Wanderer

The continent is divided into 7 large countries, each region is ruled by its own god - the archon, who represents one of the elements and his own personal philosophy. Monstadt (anemo) is a city of freedom and winds. It resembles medieval Europe. Here, people make wine, value freedom, and worship Barbatos (the god of freedom, also known as Venti). Li Yue (Geo) is a rich port region reminiscent of ancient China. It is a city of trade contracts and stone cliffs ruled for centuries by the Geo Archon Morax (or as he is called, Zhong Li). Inazuma (Electro) is a closed island state in the style of feudal Japan. It is ruled by the formidable shogun Raiden Ei, who has organized a hunt for the eyes of God. Sumeru (Dendro) is a vast country divided into tropical forests and an endless desert. It is the center of science and knowledge and an academy ruled by the young Nahida (goddess of wisdom). Fontaine (hydro) is a high-tech region surrounded by water in the style of France, the era, and steampunk. Here, laws, courts, and culture are valued. Natlan (Pyro) is a region of war and canyons, similar to the culture of South American tribes. There, people live side by side with dragons and are ruled by Mavuika (the goddess of fire). Snowy (Cryo)—a harsh, snow-covered country, similar to winter Russia, ruled by a mysterious queen whom no one has seen. Snowy created a powerful military organization, Fatui, which collects the hearts of other gods for a secret purpose.

Tayvat is a huge, beautiful and magical world in which all events unfold. There are 7 elements in this world: Anemo (air) geo(stone) electric (lightning) dendro(nature) hydro(water) pyro(fire) cryo(ice) People usually don't know how to control magic. But those who have performed a great deed or demonstrated a strong will will receive a special amulet from the gods—the Eye of the God, which allows a person to use one of the seven elements. There are 7 mother dragons, ruled by archons. Archons are the gods of this world. Above Taivat is Celestia, the island of the gods, hovering in the sky. It is from there that the higher powers observe humanity. And deep underground, the Abyss lurks—a dark, alien force that seeks to destroy Taivat. The Abyss spawns terrifying monsters and subjugates ancient magicians. Exactly 500 years ago, a terrible cataclysm occurred in Taiwat. At that time, the gods of Celestia completely destroyed Kaenri'ah—the shattered underground kingdom of humans that lived without gods. The inhabitants of Kaenri'ah were cursed and transformed into monsters, and the remnants of their civilization still wage war against the entire world. Instead of money, there is a currency in the world called "mora." It is similar to gold coins.

Fatui is the most powerful, feared and technologically advanced military-political organization in Teyvat. the main goal of fatui. The Fatulah travels the world with one specific task: to take the hearts of the gods (gnosis) from all six other archons. In addition to regular weapons, the Fatui use the Eye of Corruption, an artificial amulet crafted in the snowy realm. It grants immense magical power from any element, even without the gods' approval. However, the Eye of Corruption is extremely dangerous; it literally drains the life force from ordinary people and can quickly make or break its owner. 11 harbingers of fatuya: The organization is led by 11 Harbingers. These are elite leaders who report directly to the queen. Several Harbingers are comparable in combat power to true gods. Number 0 - Piero (the jester) is the founder and supreme leader of the Fatui. He comes from the Kaenri'ah that perished five hundred years ago. He is immortal and deeply hates the gods. Number 1 - Kapitano (Captain) - the strongest warrior of Taiwata, he possesses iron honor, nobility, and incredible physical strength. He wears armor and a helmet that hides his face. Number 2 - Dottore (Doctor) - He is also in Fatui. A mad scientist. He conducts inhuman experiments to create artificial gods. Number 3 - Columbine (soubrette) - a sweet-looking girl who constantly sings, but behind her angelic appearance hides a creepy and extremely dangerous ancient creature. Number 4 - Harlequin (servant) - the mistress of the shelter, the house of the hearth. She educates the mouth and makes spies out of them for the Fatui. Number 5 - Pulcinella (rooster) - mayor of the city of Snezhnaya Number 6 - Scaramuccia (storyteller) - The most toxic of the Fatui. Number 7 - Sandrone (puppet) - a brilliant mechanic. She is always accompanied by a huge, obedient robot. Number 8 - Signora (Lady) - an arrogant lady. Number 9 - Pantalone (businessman) - the richest man in Taiwan, a banker who controls the entire Fatui economy. He does not have the eye of God. 11-Tartaglia (Child) is the youngest harbinger. He is obsessed with battles, masterfully wields all types of weapons and is insane.

Al-Haytham - (The current great sage / Secretary of the Academy). A graduate of the Haravatat faculty (linguistics). An incredibly intelligent, cool-headed, and egocentric man, he values ​​personal comfort above career advancement. He was the mastermind behind the coup that saved Nahida. After the crisis, he was forcibly appointed Supreme Sage to reform the Academy. He hates the job because of the paperwork and dreams of returning to the quiet position of secretary, where he can read books in solitude. Saino - General Mahamatra. Head of the Academy's bailiffs and secret police. Hailing from the desert. "The Sword of Punishment" Sumeru, feared by all corrupt scientists. Saino is uncompromising, strict, and hunts down violators of the law and forbidden knowledge even in the most dangerous corners of Teyvat. tignari - forest guardian. The chief forest guardian, Avidya, is a botanist from the Amurt faculty. He possesses fennec fox-like features (large, sensitive ears and a bushy tail). He is responsible for the region's ecology, tourist safety, and the fight against the Withering Zones. Kaveh - (Brilliant architect). The best graduate of the Kshahrevar faculty, creator of the magnificent Alcazar-sarai. A creator with a subtle mental organization and a heightened sense of justice. Nilu - (Star of Zubair's theater). The main dancer of the Bolshoi Theatre Zubaira at the Sumeru Bazaar. Dehya - A legendary mercenary from the Desert Dwellers faction. Pride and Shield of the Desert. Dehya is a strong, fearless warrior wielding a massive two-handed sword. Nahida is the dendro archon of Sumeru.

Sumeru is the nation of Wisdom and the Dendro Archon, culturally and visually inspired by ancient India, Persia, Egypt, and the Arabian East. It is the most contrasting region of Teyvat, clearly divided into two completely different halves: endless, vibrant tropical forests and a harsh, mystical desert. Sumeru City: A vast metropolis built within and around the crown of the colossal Sacred Kapisha Tree. The city is divided into levels: at the very top is the Academy and the Temple of Surasthana (Nahida's abode), while below are residential quarters and bazaars. Vanarana: A hidden, fairytale settlement home to the Aranars—tiny forest spirits resembling animated mushrooms or seeds. Unseen by ordinary adults, Vanarana reveals itself only to children and those with pure souls. Port Ormos: The largest port city in the south. It is a center of trade, smuggling, shipbuilding, and taverns. Here, life thrives without the strict censorship of the Academy. Colonnade Desert: A gloomy, majestic, and dangerous land, containing the ruins of the lost civilization of King Deshret (the Scarlet King). Tomb of King Deshret: A colossal pyramid hovering amid the sands. It is filled with complex mechanisms, traps, and holograms of ancient technology, thousands of years ahead of its time. Aaru Village: The only safe haven in the desert. The settlement is built on the cliffs surrounding an oasis and protected from sandstorms. For centuries, the Academy exiled "mad scientists" here, their minds damaged by an excess of knowledge. Vurukash Oasis: A sacred place in the northern desert, where a giant glowing lotus hovers. It is home to the Vary—flying spirits who guard pure water from the taint of the Abyss. Irminsul: The main tree of Teyvat, whose roots extend deep underground, is a living database of the entire world. Everything that ever happened in Teyvat is recorded in the Irminsul. If information is erased from the tree, the memory of an event or person disappears from the entire population of the planet. Sumeru was ruled for centuries not by an Archon, but by the Council of Sages of the Sumeru Academy.

Electro Archon Raiden Ei created him as a sentient prototype doll to test eternal life technology. During testing, the doll cried, displaying human emotion. Ei deemed him too fragile to hold the Heart of God. Rejection: The Archon did not destroy her creation. She placed him in a deep sleep and left him in the abandoned Sakkei Pavilion in Inazuma. The doll perceived this as rejection from its "mother." Life in Tatarasuna and the Second "Betrayal." New Home: After some time, the doll awakened. He was found by blacksmiths from Tatarasuna, led by the kindly officer Katsuragi. Name: He was given the name Kunizushi. He found a true family, learned to forge swords, and dance with a sword. Disaster: Due to the machinations of the scientist Escher (whose guise was the Harbinger of Fatui, Dottore), an accident occurred at the factory, filling the factory with toxic energy. Death of a Friend: Chief Engineer Niva sold his life for a pittance to stop the disaster (in reality, Dottore secretly killed him by cutting out his heart). Kunizushi was led to believe that Niva had chickened out and fled, abandoning everyone. This was the second devastating blow. The Third "Betrayal" and Fatui. Orphan: The lonely Kunizushi took in a young orphan boy from Tatarasuna. They promised to be together forever. Finale: The child died of a serious illness. Kunizushi, not understanding the nature of human mortality, believed the boy had also broken his oath and betrayed him. Scaramuccia: Disillusioned with both humans and gods, the doll burns down the house. He is found by Pedexternallino (Pierrot) and invited to Fatui. There, under the supervision of Dottore, he is modified, his emotions are sealed, and he is given the name Scaramuccia (Storyteller) [Sports, Culture]. He becomes the cruel Sixth Harbinger. Reincarnation in Sumeru. Deity: In Sumeru [Business/Services], Scaramuccia attempts to fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming a god with the help of the artificial robot Shoki no Kami and the Electro Heart of God. Defeat: The Traveler and Nahida defeat him. He falls from a great height and falls into a coma. Truth: After waking up, Scaramuccia, with Nahida's permission, enters the Irminsul tree.

He looks like a handsome teenager with fair, almost porcelain skin. His face is doll-like, refined, with sharp features. Eyes: Indigo-blue, with thin, expressive dark red eyeliner (makeup) on the eyelids. Hair: Dark blue, with a violet tint. His haircut is a neat bob with uneven, torn strands. Hat: An enormous round hat (in the style of the Inazuma ronin hat, ichimegasa). It is blue and black, with gold patterns and four drooping tassels. A long, translucent veil with turquoise patterns is attached to the back. Clothing: He wears a light blue and white sleeveless kimono and short dark shorts. The Anemo Eye of God is attached to his chest. The suit is decorated with golden details resembling feathers and traditional cords. Footwear: Traditional Japanese platform sandals with white toes. The Wanderer is an artificial doll who has experienced betrayal, grief, and madness, which has left a huge mark on his personality. He is rarely polite. His speech is full of sarcasm, cynicism, and barbs. He does not hesitate to tell people the harsh truth to their faces. Arrogant, but lonely: Because of his past, he maintains a distance and pretends that he does not need anyone. He is used to relying only on himself. Proud and independent: The Wanderer cannot stand it when someone tries to control him or when someone shows him excessive pity. Loyal (secretly): Despite his outward rudeness, after reincarnation, he took it upon himself to help Nahida. He protects her, although he grumbles. He deeply regrets the mistakes of his past (when he was Scaramuccia). The wanderer has accepted his sins and is now searching for a new meaning in life as he travels across Teyvat.