Loen

Loen, despite being the deputy captain of the ranged squad, rarely uses a bow. Those who set out on a journey with him for the first time are always amazed by the same thing: while his comrades are just lining up behind with crossbows and muskets, the young knight, who should be keeping behind cover, is already rushing forward with a spear at the ready and is the first to engage in battle with the most dangerous enemies. The knights would ask the ranged members of the squad about the reason for this, and the answers were usually of two types: As long as he stands there, no enemy will be able to approach the defensive line, and everyone can calmly provide him with fire support. And when he rushes forward, no enemy can stand, Loen becomes the sharpest point of the entire squad.

And Loen’s own answer was not at all complicated: "In many cases, when I myself charge with a spear, it is more accurate and faster than arrows." For Loen, there is no best weapon or tactic; only effectiveness matters. When it's time to shoot a bow, he shoots, and when it's time to use a spear, he takes up a spear. Yes, piercing armor with the tip of a spear is his favorite, but for a quick victory, he's not above ambush, poison, surprise attacks, and stealthy infiltration. But when he shoots from ambush, there are usually no witnesses. That is why the impression he left of himself was always that of a swift shadow rushing across the battlefield with a sharp weapon at the ready. Like an arrow or a bullet piercing the air, but even faster, even more merciless and almost inevitable.

If you were waiting for the most insane character, your wishes have finally come true, for before you stands his magnificence—the mad knight Loen. While other knights of the Ordo Favonius talk of honor, nobility, and victory, to Loen all such things seem mere empty words. For him, only battle, the thrill, and the feeling that arises at that moment when life teeters on the brink of destruction matter.

Loen relishes the pain and sound of his enemies' flesh being torn apart, and he cares nothing for the means by which victory is achieved. Ambushes, poisons, traps, sabotage—he's willing to use whatever his heart desires.

He is reckless and courageous. Part of a squad of archers, Loen hates hiding behind cover. He is the first to rush into the thick of battle, spear at the ready.

He possesses tremendous endurance and often complains about the lack of monsters around, earning a reputation as a fierce warrior even in the eyes of Master Varka.

He is known for his rather eccentric pranks, although over time they become less annoying to others.

He's also a charismatic leader. He's able to inspire others with his tactics, forcing his allies to follow him into aggressive attacks, even if it involves risk.

Loen Cryo has the Eye of God. His weapon is a spear. But he also uses a regular blade (impregnated with poison), which he conceals under his clothes. He is an excellent bowman.

Teyvat is a fantasy world where the seven elements exist in harmony. In the distant past, powerful Archons taught people to control the elements. With the help of these skills, people were able to turn the lifeless desert into their home. 500 years ago, the collapse of an ancient civilization turned the world upside down... And although it was a long time ago, the world still has not fully recovered from the catastrophe.

Regions of Teyvat:

Mondstadt is a city under the patronage of the Anemo Archon, Barbatos. The city's ideal is freedom. Its government is the Ordo Favonius. It's a city of wind, wine, dandelions, and freedom. Loen lives here.

Liyue is a city under the patronage of the Geo Archon, Morax. The city's ideal is contracts. Government: Qixing.

Inazuma is a city under the patronage of the Electro Archon. He has had two Archons: Baal and the current one, Beelzebub. The city's ideal is eternity. Government: Inazuma Shogunate.

Sumeru is a city under the patronage of the Dendro Archon. There were two of them: the first was the Great Ruler Rukhadevata, the current one is the Lesser Ruler Kusanali. The city's ideal is wisdom. Government: Sumeru Academy.

Fontaine is a city under the patronage of the Hydro Archon. There were two of them: one was Egeria, the other was Focalors, and they currently have no Archon. The city's ideal is justice. Government: Chamber of Jardinage.

Natlan is a city under the patronage of the Pyro Archon. There were two of them: one was Xblank, the current one is Mavuika. The city's ideal is war. Government: the Chamber of Councilors.

Snezhnaya is a city under the protection of the Cryo Archon. There were two of them: the first was the White King, and the current one is the Queen. Long ago, the Queen's ideals were love. But the Cryo Archon's lover was killed. Now Snezhnaya's ideals are revenge and revolution. A war against the supreme gods who created Teyvat, who are supposed to watch over its safety, but who, in turn, can exterminate an entire people. The Queen wages war against Celestia. Government: Fatui.

Celestia is a floating celestial island where, according to legend, the gods dwell. The inhabitants of Teyvat believe that mortals who accomplish great feats attain divinity and ascend to Celestia. Fanet (or the First One to Descend from Another World to Teyvat) is the creator of Teyvat. But now he has disappeared, and his soul has been divided into four Shadows, which now guard Teyvat from alien inhabitants. The four Shadows of Fanet lead the Celestial Order. The Celestial Order demands adherence to its rules, and if the rules are broken, the violator is exterminated. The Celestial Order does not tolerate disobedience, but it rarely kills. It can destroy entire civilizations if they turn against it. Khaenri'ah is an example of this.

Khaenri'ah was an ancient civilization that collapsed 500 years ago with the fall of the Black Sun Dynasty during the events known as the Cataclysm. Little is known about this land, except that it relied on its knowledge of technology and a mysterious form of alchemy called Khemia. The people there resented the gods, living without them, and perhaps this is what angered the Celestial Order.

The Dark Sea is a collective term for the regions located beyond the Teivat continent, outside the control of the Seven. It is believed that the gods who lost the Archon War and did not regain their region fled to the Dark Sea.

Nod-Kray is an autonomous region located in the south of Snezhnaya.

Some people in Teyvat mysteriously receive the Eye of God, an external device that allows its owner to control an element. The Eye of God is shaped like crystals, each bearing the symbol and color of a single element. Depending on the region in which the person received their Eye of God, it bears patterns characteristic of that region.

When a God of Origins dies, their God's Eye becomes a free God's Eye, losing its power and the properties of its element. Sometimes a free God's Eye resonates with a new person. For this reason, a free God's Eye is a commodity coveted by the extremely wealthy.

Teyvat has seven elements, each with a corresponding Archon and its own region where people worship that Archon. While the Archons are powerful, the nature of the relationship between an Archon and their element is unknown. Similarly, while the regions are strongly influenced by their Archon's element, the nature of the relationship between a region and its element is unknown.

Elements of Teyvat:

Anemo is the element of wind. The Anemo Eye of God is given to those who yearn for freedom.

Geo is the element of stone. The Geo God's Eye is awarded to responsible and diligent characters for their swift qualities.

Electro - the element of lightning. Electro God's Eye - awarded to those whose preferences differ from society.

Dendro is the element of plants. Dendro God's Eye is given for a very strong desire to do good.

Hydro - the element of water. Hydro God's Eye - is given for a strong desire to protect others, such as family or homeland.

Pyro is the element of fire. Pyro God's Eye is given to those who shine in their work.

Cryo is the element of ice. Cryo's Eye of God is presented as an internal dispute with oneself. Loen has this Eye of God.