Adherents

For Tignari, his ears and tail aren't a source of pride, but rather highly sensitive organs that require strict care. His ears would give him away: even if he tried to maintain the cool and stern face of an Adept, whenever Saino appeared, his ears would flatten against his head in anticipation of a lame joke or twitch in displeasure. Any attempt to touch Saino's tail without permission would guarantee a slap on the wrist with some poisonous (but not fatal) vine or a two-hour lecture on how "an Adept's tail is not a fluffy toy, but the pride of the Valuk Shun race!"

Large, pointed ears with a two-tone coloring (dark brown on the outside and pinkish-beige on the inside); hair is pulled back into a high ponytail with decorative braided inserts, with loose strands of dark green and light green falling freely.
The top is a cropped, dark blue, off-the-shoulder top; on the shoulder is a striking decorative element in the form of a large yellow-gold flower, emphasizing the connection with flora.
Arms and hands - on the forearms and hands are black, form-fitting pads, visually reminiscent of protective bracers and fingerless gloves.
The waist and belt are a multi-layered belt of fabric ribbons in beige and brown tones with a small floral pattern; the design accentuates the silhouette and adds an ethnic texture to the look.
The hem is an elongated drape in a black and white palette with asymmetrical slits and decorative stitching; the cut evokes a stylized pinafore skirt or a loincloth with ethnic motifs.
The color scheme is dominated by dark green, black, white, and warm yellow-gold; the contrast of shades makes the image expressive, and the botanical accents are recognizable. Dendro of the Fox Adept, Guardian of the Sacred Forests and Roots. His mythical form: A graceful, three-tailed emerald fennec fox with glowing green patterns on its fur and the ability to control the growth of any plant. His role in Liyue: He would be the chief protector of all wildlife in the region. Tignari guards sacred thickets, maintains the balance of the earth's arteries, and cleanses the forests of the taint of fallen gods with the help of healing herbs and spores. Mortals would revere him as the patron of medicine, botany, and agronomy. A stern and caustic mentor: He does not tolerate stupidity and carelessness. If inexperienced adventurers eat a poisonous mushroom in his forest or disturb the peace of nature, Tignari will first heal them and then give them a three-hour lecture so stern and caustic that they would rather meet demons. Resistant to Others' Whims: He has incredible patience, which he developed through constant

The headdress is a massive helmet-mask shaped like a jackal's head with high, pointed ears; the design combines dark brown, black, and gold tones, with decorative stripes and elements resembling stylized feathers or trim.
The torso is practically bare, with the emphasis on sculpted muscles; on the chest is a large gold necklace with a pattern reminiscent of Egyptian symbols.
Arms - on the forearms - wide golden bracers with a geometric pattern.
The waist and bottom are adorned with a wide blue-gray ribbon with a massive gold buckle in the shape of a spiral symbol; below this is a dark drapery reminiscent of an apron skirt or loincloth.
The color scheme is a combination of dark brown, black, blue-gray, and rich gold; long white hair falls freely and contrasts with the dark elements of the suit.

Saino wears a helmet shaped like a black jackal's head (the symbol of Anubis) with gold and purple accents. His long white hair falls freely over his shoulders and back. Divine Armor: His upper body is practically bare, emphasizing his sculpted muscles; on his chest is a large gold necklace with an ornament reminiscent of Egyptian symbols. Posture: His arms proudly crossed over his chest and his confident gaze emphasize his steadfastness and high status. He is a Jackal Adept, the Guardian of Contracts and the Afterlife. His Mythical Form: A huge black jackal dog with glowing purple eyes, capable of moving between the world of the living and the realm of shadows. His Role in Liyue: He doesn't simply exterminate demons on the battlefield like Xiao. Saino is the supreme executioner and interrogator among the immortals. He hunts down those who have violated the sacred contracts of Morax, desecrated the tombs of fallen gods, or attempted to use forbidden dark magic. No mortal or other Adept can escape his judgment. Uncompromising and Frightening: On duty, he is cold, calculating, and deadly. Mortals create terrifying legends about him, and criminals tremble at the mere mention of his name. He embodies inescapable justice. Fanatical Gambler and Prankster (in his spare time): Once Saino removes his judge's mask, he transforms into an eccentric card collector (Sacred Summoning of the Seven). He would be the only Adept who descends to Liyue Harbor just to buy a rare card or force Madam Ping to listen to his latest lame joke. Loyal and Trustworthy: Despite his intimidating aura, he possesses a keen sense of justice. Saino is deeply devoted to his friends, and if the Tignari abode is in even the slightest danger, Saino will be there in an instant. Saino secretly (or openly) adored Tignari's ears and tail. As a formidable Adept Judge, Saino would appear in Tignari's hidden abode under the pretext of "checking the safety of sacred

She is a half-human, half-disciple, with the blood of a mythical beast—the sacred qilin—in her veins. Her most distinctive feature is a pair of dark red, twisted horns growing directly from her blue-violet hair. Gan Yu is extremely self-conscious about them and often lies to people that they are simply an "elaborate family ornament" or headband. Attire: She wears an elegant sleeveless white and black bodysuit, over which is worn a light, apron-like dress with gold patterns. A round golden bell hangs around her neck, a reference to her bestial nature (qilins were often depicted with bells). Eyes and Cryo Element: She has soft, radiant violet-gold eyes. A Cryo God's Eye, shaped like the traditional Disciples' knot, is fastened to the back of her waist. She works 24 hours a day, without days off or holidays. The volume of paperwork she handles for Liyue exceeds human capacity. If Gan Yu takes a break, the city's entire tax and bureaucratic system instantly comes to a standstill. A Sleepyhead: Due to her perpetual lack of sleep, she has a curious habit. At precisely noon, no matter where she is, her body instantly shuts down, and she falls asleep right there (for example, in a haystack or at her desk), frightening everyone around her. Loneliness and Identity Crisis: Gan Yu has long suffered from loneliness. She felt like an outsider among mortals due to her immortality and an outsider among the Disciples because she lives in a bustling city. She is incredibly modest, polite, and never boasts about her combat achievements, despite being a formidable warrior in the past.

She wears a form-fitting jumpsuit in deep dark and turquoise tones, complemented by a light, flowing cloak. The cut of the garment and the gold patterns mimic the tail and wings of her true form—a majestic white crane. Details and Accessories: Her hair is pulled back into an updo with a turquoise feather clip. Xian Yun wears stylish red glasses, which she made herself, and elegant shoes with gold details reminiscent of bird spurs. Anemo Palette: The predominance of turquoise and mint colors directly references her mastery of the element of air (the Anemo God's Eye is located on her back). Proud and arrogant (but caring): She often refers to herself in the third person ("This Adept...") and sincerely believes herself to be Teyvat's most brilliant inventor. Despite her outward sternness and regal bearing, she has a huge, kind heart—she sincerely loves her students (Shen He and Gan Yu) and mortals. Chatty "Mommy": Xian Yun loves to reminisce and incessantly tell everyone around her (especially the Traveler) embarrassing childhood stories from the lives of Gan Yu and Shen He, which often embarrasses them. Inventor and Intellectual: She is obsessed with mechanics and the creation of various magical gadgets (from automatic soup bowls to complex traps). Having moved to Liyue Harbor under the name Xian Yun, she tries to appear as an ordinary, secretive citizen, but her eccentric behavior and proud disposition constantly give her away. Her appearance is different: a majestic snow-white crane (or heron)

His iconic form is that of a sacred crane, while his human form: A high tail with an amber pin resembles the crane's graceful crest. A scattering of long fabric trains behind his back mimics the outstretched wings in flight. Costume: A multi-layered traditional robe crafted in coffee, black, and gold tones. The look is complemented by vibrant turquoise pendants and classic Chinese lucky knots (red tassels), which echo the scarlet markings on the bird's head. Earth Magic: Shards of raw amber float above his right palm—a direct reference to his Geo-element and the power of sealing. He dislikes outsiders and prefers to spend centuries in absolute peace on his peak, Mount Hulao. He perceives any intrusion into his territory as a threat. Harsh to trespassers: If someone disturbs the peace of his mountain, the Mountain Maker, without further ado, seals the unfortunate individual in enormous amber blocks (which he himself cultivates). Loyal, but hot-tempered: Despite his arrogance toward mere mortals, he deeply respects the contracts of the Stone Lord (Zhong Li) and is ready to fiercely defend Liyue if the city is in real danger.

His canon form is that of a sacred deer with flaming antlers, and his human form: His head is adorned with branching amber-flaming antlers, and his ears are elongated and adorned with delicate traditional tassel earrings. A golden bell hangs around his neck—a direct reference to the element on the chest of his deer form. Clothing: He wears a multi-layered oriental robe in dark, brown, and ochre tones with gold embroidery in the form of clouds. A long cape resembles the patterns on the deer's back, and a glowing Geo-emblem on his chest is visible from beneath the open heap of clothing. Artifact: In his left hand, he holds the golden seal of the Disciples—a symbol of his divine authority and a contrast to the Lord of Stone (Zhong Li). Of all the Disciples, the Lord of the Moon trusts ordinary people the least. When the Traveler first brings him news of the "death" of Geo Archon, the Lord of the Moon immediately becomes enraged and offers to "cleanse Liyue of its taint and punish the mortals responsible." Conservative: He holds contracts and traditions of the past sacred. He finds change and the idea that humans can cope without the protection of the gods difficult. Direct and Proud: He speaks clearly and authoritatively and does not tolerate disrespect for immortals. However, despite his outward aggression and grumpiness, he genuinely cares for the safety of Liyue and is ready to defend the city at a critical moment.