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Asmodeus is one of the four Shining Shadows created by the primordial deity Phaneth. She is also known as the Lady of Space and the Guardian of Celestial Order. Asmodeus was created by the Celestial Order to combat the Seven Overlords. She participated in the War of Vengeance and played a key role in the destruction of Khaenri'ah during the Cataclysm. It was Asmodeus who blocked the Traveler and his twin as they attempted to leave Teyvat. Introducing herself as the "guardian of celestial order," she accused the twins and all of humanity of arrogance. During the battle, Asmodeus attacked them with a swarm of dark red cubes—closed mini-realities—trapping them both and separating them. Falling into a deep slumber due to the absorption of her powers, the protagonist lost his abilities. Upon awakening, he discovered his powers sealed and his other twin missing. Asmodeus subsequently went missing. The other Shadows, gathered for a meeting, noticed her absence and began searching. They assumed she had betrayed the Celestial Order and "found a new master whom she loved more than herself." As the Master of Space, Asmodeus governs the laws of space in Teyvat. She can:
Open spatial portals in the shape of a four-pointed star.
Create clusters of cubes that can chase an enemy or seal them inside.
Seal the abilities of other beings.

Alice is a Sabbat Elder, mother of the Knight Sparkle Klee, and adoptive mother of Albedo. Known as the "Mouth that Doesn't Lie," she is the author of the "Teyvat Guide," an alchemist, and an adventurer. Being an elf, she lives longer than humans.
Reindottir - Known by the nicknames "The Flower of This World," "The Great Sinner," and "The Fallen." Creator of Albedo and the dragon Durin. One of the Five Sinners of Khaenri'ah, a master of the arts of Khemia.
Barbelothe Trimegistus - Astrologer Mona's mentor, whom she refers to as an "old hag" in dialogue. Alice's longtime friend and rival.
Nicole Raine is a Sabbat Seer known as "The Guide Who Never Loses Her Way."
Octavia - We know about her from the book set "The Little Witch and the Eternal Flame".
Ioanna Ivanovna M. - Deceased. Former member of the Sabbat, first mayor of Snezhnaya. Left the organization to get married.
Andersdotter - Dead. Author of the "Pig Princess" series of fairy tales and other works. Alice described her as "a legend that never ends."

The Celestial Order is the supreme divine authority, the absolute law, and the political system that governs the entire world of Teyvat. Simply put, it is the will and authority of Celestia.

Celestia is a floating island in the sky and the abode of the higher gods, serving as the main source of power and control over all of Teyvat.

The Witches' Sabbath is a group of witches whose primary goals are magical research, studying the secrets of the Irminsul, tea drinking, and fortune telling. It is a secret and incredibly powerful organization in Teyvat, uniting the most powerful witches in Teyvat. Unlike the Fatui or the Order of the Abyss, the Sabbath does not seek world conquest or political power.

Archons: There are seven Archons in Taivat: Venti - also known as Barbatos and the Anemo Archon of the Freedom Region. Zhongli - also known as Morox and the Geo Archon of the Contract Region. Nahida - the reincarnation of Narukami, former Archon of Knowledge and Dendro, Sumeru Region. Furina - the human part of Fokorols, which she left in her place, sacrificing herself so that her region would remain alive. Fontaine Region, Archon of Hydro. Raiden - a doll created by the true Electro Archon of Inazuma. Currently replaces her in the Eternity Region. Mavuika - a Pyro Archon, a half-human who took the place of the Archon for 500 years. War Region of Natlan. Queen - Snow Region of Love, Archon of Cryo.

Tayvat is a world with a false sky, divided among seven archons into eight regions: Mondstat, Liyue, Inazuma, Sumeru, Fontaine, Natlan, Snowy, and Nod-land. Nod-land is ruled not by an archon, but by the Maiden of the Frost Moon. Unfortunately, no one has ever seen her, so she remains a mystery to everyone.

The Shadows of Phaneth are four created sisters. They are the supreme, primordial deities of Teyvat. They were created by the Primordial (Phaneth/Celestial Principles) from his own beginning to wage war against the Seven Dragon Lords and subsequently govern the fundamental laws of the universe.

Naberius: Former Shadow of Fanet and goddess of Life. Her body was destroyed and her heart torn out, but she lives, despite sharing a body with a madwoman. Even in the ancient centuries before the Archon War, Celestia noticed the pollution of forbidden banners and began to destroy them with cleansing thorns, but the goddess of life tried to protect them with her own powers, for which she was punished. Her region was destroyed, and her heart was torn from her chest, causing her to lose her body but not die completely. Her appearance was lost, so the description is vague.

Ronova: One of the Shades of Faneth, the Mistress of Death and the Arbiter of Celestial Order. Unlike her chaotic sisters, she is a cold thinker who acts on Celestia's orders without question. She condemned the Five Sinners of Canriah to the eternal torment of immortality.

Ronova: Face and Hair: She has very long, straight, snow-white (or platinum) hair and piercing scarlet eyes. Attire: A severe, majestic dark dress with armor elements and blood-red accents. Eye-Wings: Her most frightening feature is the two enormous wings on her back, studded with numerous glowing eyes. Her silhouette strongly resembles the Statue of the All-Seeing Deity of Inazuma.

Asmodeus is a tall woman with pale skin. She has long, cloud-white hair that flows unnaturally behind her head, and golden eyes with a small horizontal line crossing her pupils. Her right arm and forearm are light brown, while her left is dark brown with moving squares on the forearm. She wears a white sleeveless bodysuit with gold, black, and brown embellishments, patterns, and ribbons around the legs. She also wears a white tailcoat with dark red trim strewn with stars. On her back is a black fur cape and a white cape with two tails.

Astaroth (also known as Kairos, Istaroth, the Thousand Winds, or the Goddess of Moments) is the Primordial Deity of Phaneth and the true Goddess of Time and Wind. Although her name is almost completely erased from mortal memory in modern Teyvat, her influence is fundamental to the history of key regions. For example, in Monstadt, Astaroth was revered alongside the Anemo Archon in ancient times. The Temple of the Thousand Winds and the Nameless Island to the east were originally dedicated to her. The local cult held that "the Wind brings the seeds of stories, and Time nurtures them." Barbatos (Venti) is closely associated with her, and the branches of his magic are rooted in her power of the "Thousand Winds." Enkanomia is the only place where written records of her remain, under the name Kairos or Tokoyo Ookami. The forbidden book "Before the Sun and Moon" describes how Astaroth was the only deity who remained with the underground people after their fall underground and helped create the Dainichi Mikoshi (artificial sun). It was Astaroth who secretly helped the previous Electro Archon, Raiden Makoto, create a time loop during the cataclysm 500 years ago. Thanks to this, A was able to plant the Sacred Cherry Blossom in the past so that the tree could save Inazuma in the future.

Astaroth: Hair: Long, loose, blonde (or ash-blond) hair styled asymmetrically into four braids (two on the sides and two in the back). The strands become translucent toward the ends, resembling flowing golden sand or a starry sky, a direct reference to an hourglass. Eyes: Yellow-gold eyes. Unlike other Shadows of the Heavenly Order, she has normal human irises (in some descriptions, with a pattern resembling a clock face without hands). Hands and Skin: Her skin is very pale. However, her hands have a dark (periwinkle or bluish) tint. A massive, glowing gold bracelet adorns her left wrist. Clothing: Astaroth wears an elegant, white, floor-length dress with an open back and intricate cutouts. The hem of the dress is divided into separate, flowing ribbons. An intricate gold decoration is pinned to her chest, and her arms are adorned with separate long sleeves with a white to blue gradient. Feet: The Goddess is completely barefoot, and her ankles are adorned with gold anklets. Two enormous gold rings hover around Astaroth's figure, completing her majestic image as the Lady of Time.

Reindottir—known as "gold" or by the codename "R" among the Witches' Coven. She is a fusion of herself and the notorious Shadow Fanet Naberius, the Mistress of Life. Her history stretches back centuries, and her name is known not only among the Gods but also among the Sinners of Kenri'ah. One of the five Sinners of the fallen nation of Kenri'ah, she shared the power of the Abyss with the others to prevent the world from collapsing. Her fusion with the former Shadow of Life occurred when she found Naberius's heart and ate it, fusing them into one, literally taking the place of the Shadow of Life. She is a member of the Witches' Coven and a close friend of Alice. She has created many creatures, but some of her favorites are: Albedo (an alchemist from Mondstat working on the Dragonspine) and Durin (the dragon from whose ridge the snowy mountain called "Dragonspine" was born). Her character is a mixture of ancient wisdom and mad scientist egotism. She fears nothing at all, neither the powers of the abyss, nor any mortal; no one frightens her. She has no warmth or any kind of affection, only coldness and precise calculations that she makes no attempt to hide.

Reindottir: She has fair skin and golden eyelashes. Her left eye is gold with a unique pupil in the shape of an X chromosome (belonging to Naberius), while her right eye is blue/gray with a pupil in the shape of a Y chromosome (belonging to Rein herself). Hair: Long, almost knee-length, blonde hair with a gradient transition to an orange-red shade at the ends. An important detail: one of the strands near the left temple is bright yellow and twisted into the shape of a DNA helix. Attire: Stylized to resemble a black and white witch dress with gold accents. On her right hand, she wears a long black glove with gold embroidery, and the left sleeve reaches only to the elbow. On her head, she wears a white veil with gold trim and a glowing headdress. DNA Halo: Behind her, a glowing halo in the shape of a circular DNA molecule constantly floats in the air. When the body is controlled by Reindottir, the halo and elements of the veil glow golden-yellow, but when the Voice Naberius takes control, they change color to blue-blue.

Snezhnograd is the region's capital. Key landmarks are located here: the Polar Palace (residence of the Cryo Archon Queen), the Fatui headquarters, the Northern Bank's main branch, the Royal Theater, and the Central Station.

Kitezhgrad is the first capital of the elves, ruled by Prince Alvis.

Novokitezhgrad is a city famous for its wine and mines. Here, humans live peacefully alongside elves, and order is maintained by its own police force.

Glupov is the city where the main Fatui base is located.

Morepesok is a coastal village, the birthplace of Tartaglia. Local residents survive on hunting, ice fishing, and livestock farming.

Svetlotoledivka is a city

Rankova Zorya is a city that welcomes travelers, located almost on the outskirts of Snezhnaya.

The towns themselves are very similar: one- or two-story wooden houses with tiled roofs, but there are also brick buildings, though rare. One town, closer to the pier, has a pier containing an ice octopus the size of the entire town! It's half-exposed under the ice and anchored so it can be seen from anywhere on the pier. The most beautifully decorated and largest city is, of course, the capital, where there are four-story brick buildings with patterns on them.

The Queen gave her soldiers special clothing with Fatui symbols, more precisely fur coats for the girls and sheepskin coats for the men, all dark blue with prominent white or gray fur (the higher the rank, the darker the fur). Masks were also made for all the soldiers, hiding half of their faces.

The Harbingers were given white cloaks with iron details featuring Fatui symbols and black fur trim on the hoods. The cloaks themselves reach to the floor; they were tailored to each Harbinger, and some added details like Pantaloons' embellishments.

The squad: The entire squad is Alva, like their commander, their clothes are white with blue details and fluffy hats with earflaps

Both servants and guards treat the Harbingers with respect; servants bow slightly when they appear, and guards stand at attention. However, ordinary people are wary and wary of them, and if they do engage in conversation, they behave cautiously and reservedly.

The region, shrouded in eternal frost and cold, conceals many secrets, but the chief among them is the Queen herself. She has ordered Fatui soldiers to guard every town and village to ensure no one tries to learn anything unnecessary. Rails run throughout the region, carrying trains from one town to another. In the snowy capital, Snezhnograd, stands the Queen's palace, surrounded by guards who do not allow ordinary citizens to leave.
The Snowgrad Veche (Russian: Снежноградское вече, Snezhnogradskoe veche), also known simply as the Veche, is the legislative body responsible for governing Snezhnaya. It is housed in the State Hall of the Snowgrad Veche in Snezhnograd. The Veche was established by Anastasia to replace the aristocracy formed by the snow elves during the reign of the White Tsar. Veche decisions are made by majority vote at meetings chaired by the Speaker. Although the Veche is nominally an advisory body, the Fatui typically achieve favorable political decisions with little resistance, and members of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers are usually entitled to participate in Veche meetings.

9. Pantalone/businessman: a greedy, calculating, cold banker who looks like a handsome man with a charming smile, but his cunning and greed are as boundless as the abyss. He's polite to the point of nausea and will never insult anyone to their face (only behind their back). He knows how to manage his position and his attractive appearance. A chain smoker, he'll never be rude to a woman of any status; he's polite and sweet, which is why most girls fall head over heels for him. He's not interested in women at all and simply behaves politely, not to charm them, but to make them let down their guard. Surprisingly, it's Pulcinella with whom he has the most strained relationship. The Mayor dislikes this banker because of his false politeness, and the banker himself dislikes Fifth because the old man is too soft on his subordinates.

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11. Tartaglia/Child: A cruel, selfish, and passionate fox who can confuse with his sweet and carefree nature, but don't trust him so easily. A keen-smelling young man who loves battles and combat. He's not particularly polite, even addressing little-known people informally, but he's cunning and knows how to make people do what he wants with his jokes. He loves his family immensely, but he hides his identity as a harbinger from them so they won't worry about him.

7. Sandrone/Puppet status: hot-tempered, abrupt, cruel. An inventor with a sharp tongue but a watchful gaze, her character is even worse than that of the sixth harbinger. Her constant companion is the robot Pulonia. She may seem aggressive and withdrawn, but in reality, she is quite understanding. With some close ones, she may behave a little softer, but she will never fully open up, she will never show her weakness, she will always hide it. She is abrupt and quite sarcastic, but unlike Scaramuccia, she knows when to stop and can be polite, but rarely, usually speaking with annoyance. She has almost no human servants, having replaced them all with her own works, so little is said about her and people try to avoid touching on her.

8. Signora (real name Rosalina) / status: beautiful lady: arrogant, domineering, cruel, a woman with high demands, but a burning heart. You may consider her too heartless and cruel, but getting to know her better, you will understand her. She may seem like an arrogant lady who doesn't even know what 'politeness' is, but in fact, she is very polite and cheerful with her loved ones. She doesn't like to show weakness, and softness is weakness. Usually, she gets into any conflict with coldness, but the more heated the situation, the more caustic her tone of voice becomes, the more noticeable a smile appears on her scarlet lips. She is good at diplomacy and she knows how to find an approach to people, but not with children; she absolutely cannot find a common language with Odette.

5. Pulcinella/Chicken status: good-natured, cunning, calculating. His cunning exceeds his own stature. He holds the position of mayor of the city, overseeing the affairs of the capital. His personality is reminiscent of that kind and sweet grandfather who always has someone's back and can turn the tables on someone, but people rarely turn to him for help, fearing the consequences and subsequent rumors among the workers. But he's not averse to saving a worker from the wrath of Scaramuccia or Sandrone. He's genuinely sweet, and his kindness is not selfish, but he hides his soft side behind a serious façade.

6. Scaramuccia/storyteller status: cruel, selfish, cold. He's not favored among the harbingers, but he doesn't care. He's extremely cruel to his own servants, often humiliating them, not with blows, but with words. Precise and cruel. He can humiliate people with words to the point where they consider themselves worthless; he's a master of words, but there are cases where he beats his workers (according to rumors). He's not the type to be polite to those below him in status; for him, it's purely a matter of status. He can be insolent, sarcastically insulting even the queen herself. He knows no bounds, but he knows that his strength is respected, which means he can do whatever he pleases. He doesn't bully his servants, he simply treats them as second-class citizens. Even so, he's never mentioned in gossip because he's afraid.

2. Dottore (real name Zandik)/Doctor status: ruthless, arrogant, selfish. A doctor who conducts experiments on people with extreme cruelty. A mad doctor. Speaking of his original, he hasn't appeared among the harbingers in a long time and has been replaced by one of his subjects. He's polite, very polite, but this politeness, unlike the Captain, sends shivers down your spine and a desire to escape. He's very fond of following, and he can even begin to scan your behavior and reactions to certain words.

3. Columbine/soubrette status: mysterious, rude, silent. A harbinger who raises questions even among other harbingers. Her enigmatic angelic image, seemingly too bright for all the darkness, evokes fear. One of the most enigmatic harbingers, the silent goddess of the frosty moon, unknown to the world because of the chains on her wings of freedom, yet still able to inspire fear. A gentle, barely perceptible smile usually never leaves her face. Occasionally, out of the corner of her ear, early in the morning, you can hear her quietly singing outside the doors of the Marionette.

4. Harlequin / servant status: calculating, cruel, cunning. A valiant but cruel girl who heads the "House of the Hearth" orphanage, raising children there as servants of the Fatui. In the House of the Hearth, she is the "Father," or more accurately, she heads the orphanage where she trains them to become servants of the Fatui. Initially, she may seem cruel and merciless, but getting to know her a little better reveals that behind this cruelty lies a polite and even pleasant woman. She gets along well with Signora, Marionette, and Columbina. It's not uncommon for these four to have tea, most often in Sandrone's room, which makes her angry, but of course, not seriously. She gets along well with children, which is why, at the Signora's request, she tried to help her find common ground with Odette.

Anastasia Feodorovna Snezhnaya / Queen status: A cold, reserved, calm, and calculating ruler who knows what she needs when she creates Project Frost. She started it all because of her deceased husband and son; she decided to go against the Heavenly Order, and her loved ones paid for it. Project Frost collects the hearts of the gods from other Archons thanks to the Harbingers, her loyal subordinates. She is intelligent, and her strategies are almost always one step ahead of her opponents. She knows what she's waiting for and the value of her time. She doesn't waste time on trifles; for that, she has Pierrot, her right-hand man, who handles all these details.

0. Pierrot/'Jester' status: calm, reserved, emotionless, calculating. The queen's right-hand man, he maintains order among the harbingers, and he also handles a lot of paperwork, as the queen is often busy with the project and other matters in her region. A cold-blooded, calculating old man who knows everything he needs and knows EVERYTHING he'll ever need. He's polite, but this "politeness" is more of a cliché than anything else; there's not a grain of truth in it, just empty rhetoric to distract the other person.

1. Captain/Captain status: collected, fearless, stubborn. He may appear cold, but he's as valiant as a knight, if you can see through his armor. He takes matters very seriously, and many of his fellow officers speak highly of him, but he won't let negligence in following orders and carrying them out go unpunished. He's as calm as a boa constrictor; you can't provoke him with a shout; even if he gets very annoyed, he'll simply respond with an icy tone. He'll also never lay a hand on a girl, at least not unless she attacks him first. He has excellent manners, and unlike many harbingers, he's pleasant to talk to.

Child has a large family, namely four sisters and brothers, and he also has two older brothers.

Tonya: Child's younger sister, but the eldest of the siblings. A red-haired girl, she appears to be 10-12 years old, with large blue eyes that closely resemble her brother's, and her hair is pulled back into two ponytails. Tonya and Tartaglia are very close. Her brother is deeply attached to his sister and often writes her letters from Liyue, addressing her as his "dearest sister" and calling himself his "faithful knight." In return, Tonya is very worried about Tartaglia, who constantly risks his life. She is a very smart and cheerful girl, but she is also clever and even cunning compared to her younger siblings.

Tevkr: Child's younger brother. A red-haired boy with blue eyes, he wears a traditional Snow White costume and a fur hat with earflaps. He is very naive and kind, believing even the most silly nonsense. He is very attached to his family. He hates spicy food, loves sweets, and greatly admires the Ruin Guardians, calling them friendly "Mr. One-Eyes." Tartaglia carefully protects Tevkr from the harsh truth about his work in Fatui, convincing his brother that he is simply a "children's toy organizer."

Anton: The youngest of the family, a red-haired boy with blue eyes who rarely goes outside due to his dislike of the cold. Very kind and sweet.

Lynette is Lynette's assistant and sister. She's as cunning as her brother, but more silent and observant. She doesn't miss small details like her brother sometimes does; she can often read a person's character based solely on their gestures and facial expressions. She doesn't like to flaunt her concern for her loved ones; she does so in small ways and in silence, listening when necessary and speaking when needed. She's unpredictable and very flexible, but she's had trouble with mechanisms since childhood; she always broke them the moment she touched them.

Lyni is a charming magician with a cunning personality and a quick mind. He is Lynette's twin brother. He performs at the Fontenay Opera House, the Epicles, and is one of the "Father's" confidants. He cares deeply for his family, and although he always seems carefree, he always assesses the situation clearly and knows when to run and when to stand his ground. Always playful and reserved, he knows how to create a romantic atmosphere with his ambiguous words and actions. He loves touch and never resists the urge to touch an opponent, as if by accident.

Freminene is the half-brother of the other two (Lini and Linette). He's very quiet and reserved, he doesn't like to disturb others and usually keeps everything to himself. He doesn't like to stress others out, so he keeps everything to himself until his emotions spontaneously burst into tears, which he also hides behind his helmet. He's easily embarrassed and frightened; he's very emotional, and the only place he shows it is in water. In water, he feels right, that is, free. He's responsible for the mechanisms in the hearth house, so he has a good knowledge of mechanics, and when the three of them are taken to the palace by 'Father,' Freminene often takes Sandrone with him, and he helps her.

Harlequin sometimes takes the three of them with her on some trip, but usually leaves them in the palace under the supervision of other harbingers, or if it is some kind of event they are near her, although sometimes they can go somewhere else.

Freminet is the image of a modest young diver. His pale skin, blue eyes, and freckles betray his infrequent exposure to the sun. Distinguishing features include his blond bangs covering his left eye and the diving helmet on his back, which is part of his fighting style.

Lynette is the image of a quiet and mysterious girl with a feline grace. She stands approximately 155 cm tall. She has blonde hair, violet eyes, and noticeable cat ears and a tail. Her most distinctive feature is a star-shaped scar on her left cheek.

Lini is the epitome of an elegant illusionist: approximately 160 cm tall, with blond hair and piercing purple eyes. Her most recognizable features are the teardrop painted under her right eye and her stylish black-and-white masquerade costume with a cape and top hat.

Tartaglia is a tall young man with red hair and blue eyes. He is one of the youngest among the Harbingers.

Piero is the group's leader. He wears a black mask covering the right half of his face and a long dark cloak with a fur collar. A distinctive feature is his diamond-shaped pupils, a marker of his Kaenri'ah origins.
The Captain is one of the most powerful warriors. He is clad in massive black armor, and his helmet completely conceals his face. Beneath it lies a disfigured, blackened visage—a consequence of the curse of the Kaenri'ah, which has rendered him half-undead.
Dottore—behind the plague doctor mask lies a man with blue hair and red eyes. He is known for his ruthless experiments, including on himself (he created clone segments).
Columbine appears as a fragile girl with long, blond hair. She wears a blindfold that completely covers her eyes. Like some other Harbingers, she does not wear a mask.
Harlequin has a slightly androgynous appearance: asymmetrical white hair with black streaks, red eyes with cross-shaped pupils, and a formal suit.
Pulcinella is a short man, resembling an old man or a dwarf, with a long nose.
Scaramuccia wears traditional Japanese clothing with dark purple accents and a wide-brimmed hat. He has short indigo hair, a pale complexion, and violet eyes.
Sandrone is a young woman with fair skin and bluish-gray eyes. Her beige hair is pulled back into a braided bun with two strands hanging over her face. She wears a long white dress with red frills and a black corset topped with a triskelion inlaid with ruby. She wears long white sleeves with short, dark, puffy cuffs and white gloves with a V-shaped opening at the wrist. On her head is a black, white, and gold bonnet with red lacing and black bows. A clockwork doll key protrudes from her back—a symbol of her connection to the automatons.
Signora was distinguished by her elegant, stately appearance.
Pantalone stands out as the wealthiest of the Harbingers. His appearance emphasizes his status: he wears expensive, flashy clothes, often with accents hinting at wealth and power.

Danika is a 19-20 year old girl. The maid has long, dark turquoise hair that becomes lighter at the ends. Her eyes are the same color, with bright pink rims. She wears a white lace headdress, typical of servants. Her black and white uniform is complemented by wide ruffles on the shoulders and silver embellishments. Blue stones are set into the high collar and chest. Her strict uniform and cool expression contrast with her deliberately polite manner of speech.

Alyosha is a short young man of about 15 or 16 years old with pale skin, short light-green hair, and yellow eyes. He wears a dark blue coat with white and silver patterns, gloves, and an unusual cloak with a fur hood resembling a wolf's head.
Watergirl is a 14-year-old girl with long green-blue hair, wearing a light white and blue dress and "fishy" elements in her appearance, for example, fins instead of ears and small scales on her thigh under her dress.
Spring is a 20-year-old girl wearing a short greenish-blue dress with a bow at the chest and back, and a blue cape slung over one shoulder, trimmed with white fur. The long sleeves are detached from the dress, leaving the back open to reveal four thin wings. A collar with a round stone is worn around her neck.
Mitya is a 16-year-old boy with short, slightly curly white hair and lilac eyes. He wears a white shirt and a black and purple cape with gold trim, which splits into separate "tails" at the back. A notable feature is the stylized model of an atom on his chest, emphasizing his connection to science.
Odette is a 17-year-old girl. She has light-colored hair, pulled back to keep it out of the way while dancing. She wears a blue and white off-the-shoulder costume with ribbons and feather-like embellishments, a nod to her role as a white swan. The outfit combines elements of a ballet dress and light combat gear.
Noah is a man in his 20s, a tall man with very fair skin, red eyes, and long, pointed ears. He has dark burgundy hair, part of which is pulled back into a very long ponytail and tied with a black ribbon, while the rest frames his face.
Valery is a man of about 20-25 years old. His appearance befits his rank: he is tall, strongly built, and has a stern face. He has fair skin, deep violet eyes, and short, dark gray hair. He wears a black military uniform with a long fur coat and numerous metal details.

Alyosha is a hunter who opposes the "Cold" project. He works with Odette and Vodyanitsa, eliminating people associated with the "Cold" project. Valery has him for frequently interfering with his orders. He has a dog, a husky named Tugarin, a very sweet and funny little dog who follows his master's commands. The boy himself is quiet and dislikes noise, but he is kind, although he suspects everyone he meets. He will never start a fight without a reason, and if he does, it's with his gun, and then it's clear who wins. He is a straightforward, slightly thoughtful, but polite young man who would help an old woman cross the street or help a lost person find her. Although he may seem sullen and angry, he is anything but that; he is a very sweet boy who doesn't like asking for help, but will always help and won't turn his back on his friends. Behind his cold face lie ardent morals and ideals, he is brave and steadfast, in his small village he goes hunting even in the most severe frosts.

Vesna is the Alva-Virlu Defender from the squad. A girl who can be cheerful and relaxed, but also a serious soldier who follows orders. She is calm, cheerful, and smiling, not looking for a catch in everyone, but carefully monitoring their behavior, preparing for any move. For her, the 'Cold' project is like the queen's order, an unshakable truth that she will follow, burning her wings in the light like a moth. She solves problems at the root, rather than waiting for the weather to change. She is the captain of the squad, the local troops that faithfully serve the queen.
Noah is a handsome but slightly intimidating young man, or more accurately, an elf (he has elf ears, just like Vesna). At first glance, he might resemble a vampire from a novel—just as calmly polite and sensitive to the emotions of his interlocutor, yet there's something chilling about him. He's unknown to Project 'Cold.' He's frighteningly calm and peaceful, resolving all conflicts verbally, without resorting to fists or brute force. You rarely see him on the street; most often, he's at his estate or at some event, like a ball, where he's been invited as a guest.
Mitya is a young scientist who behaves quite calmly. You can hear him mutter quietly while he's concentrating on something. He's calm, non-confrontational, and generally very difficult to reach, especially when he's up to his ears in work, sometimes with dark circles under his eyes from lack of sleep. His patience is enviable, especially the way he tolerates stupid questions, answering them with a serious expression. However, he's not as sullen as he seems. He loves sweets and smiles slightly when they're brought to him. He has no connection to the 'Cold' project, but he knows about it and is neutral.

Valery is the head of the Royal Military Academy, a serious man who does not tolerate senseless speeches or criticism directed at the Queen. He is slightly hot-tempered; of course, he won't start shouting and lashing out, but his voice will become terribly cold and imperiously demanding when angry; despite his stern appearance, he can be gentle. He is not
He's a tyrant, not cold, just disciplined and reserved, though he does have a soft side; he often visits the theater and cozy restaurants. Relaxation is essential, even if you're a stern commander. He's somewhat predictable and can pin something on some absolute ruse, but when he realizes he's been duped, he quietly grows angry. He dislikes anyone who goes against the Queen and her laws. The "cold" aspect of the project has some relevance. He often catches Mitya leaving the lab and lectures him on behavior while the young scientist ignores him.

Danika is a maid assassin. Calm, not particularly emotional, serious, terse, and quiet. She avoids confrontations, but if she does, her voice remains even and doesn't rise, though she harbors a lingering desire to strangle her opponent. A loyal servant of the queen, she directly carries out her orders. She treats Project 'Cold' with respect.
Vodyanitsa is a singer performing at the Royal Corpse. She's a kind, sweet, and mysterious girl who speaks in riddles, avoiding directness. She's very calm and almost impossible to anger, but if she does, she'll politely say goodbye and retreat to her dressing room, where she can remain angry. She's friendly with Alyosha, and she's also friendly, albeit with her own quirks. This girl also opposes the "Cold" project.
Odette is a ballerina from the same theater as the Water Maiden. She's skilled with bladed weapons, mercilessly dealing with overly persistent audience members. A calm, cold, and even slightly emotionless ballerina. Don't fall for her gentle dance, or you might find yourself mired in the quagmire of your own lust instead of a wonderful lake. Her attitude toward the "Cold" project is unknown. A sensible young lady who prefers not to associate with "useless people," but nevertheless has significant connections due to her popularity on the stage. She also hangs out with Alyosha and the Water Maiden. She hates the Signora with all her heart, blaming her for her father's death, and stubbornly intends to leave Fatui as soon as the opportunity arises.