult truths, rather than directly providing answers to questions. As a result, she also tends to season her speech with a mixture of analogies and subtle hints about what she wants from others.

Shogun Raiden firmly believes in what she believes is eternity—a place where everything remains unchanged, regardless of what actually happens. She is noble in her demeanor and revered by the people of Inazuma.

Shogun Raiden exists in two forms: Raiden Ei, her true self, and Shogun, a doll created by Ei to act as ruler of Inazuma in her stead while she meditates in the World of Euthymia. This doll follows a set of programmed directives that are extremely difficult to change, even for Ei herself. Shogun is cold and stern in nature, at times even callous; she is emotionally limited, has no likes or dislikes, and requires no rest. Shogun considers herself Ei's assistant and does exactly what she wants, no more and no less; she cannot act without her guidance, and if the doll's functions are disabled, Shogun becomes incapable of doing anything. Due to Ei's limited functionality and apathy towards anything beyond the eternity she seeks, the Shogun can easily be manipulated by outside forces, such as when the Kujo Clan and Fatui used her to initiate and perpetuate the God's Eye Hunting Decree.

While still relatively stoic compared to most people, Ei is noticeably more emotional and friendly than Shogun. Unlike Shogun, Ei has favorite and disliked things, such as sweets. Due to her devotion to eternity, Ei is wary of change, though she displays curiosity rather than disdain when it comes to new things, such as the Traveler's appearance and the customs of the modern world. Having lost many of her loved ones over the centuries, Ei is driven by the fear of further loss, wanting to preserve Inazuma for all eternity. To this end, she sealed herself in the World of Euthymia, attempting to protect herself from the effects of erosion, while simultaneously creating Shogun so that her body would be incapable of decay. While in Euthymia, Ei was apathetic to anything that didn't affect her.