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Durin. A dragon who acquired human form during the quest "Paralogism." Fleance. A young man with the Slavic name Kirill Chudomirovich, a hereditary Lightbearer. Nefer. Her design resembles that of a Sumeru woman, with Egyptian elements in her appearance. Nicole Raine. Part of the Witches' Coven, mute but able to communicate through telepathy. Columbine, the Third Harbinger of Fatui, is a pretty sight. Alice. A witch of the Sabbath, her appearance was shown in general outline, but with a face. Aino. The workshop manager is known as an inventive person. Yagoda. Little is known about the heroine, but judging by her outfit, she may belong to Aino's workshop.

Risley wears a red-gray jacket or cloak with embellishments on the shoulders, has black or dark hair, wears a chain, is adorned with a wolf-shaped device, and has bandages on his hands. Navilett. The High Judge of Fontaine, a grown man with gray hair and tasteful attire. He has a tired face like Diluc's and eyes like those of the Kaenri'ah. Navia. Her design uses yellow and orange colors. Her element is Geo, and she wields a two-handed sword. Clorinda. Behind the aloof exterior of this brilliant judicial duelist, a complex life path clearly lurked. Lynette, a cat girl who suffered greatly as a child due to her unusual appearance. Freminet. A boy in a hydrosuit who appeared in early trailers introducing players to the future Fontaine. Charlotte. A talented journalist from the Steam Bird, who strives to get to the heart of the matter. Chevreuse. Commander of Fontaine's Special Patrol, a high position she achieved through her sense of responsibility, keen sense of justice, and resourcefulness. Emilia. A mysterious perfumer from Fontaine who will become an indispensable assistant and "inflator" of damage from the Burning reaction.

Plot The main storyline of Nod Land spans from Chapters 1 to 5 of the "Song of the Hollow Moon" volume. It tells the story of the Nod Landers' confrontation with the Wild Hunt and the reborn Reri, and introduces players to new harbingers of Fatui, including Columbine and Sandrone. The leitmotif of the region is the Moon - the goddess of the Moon is worshipped here, and the new elemental reactions have received the prefix "lunar". Characters In Nod-Kray appear, for example: Lauma is the high priestess of the Children of the Frost Moon, the guardian of the legacy of Hyperborea, and is capable of transforming into a centaur in battle. Kirill Chudomirovich Fleance fights in the ranks of the Order of Lightbearers with the power of Electro; in Nod-Edge, he is one of those who holds the line against the Abyss. Aino owns the Dzin-Klats workshop, assembles mechanisms from scrap metal, and created Ineffa.

Over 500 years ago, the Hydro Archon Egeria, at the request of her Oceanid minions, stole the power of the Primordial Sea to grant them human bodies, thereby violating the Celestial Order. This became the sin of the people of Fontaine, and a prophecy was born. To deceive the prophecy, Focalors—the goddess of justice and her living embodiment—split herself into two entities: the divine essence of Archon Focalors and the mortal human shell of Furinu. The divinity inhabited the justice machine Oratrix Cordinal, while the mortal human shell remained to play the role of the monarch on the throne. Events The prophecy began to come true—people were dissolving due to the resonance with the waters of the Primordial Sea present in their bodies, while the Hydro Archon did not manifest his powers in any way and did not try to save his subjects. Due to Furina's inactivity as a Hydro Archon, Neuvilette begins to suspect that Furina is hiding something. With the help of the Traveler, who has arrived in Fontaine, and her friends, he decides to set a trap for Furina to force her to reveal the secret of the ongoing events. To do this, she is tricked into appearing in court and accused of not being an Archon. After Furina's verdict, the culprit behind the rising waters of the Primordial Sea appears—the All-Devouring Narwhal, who has devoured all the Primordial Water and has come for more from the bodies of the Fontaines. At this point, Focalors' plan is successfully executed. The natural disasters that threatened Fontaine have finally ceased, all thanks to Focalors' cunning plan to outwit the Heavenly Order through Furina's carefully orchestrated "performance." Characters Some characters involved in Fontaine's plot: Furina - represents the human side of the Hydro Archon Focalors. Charlotte is a renowned journalist for the Steam Bird newspaper who always follows her duty and tries to get to the bottom of the truth to tell the truth to the people of Fontaine. Navia is the leader of the Spina di Rosula group, which is investigating various

Plot: Sumeru is a region of wisdom where people worship Dendro Archon Kusanali (Nahida), the goddess of Wisdom. Some plot developments: The story of the Little Queen Kusanali. The headmaster of the Sumeru Academy holds her captive, deeming her unworthy of ruling the kingdom. The Traveler and Paimon, along with their new friends, decide to free Nahida, devising a grand escape plan. Investigating Mysterious Disappearances. In the quest "King Deshret and the Three Wise Men," the Traveler must investigate the mysterious disappearances of scientists exiled to the village of Aaru. The finale of the main storyline. In the quest "Akashic Pulse and the Flame of the Kalpa," the Traveler and his team successfully complete the mission to rescue Nahida from the Temple of Surastana, battle the new Archon, and return Sumeru to its former order.

Plot: Liyue is a region of contracts, trade, and laws, where the inhabitants revere Archon Morax (Lord of Stone, God of Contracts). Some plot events: The history of Liyue's formation. While clashes between Archons raged across Teyvat, Liyue strove to maintain the order created by the Lord of Stone. The people fought side by side with the Adepts, but not without losses. The survivors, along with the Archon, departed for other lands and began anew, establishing new laws of contracts and trade. The legend of the battle between the dragon Chi and the Lord of Stone. In ancient times, the Lord of Stone and the monster Chi battled in the skies above Mount Qing Ce. The dragon was extremely powerful, and to defeat it, the Geo Archon was forced to split its essence into parts. After its victory, the monster's body turned into rock, its blood into water, and its scales into terraced fields.

Inazuma Plot: Inazuma is one of the seven kingdoms of Teyvat, where the locals worship the Electro Archon Raiden Ei. Some plot events: The story of the "God Eye Hunt" order. The Archon of the Inazuma Bakufu, Baal, issued an order to gather all the God Eyes and install them into a statue of a thousand-armed, hundred-eyed deity. The Journey of the Traveler and Paimon. The Traveler and Paimon must first escape the guards, then forge allies and battle the despotic Electro Archon, uncovering his greatest secret. Inspired by Japanese culture. The name of the region "Inazuma" translates from modern Japanese as "lightning," while in ancient Japanese it means "wife of rice." The Sakoku Edict in Inazuma and the gathering of the Eyes of God are direct allusions to the Sakoku isolation policy of the Tokugawa shogunate in Japan.

Genshin Impact takes place in the fantasy world of Teyvat, home to seven distinct races. Each is associated with a distinct element and ruled by its own god, known in the game universe as an "Archon." The story begins with the Traveler and his twin (brother or sister, depending on the choice made at the beginning of the game) descending to Teyvat in the form of a falling star. As they attempt to leave this world, they are stopped and separated by an entity calling itself the Guardian of the Celestial Principles (better known as the "Unknown God"). A seal was placed on the Traveler, causing him to lose his powers. The hero then sets out on a journey with his companion Paimon to find his lost twin, while also playing a role in the fate of the peoples of Teyvat. The world of Teyvat is divided into several regions, each represented by a kingdom with its own history. For example, in the first kingdom, Mondstatt, the hero must save the city from a maddened dragon that was once its protector.

Archons in Genshin Impact are deities ruling the regions of Teyvat. There are seven of them (Anemo, Geo, Electro, Dendro, Hydro, Pyro, and Cryo), hence their nickname, the Seven. The Archons came to power after winning the Archon War two thousand years ago. By the beginning of the game's events, only two of the original Archons who participated in the war remain: Barbatos and Morax. Each Archon commands one of the elements and follows their own ideal, which influences their rule and shapes the unique character of their domain. For example, for Barbatos, it's freedom; for Morax, it's honoring contracts; for Raiden, it's unshakable eternity; for Nahida, it's wisdom; for Focalors, it's justice. The Archons possess the Heart of God, an artifact that allows them to directly resonate with Celestia. The Archons' status, however, is not absolute: they all obey the Celestial Order established by Celestia.

Mondstadt is a region in Genshin Impact that belongs to the Anemo element. The region's capital is Mondstadt. The city has experienced two major revolutions in its history: in the first, the inhabitants rebelled against the Thunder God Decarabian, who was terrorizing the populace, and it was at this moment that the current Anemo Archon, Barbatos, was born. In the second, Venti himself allied with the heroine Venessa, liberating the city from the aristocracy's oppression.