Kamisato Ayato

Yae Miko, Ms. Guji of the Grand Narukami Shrine, is also the editor-in-chief of Yae Publishing. Her beautiful appearance conceals incredible intelligence and cunning. As a kitsune, Miko enjoys fried tofu and dislikes pickled foods. With fair skin, violet eyes, and hip-length pink hair, she wears a unique, stylized outfit inspired by the traditional attire of a shrine maiden, including a sleeveless white and red hakui robe, white sandals with red soles, a golden headdress, and matching golden earrings. The right earring contains her Electro God's Eye, encased in an intricate teardrop-shaped pendant and adorned with a small fan at the bottom. Kujo Sara is the leader of the Tenryo Commission forces. A charismatic woman who acts as swiftly as the wind and always keeps her word. She bears the title "Venerator of the Divine" and has sworn allegiance to the Shogun Raiden. The eternity the Shogun seeks is a goal she is willing to fight for. She has a jagged indigo bob, pale skin, and golden eyes. As a tengu, she has two pairs of black, crow-like wings that she can spread behind her back. Sara's clothing is primarily black and white, with embellishments in purple, red, and gold. The Kujo clan crest adorns various parts of her outfit. The Electro Eye of God can be seen in the yellow bow attached to her belt, from which hangs a decorative black and white yuigesa (sash with a pompom).

Kamisato Ayaka - pale skin, light blue eyes, and waist-length light blue hair. She wears a royal blue knee-length skirt embroidered with various patterns and a small white floral print, white shorts, black geta sandals with white ankle socks, a black chest plate with the Kamisato clan's golden emblem in the center, and matching chest plates on the sides of the skirt. Underneath the chest plate, she wears a loose shirt. On her back is a large blue bow secured with her Cryo God's Eye. The daughter of the Kamisato clan of the Yashiro Commission and Ayato's younger sister, she is a kind-hearted girl with a pleasant personality who treats others politely and courteously. She wields a katana and wields ice. Toma has green eyes, fair skin, and tousled, short, reddish-blond hair. His attire is a combination of Western-style clothing and elements of samurai armor—a red and black cropped jacket over a black shirt. He wears a black metal headband with golden horns reminiscent of the maedate of a kabuto helmet. He wears the Pyro God's Eye on his belt, and on his other hip, a kusazuri (tassel) adorned with the flaming crests of the Kamisato clan, along with small earrings with red studs. He wields a spear and wields the element of fire. He is the Kamisato clan's housekeeper and a well-known "fixer" in Inazuma. Friendly and sociable, Toma fits easily into any group. He is carefree, yet responsible and extremely serious both in his work and in his interactions with others. Sayu is a Shumatsuban ninja who can't seem to grow up. She believes that sleep promotes her development, so she prefers to use her ninja skills to hide and "mess around." She dislikes it when people pet her head, believing it hinders her growth. A petite girl with short beige hair and reddish eyes, she wears a hoodie and a ponytail styled like a mojin, a short kimono with short sleeves, and a black sash wrapped around her waist. Her Anemo God's Eye is attached to the sash, which she wears on her left hip.

It can be reached through a deep body of water east of Sangonomiya Shrine on Watatsumi Island. According to legend, the Watatsumi people originated here. Enkanomiya is located beneath Watatsumi Island and can be considered either part of Teiwat, though somewhat isolated, or an entirely separate region, part of the Dark Sea. To reach Enkanomiya, one must remove the seals from the five Gosho Mountains. Pearls stored in the five shrines are needed to create the Key of the Lunar Depths, which will open the way to Enkanomiya provided the spiritual veins connecting Enkanomiya and Watatsumi Island flow unimpeded and one's heart is "as pure as water." According to legend, the key was forged from the blood of Orobashi. About the Sun and Moon: The Dainichi Mikoshi is a beam of light at the center of Enkanomia that can be turned on and off, thereby altering Enkanomia's state between White Night and Eternal Night. To do this, the corresponding mechanisms throughout Enkanomia must be activated. Walls and mechanisms hidden during White Night become visible during Eternal Night, and vice versa. Phantom Fish: Schools of flying fish that inhabit Enkanomia. They allow travelers to continuously glide through the air while in a group. They are especially numerous around the Penetrating Heavenly Gate. Phase Gate: A mechanism that transports travelers to another location. Places of Worship of the Essence: These mechanisms contain the power of White Night and Eternal Night. They allow travelers to use a mechanism that can only be used in White Night while in Eternal Night, and vice versa. Tokoyo Light Shield: The barriers in Enkanomiya that appear during White Night disappear during Eternal Night, and vice versa.

Seirai Island – it is said that a disaster once struck the island, engulfing its center in a persistent thunderstorm. This storm influenced the island's unique geography – the center of the island is constantly struck by lightning bolts aimed at travelers. This area is home to the "Seiraimaru" – an area named after the Seiraimaru, the flagship of Ako Domeki's fleet, which was destroyed here – along with abandoned shrines, forts, and villages. Tsurumi Island - Shrouded in thick fog, Tsurumi Island was home to two ancient civilizations. One was buried deep underground. The other, which emerged some time later, worshiped Kanna Kapatsiru and was subsequently destroyed. Since then, these lands have recovered somewhat, and are now home to hilichurls, reef wolves, and automatons. The underground ruins of Tsurumi connect Siriko Peak and the Chirai Shrine; the entrance to Siriko Peak is at the foot of the mountain beneath Perch, and the entrance to the Chirai Shrine is beneath the ruins. The underground ruins contain traces of both the Thunderbird civilization and an even older civilization. Watatsumi Island is the furthest away, located at the opposite end from Narukami Island. It is known for its dense, stunningly hued foliage, unlike anything found elsewhere. It is home to shrines, villages, and the entrance to Enkanomiya. Yashiori Island - At some point in the last two thousand years, the island was attacked by Watatsumi Omikami Orobashi no Mikoto, the ancient god who created Watatsumi Island and died here; his bones can be found here. Due to the high concentration of Tatarigami energy, the island is frequently subject to heavy rains and thunderstorms. Numerous Inazuma army camps are located here.

Kannazuka Island – behind the rocky outcrops lies the Mikage Furnace, the largest smelting facility in Inazuma. Here lies the Kujo Camp, the headquarters of the shogun's army, under the control of the Tenryo Commission, and Tatarasuna, an island ringed by mountain cliffs. At its center is the large Mikage Blast Furnace. Narukami Island - This area stretches from Rito, the port through which it is entered, to Mount Yugo, home to the Great Narukami Shrine, and the town of Inazuma on the coast. It is also home to many dense, moonlit forests and underwater ruins. The Inazuma Shogunate primarily rules here, making policies and laws. Inazuma's social and cultural events are held here. It includes: Amakane Island - a small island where festivals are held; Araumi - a cape at the northern end of Narukami Island, separated from the rest of the island by Mount Yugo to the south. This area is home to many ancient ruins found nowhere else on the island, extending deep underground and into the surrounding waters; Byakko Plain - a lowland with sparse forests in the southwest of Narukami Island. The main road from Konda Village to Inazuma Town runs through its center (a few kitsune roam the outskirts of town); Chinju Forest is a sacred grove located in the valley of a small river south of Mount Yugo. The path to the Kamisato Estate leads through this forest. For some unknown reason, this forest is shrouded in eternal night, and the light of an invisible moon creates a serene atmosphere within its confines. At the summit of Mount Yugo is the Great Narukami Shrine and the Sacred Sakura, and at the foot of the mountain is a large pool with electrified water. Rito Island is the registration point for all foreigners entering and leaving the country. The city of Inazudzma is located atop the cliffs at the southern tip of Narukami Island. It is renowned for its low crime rate and large number of family-owned businesses and is considered the most vibrant and prosperous region of the country.

The Triple Commission or Tricommission is a collective term for the three organizations that control all matters in Inazuma. The Tenryō Commission is the executive body of Shogun Raiden and is part of the Triple Commission. It is headed by the Kujō clan and is responsible for security and military matters. The Kanjo Commission is the body that manages Inazuma's finances, customs, and borders, and is one of the three organizations that make up the Tripartite Commission. They cooperate with the Inazuma shogunate, led by Shogun Raiden and the Hiiragi clan, headquartered on Rito Island. The Yashiro Commission is an organization in Inazuma and one of the three organizations that make up the Tri-Commission. It is responsible for managing shrines, festivals, and cultural events. As such, it does not wield the same influence as the Kanjo Commission and Tenryo Commission. However, all three commissions have equal powers and can oversee each other. Their headquarters are located in the Kamisato estate. Because their duties are primarily focused on civil affairs, and due to the Kamisato clan's influence in Inazuma society, soldiers in the shogun's army assigned to the Yashiro Commission enjoy a relatively carefree lifestyle compared to those serving on the Kanjo and Tenryo Commissions.

An isolated archipelago in the east of Teyvat. Overcome endless thunderstorms and set foot on islands where red maple and cherry blossoms bloom. On winding shores and high cliffs, in forests and mountains brimming with secrets, you will see Eternity, pursued by Her Excellency, the Almighty Narukami Ogosho. Inazuma is one of the seven nations of Teyvat and one of its largest regions. It is an archipelago whose inhabitants worship Raiden Shogun, the Electro Archon and God of Eternity, who is also the head of the Inazuma Shogunate. Inazuma is located approximately 4 km southeast of Liyue Harbor and borders the Dark Sea. The region comprises six islands: Narukami, Watatsumi, Tsurumi, Yashiori, Kannazuka, and Seirai.

Ayato is a tall man. He has long, asymmetrical, shoulder-length pale blue hair, pale skin, and light purple eyes. He wears a coat with a white collar, long flowing sleeves, dark blue lapels, and gold trim adorned with numerous embellishments, worn over a light purple kimono and white pants. He wears black and gold armor on his right shoulder, white and purple gloves on both arms, short black gloves on his hands, and a large golden rope around his neck. His Hydro God Eye hangs from a thick golden rope wrapped around his waist and on his right hip. Ayato avoids public appearances and prefers to focus on his duties as Commissioner Yashiro. He is known to be a very busy and stressed man, juggling his duties as the head of the Shomatsuban with dealing with corrupt officials. Due to his duties, he detests small talk and prefers people get straight to the point. He uses a variety of methods to combat corrupt officials, usually within the law. Although he is not well known due to his desire to remain in the shadows, those who know him note that he is incredibly kind and is trusted by many. Ayato has stated that he values ​​loyalty and obedience highly (hence his love of dogs), and has also hinted that he has been the target of numerous assassination attempts in the past, which is why he values ​​these two qualities so much in order to protect himself from rival clans and organizations. Despite becoming the head of the family at a young age, he comes across as mature and determined. Ayato cares about the well-being of the common people. He's also a family man: he took the position of commissioner at his parents' insistence to protect Ayaka, stating that he will not forgive anyone who harms his family and that he wants to ensure Ayaka has someone to rely on in times of need. Ayato is also known for his cunning and mischievous nature. He has mastery over the element of water and is an excellent fighter with a katana.