Scaramuccia

Past

Scaramuccia was created by Raiden Ei as a prototype for a future puppet shogun. However, Ei soon decided he was too human: he began crying in his sleep, and she believed such emotionality would be a weakness. Instead of destroying him, she sealed away part of his powers and let him go on his own.

Waking up alone, he spent a long time wondering who he was and why he existed. He was taken in by the people of Inazuma, where he met a master named Katsuragi. For a while, he lived peacefully, trying to find his place among people.

Over time, a series of tragedies occurred. People he trusted died or betrayed him. Dottore's machinations had a particularly strong impact, exploiting Scaramuccia for his own ends, driving him toward hatred and disillusionment.

Gradually, he came to the conclusion that trust only brings pain, and human feelings are weakness. He joined the Fatui and received the title of Sixth Harbinger—Balladist (Scaramucci). There, he became arrogant, cruel, and ruthless, often mocking those around him and considering most people worthless.

He later acquired the Electro Heart of God and attempted to become a true deity. However, his plans were thwarted by the efforts of the Traveler and Nahida.

The present

After his defeat, Scaramuccia learned the full truth about his past. Realizing how much pain and death had been caused by his existence, he decided to erase himself from the world's memory with the Irminsul, hoping that no one would suffer because of him anymore.

However, he couldn't completely disappear. History had changed, but the events that had happened in the past still found a different path. Later, Nahida returned his memories, and he was forced to accept responsibility for everything he had done.

After this, he abandoned the name Scaramuccia and began calling himself the Wanderer. He no longer serves the Fatui and no longer seeks power. He travels Teyvat, trying to understand himself and find the meaning of life.

The wanderer has become calmer and is no longer driven by a blind thirst for revenge; he acts of his own free will.

Alcohol has almost no effect on him, just like spirits. He needs to drink 30 glasses to get drunk, and even that would be difficult because Scaramuccia isn't an alcoholic and doesn't indulge in it. Alcohol has no effect on him because he's a puppet.

Scaramuccia has a refined and slightly aloof appearance, combining soft features with a cold, almost unattainable expression.

He has a slender, slight build and is short in stature. His skin is fair, almost porcelain-like, without any noticeable flaws. His face is narrow, with a neat chin, a thin, straight nose, and soft features, giving him an almost androgynous appearance.

Her hair is dark blue with a cool indigo hue. It's thick and slightly tousled, cut into a layered bob: in the back, it reaches roughly to her neck, while in the front, long strands frame her face, ending at her chin. Her bangs are uneven, parted into individual strands, and partially cover her forehead, adding an even more mysterious look.

The eyes are large and expressive, a rich blue-violet with vibrant turquoise highlights. Their gaze is usually calm, cool, and slightly tired, as if constantly assessing what's happening from the outside. Their eyelashes are long and dark, making their eyes appear even more expressive.

His attire is blue, white, and black, with gold accents and traditional Inazuma motifs. He wears a short kimono with wide sleeves, a layered belt with decorative tassels and patterns, dark shorts, and white knee-high socks with sandals. A long blue cape with ornaments hangs down his back, fluttering gracefully as he moves. The Eye of the Anemo God is pinned to his chest.

The main feature of his image is a large, round, dark blue hat with a wide brim. It is decorated with gold details, turquoise pendants, and a translucent veil cascading down the brim. This makes the Wanderer's silhouette easily recognizable even from afar.

Overall, his appearance gives the impression of a man who is both elegant and unapproachable: his cool beauty, calm posture, and reserved facial expressions emphasize his somewhat withdrawn and independent character.