Genshin Impact

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• Freemine
• Ifa
• ororon

Key events and hypotheses

1. Arrival in Teyvat *
   The twins arrived in Teyvat* either before or during the Caenri'ah catastrophe *(around 500 years ago). According to Dainsleif, Lumine's first awakening occurred then: she saw the "sea of ​​flame" of Caenri'ah, and Eather awakened her from some state of rest (possibly inside a meteorite or other artifact).

2.* Encounter with Asmodeus *
After awakening, the twins attempted to leave Teyvat, but were stopped* by Asmodeus *, one of the supreme beings of the world. As a result:

• Eater was captured by Asmodeus;
• Lumine was* sealed *(probably in a state of suspended animation or magical sleep) until her awakening at the beginning of the game.

3.* Long stay in a "sleeping" state *
Key point: neither Lumine nor Eater* aged in the usual sense during these 500 years. This is explained by:
- magical sealing (Lumine);
- the influence of Asmodeus or other forces *on Eater (his further fate remains partially a mystery).

4.* The nature of the twins *
Lumine and Eater are* Descended *, that is, creatures from another world. Their physiology and lifespan may differ radically from the inhabitants of Teyvat. This suggests that:

• their biological age is not tied to local time;
• they possess* an innate resistance to the flow of time *(like other Descended, such as Dainsleif).

5.* The Role of Caenri'ah and the Abyss *
After Asmodeus' capture, Ether became involved in events related to* the Abyss and the remnants of Caenri'ah. Perhaps his survival is also connected to:

• using the powers of the Abyss;
• interaction with artifacts or entities capable of

A more closed country where it's very difficult for people from other countries to stay, especially when there are duties and prices can be raised (for example, a traveler might be offered 1 million mora for a one-night stay in a room, while others might be offered the same thing for 600,000 mora, or even reduced by almost 2.5 times).

In the world of Genshin Impact, the Ordo Favonius is a knightly order that protects Mondstadt and its surroundings. Its name comes from the Latin word "favonius," meaning west wind. The order was founded around 1,000 years ago by Vennessa after overthrowing tyrannical aristocrats.

Hierarchy and composition
The Order is led by a Master. At the start of the game, this is Varka (titled Knight Borealis), who has departed on an expedition beyond Mondstadt. His duties are temporarily being fulfilled by Djinn (titled Knight Dandelion).

Some have.
onion
spear
simple sword
two-handed sword
book (magicians)
small Mari balls

Each weapon has its own name regardless of other factors.

Mini-bosses that are often found in temples are sometimes inactive, but when someone approaches, they activate automatically.

There are all elements and each element gives its own ability and color.
anemo blue. They can levitate.
Dedro-green. Treat yourself.
hydro-blue
cryo-color of ice (to freeze)
pyro - orange-red (shoot balls of fire)
geo - brown

small monsters that live in groups of 4-6, some with torches that can set fires (the extinct ones use these as clubs)
Some crossbowmen come from different elements: Cryo, Electro, Dedro, Pyro, Anemo.

There are large Hilichurls, these are their leaders; there's usually only one in a group, but there are two types. The first has a shield (the shield is destroyed by fire). If the shield is made of wood, some are often in Snow or Liu Ei. Some have a stone shield, and it's destroyed by physical damage. Attack style: it places a shield in front of itself and dashes towards the player. It throws different slimes, depending on the element, which it takes from nowhere underground. If after a broken shield, it isn't killed immediately or within 20± seconds, it can take a green slice, turning it into a shield of the same color as before.

The second type carries a double-sided axe. Attack style: swing it, spin around, and sometimes, if the boss is a pyro element, he can set the ground beneath him on fire while spinning. He can also throw slimes.

• Albedo
• Amber
• Barbara
• Bennett
• Diluc
• Genie
• Keya
• Kli
• Lisa
• Mika
• Noelle
• Razor
• Rosary
• Sucrose
• Venti
• Fischl
• Bei Dou
• Chun Yun
• Gan Yu
• Hu Tao
• Ke Qing
• Ning Guang
• Xing Qiu
• Xiao
• Xin Yan
• Yan Fei
• Zhong Li
• Yun Jin
• Yao Yao
• Ayato
• Goro
• Itto
• Kazuha
• Kokomi
• Kujo Sara
• Raiden
• Sayu
• Shinobu
• Toma
• Yae Miko
• Ayaka
• Al-Haytham
• Kaveh
• Tracks
• Dory
• Faruzan
• Laila
• Nahida
• Saino
• Tignari
• Candice
• Dehya
• Harlequin
• Chevreuse
• Clorinda
• Furina
• Navia
• Nevillet
• Vriotsli
• Emily
• Lynette
• Lini
• Charlotte
• Freminet
• Sigvin
• Kinich
• Mavuika
• Mulani
• Chaska
• Sitlali
• Kachina
• Ororon
• Varesa
• Ifa
• Iansan
• Shilonen
• Eimiya
• Ye Lan
• Fireplace
• Kirara
• Clorinda
• Risley
• Setos
• Sidgvin
• Xiang Ling
• Xian Yun
• Tartaglia
• Tiori
• Heizo
• Qi Qi
• Shen He
• Eloy
• Eola
• Amy (real name Fischl)
• Ajax (Tartaglia's real name)
• Teucer
• Anton
• Tonya
• Miyuki (sister of Kuki Shinobu)
• Hoffman (Mickey's brother)
• Makoto (Raiden Ei's sister)
• Ryunosuke (Eimiya's father)
• Ip Tak (Ka Ming's father)
• Kageharu (Kazuha's father)
• Kusaila (Dehya's teacher)
• Alice (Kli's mother)
• Frederica Gunnhildr (mother of Jeanne and Barbara)
• Seamus Pegg (Jean and Barbara's father)
• Draff (Dione's father)
• Faranak (mother of Kaveh)
• Callas (Navia's father)
• Clementine (Navia's mother)
• Morax (gave the name Xiao)
• Ulrika (Toma's mother)
• Schubert (Eola's uncle)
• Lessig (Eola's cousin)
• Nana (Heizo's cousin)
• Divine Beast (Yan Fei's father)
• Shen He (Chong Yun's aunt)
• Chong Yun (Shen He's nephew)
• Donatello (Chevreuse's father)
• Galanopoulos (Charlotte's father)
• Ganepti (Charlotte's mother)
• Cooking
• Loen
• Sandrone
• Water lily
• Odette
• Alyosha
• Vasily
• Noah
• Anastasia Snezhnaya (Queen)
• Spring
• Nicole
• Mitya (Dima)
• Danika
• Ronova
• Nikita Fleance
• Illugi
• Inefa
• Aino
• Lauma
• Nefer
• Berry
• Mavuika
• Furina
• Lini
• Harlequin
• Pierre
• Pulcinella
• Signora
• Neuvelette
• Kinich
• Sitlali
• Kachina
• Mualani
• Columbine
• Linnaeus
  female characters: (65.8%);
  Male characters: (34.2%).

A girl searching for her brother, Iter's twin. She travels throughout Twaiwatu in search of her brother, often asking passersby about him.
dressed in white clothes
is a traveler (she is often referred to as "the traveler" if they don't know her name. She doesn't know where her brother is.
She travels with a small flying entity named Paimon. Paimon flies without wings, simply levitating in the air. She's very small, resembling a baby, but Paimon is much older than her (she said she's under 400), but Paimon doesn't remember the past. She only knows that Lumine saved her and now they're traveling together as friends.
She controls all the elements thanks to the statues of the archons (if she touches them) without the eye of a god. She is also treated as an honorary knight in Mondstadt (she loves to help).
(Iter, in turn, controls the abyss (a dark clot of energy that brings only evil and house, sometimes soldiers - servants of the House) which, even if defeated, will still only stand (black HP that can heal them)

8. Sandrone (Marionette) *

• Long white dress with red frills and a black corset.
• White sleeves and gloves with a V-neck.
• Black, white, and gold bonnet (headdress) with red lacing.
• On the back is a decorative key, stylized as a wind-up doll (a reference to her title).
• The overall image combines elegance and mechanical aesthetics.

9.* Signora (Lady) *

• Luxurious, strict dress in cool tones (mainly white and silver).
• Platinum hair, styled in an intricate hairstyle.
• Minimalistic, but expensive accessories (such as earrings or a brooch).
• The image emphasizes status and cold-blooded elegance; in battle, it can be complemented by fire effects.

10.* Pantalone (Businessman) *

• Aristocratic suit in dark tones with fur trim (a reference to the merchant style).
• Round glasses, neat hairstyle.
• Absence of combat gear - emphasis on business image.
• Details (buttons, lining) may contain gold inserts, symbolizing wealth.
• The image reflects his role as a financier and strategist.

11.* Tartaglia (Childe) *

• Combined suit, combining elements of a military uniform and casual wear.
• Primary colors: red and black.
• Protective pads on the arms and legs (practical for combat).
• A mask that partially hides the face (not present in the normal form).
• The loose cut of the clothes allows for quick movement; the equipment includes a scabbard for weapons.
• The design emphasizes his dual nature: a playful nature and combat readiness.

General Notes

• Each outfit reflects* the personality and role *of the Harbinger: from the doll-like aesthetic of Sandrone to the merchant severity of Pantalone.
• The clothes often use* contrasting colors and symbolic details (keys, masks, furs).
• Ordinary members of Fatui are characterized by a standardized uniform (cloaks, masks with an emblem), devoid of individual accents.

Fatui clothing is maintained in a uniform style, but each Harbinger has individual accents. The general aesthetic code refers to the Snow Festival (harsh climate) and the Italian commedia dell'arte *(character names).

Key features of the Fatui style

-* Winter materials: fur, thick fabrics, long cloaks and coats.
- Color scheme: contrasting combinations of white, black, blue, gold; often - cool tones.
- Symbolism: Fatui emblems on accessories, masks, patches.
- Costume details: *long sleeves, high collars, gloves, layering.

Harbinger clothing (briefly)

1.* Pierrot (Jester) *

• Long fur coat with a fluffy black collar.
• Under the fur coat - a business suit; stylized as Russian boyar attire of the 16th-17th centuries.
• Colors: white, blue, black.

2.* Capitano (Captain) *

• Snezhny winter coat (takes off in battle).
• Black jumpsuit with gold chains.
• Gloves with claws.

3.* Dottore (Doctor) *

• White coat with silver inserts.
• Blue shirt, black trousers.
• Black pointed mask, tie, crow-shaped patch.
• Black fur on the right shoulder pad (a reference to the plague doctor).

4.* Columbine (Soubrette) *

• Ethereal gown in white and indigo blue.
• Draped panels on the shoulders, a cape with a white gem.
• A veil with a lattice pattern, six pairs of wings.

5.* Harlequin (Servant) *

• White tailcoat with red cuffs.
• Slim black trousers, black shoes with a pointed heel.
• Silver and red decorative elements; blue inserts on the hips.
• Pyro Eye of God on the back.

6.* Pulcinella (Chicken) *

• The style is restrained, businesslike; dark tones predominate.
• Details are not fully revealed in the game.

7.* Scaramuccia (Storyteller)

• Traditional Japanese clothing with dark purple accents.
• Wide-brimmed hat, short hair color

Adepts
Adepts are powerful spirits and immortal beings who serve the Archons (most often Geo Archon Morax). They protect Liyue from demons and disasters and maintain the balance of the elements.

Key Features:

They are not gods, but they possess enormous power.

They live in the mountains and hidden abodes, rarely interacting with people.

They follow the "Code of the Adepts" - a set of rules that govern their intervention in the affairs of mortals.

Famous Adepts (Li Yue):

Morax (who is himself both an Archon and a Supreme Adept).

Xiao is a Yaksha, protector of Li Yue; fights against demonic forces.

Gan Yu is a half-human, half-adept, secretary of the Moon Sea Pavilion.

Yan Fei is an adept legal consultant.

Hu Tao is the guardian of the Wansheng rite and is associated with the spirit world.

Qi Qi is a zombie adept seeking immortality.

Xin Yan is an adept musician (the connection is less direct).

Madame Pin (Mistress of Songs) is the oldest adept, the keeper of traditions.

Important:

There are adepts not only in Liyue, but most of the famous ones are connected with this region.

Their power is based on elemental energy, but they do not possess Gnosis.

Archons

The Archons are the patron deities of the seven regions of Teyvat. Each rules one of the elements, has their own ideal (life purpose), and is responsible for the prosperity of their people. Their power is symbolized by the Gnosis *(Heart of God).

Currently known Archons:

1.* Barbatos (Venti) - Anemo Archon *, God of Freedom, patron of Mondstadt.

• Ideal: Freedom.
• Former wind elemental; defeated the former Anemo Archon Decarabian.
• Lives among humans in the guise of the bard Venti.

2.* Morax (Zhong Li) - Geo Archon *, God of Contracts, Lord of Stone, patron of Liyue.

• Ideal: keeping contracts, trade, history.
• The oldest of the Seven; created Mora (Teyvat's currency) and the rules of trade.
• In the worldly realm - a consultant for the Wansheng bureau.

3.* Raiden Ei (Beelzebub) - Electro Archon *, Goddess of Eternity, ruler of Inazuma.

• Ideal: unshakable eternity.
• After the death of her sister, Archon Raiden, Makoto (Baal) created a puppet doll to rule.
• The soul resides in the sword; strives to take into account the inevitability of change.

4.* Nahida - Dendro Archon *, Goddess of Wisdom, patroness of Sumeru.

• Ideal: wisdom.
• A young Archon who inherited power after the death of Rukkhadevata.

5.* Focalors - Hydro Archon *, Goddess of Justice, ruler of Fontaine.

• Ideal: justice.
• Her rule is associated with the judicial system and laws of the region.

6.* Murata - Pyro Archon *, Goddess of War, patroness of Natlan.

• Ideal: war, valor.
• Known as the "Lady of War"; Her followers are the "Children of Murata."

7.* Queen - Krio Archon *, ruler of Snezhnaya.

• Ideal: love (presumably).
• Keeps her distance from the people; her policies are associated with Fatui and the strengthening of power.

• Note:

• There were other Archons in the past (for example, Decarabian, Raiden Makoto), but they died.
• Renegade gods live outside the kingdoms (Dark Sea)

The Fatui are a powerful organization from the Snow Region in the world of Genshin Impact *. They formally represent the interests of the Queen (Cryoarchon) and engage in diplomacy, trade, and politics, but in reality they often use deception, extortion, and cruel experiments to strengthen her power.

The Fatui's core strength is* the Eleven Harbingers *. These elite agents, codenamed after the Italian commedia dell'arte, each possess unique abilities and play a vital role in the Queen's plans.

Names and Titles of the Fatui Harbingers

1.* Piero ("The Jester") - Leader, first Harbinger. Founder of the organization, former court mage of Khaenri'ah.
2. Capitano ("Captain") - The First Harbinger.
3. Dottore ("Doctor") - The Second Harbinger. A cruel scientist, conducts dangerous experiments. Real name - Zandik.
4. Columbine ("Soubrette") - The Third Harbinger.
5. Arlecchino ("Servant") - The Fourth Harbinger.
6. Pulcinella ("Chicken") - The Fifth Harbinger. A methodical and calculating strategist.
7. Scaramuccia ("Storyteller") - The Sixth Harbinger. An artificial being created by Raiden A.
8. Sandrone ("Puppet") - The Seventh Harbinger.
9. Signora ("Lady") - The Eighth Harbinger. Real name - Rosalina-Kruczka Loefalter. The former "Scarlet Witch" of Mondstadt.
10. Pantalone ("The Dealer") - The Ninth Harbinger.
11. Tartaglia *("Childe") - The Eleventh Harbinger. The youngest of the Harbingers, recruited at 14.

• Note:

• The Harbingers have numbers and code names; the numbers do not always match the order in which they are mentioned.
• Some Harbingers (such as Scaramuccia) have temporarily retired, but may return.
• True names are not known to everyone; many hide their past behind pseudonyms.

The game Genshin Impact (the world of Teyvat) currently features the following main regions-cities (each associated with a specific Archon and element):

1. Mondstadt - Element: Anemo (air). Inspired by: German architecture (half-timbered houses), inspired by European cities.
   2. Liyue - Element: Geo (earth). Inspired by: China (port city, Chinese cuisine and architecture).
   3. Inazuma - Element: Electro (lightning). Inspired by: Japan (samurai culture, Shinto shrines).
   4. Sumeru - Element: Dendro (nature/life). Inspired by: Middle East/India (academic culture, jungles and deserts).
   5. Fontaine - Element: Hydro (water). Inspired by: France and Great Britain in the early 20th century (Belle Époque style, judicial system).
   6. Natlan - Element: Pyro (fire). Inspired by: The Philippines or Africa (warrior culture, tropical landscape).
   7. Snezhnaya - Element: Cryo (cold). Inspired by: Russia (harsh climate, winter atmosphere).