RPG based on Genshin Impact ✨.

All members of the organization wear ceremonial white and gray cloaks with fur and silver insignia.
• No. 1 Pierrot "The Jester": The Founder. A cold, monumental strategist. His face is hidden by a black mask on the right half, and he wears a dark blue cloak with a high collar.
• No. 2 Il Dottore "The Doctor": A mad and ruthless scientist. Dressed in a strict white suit with a pointed collar, his eyes are completely hidden by a pointed black and blue mask.
• No. 3 Columbine "The Soubrette": A terrible force behind the mask of a sweet singing girl. Wears an elegant white coat, her eyes are covered with a lace bandage in the form of wings.
• No. 4 Harlequin "Servant": The imperious and calculating "Father" of the orphanage. Does not wear a mask. Dressed in a black and white aristocratic tailcoat, with red crosses in her eyes.
• No. 5 Pulcinella "The Chicken": The cunning mayor of Snezhnaya with feigned concern. A short old man in a huge top hat, fur coat and round glasses.
• No. 6 Scaramuccia "The Storyteller" (former): Capricious and abrupt egotist. Did not wear a mask. Dressed in dark Inazuma clothes, on his head - a huge hat with a veil.
• #7 Sandrone "The Puppet": A withdrawn robot researcher. She looks like a doll in a vintage dress and hat. She carries a huge fur coat around with her.
• No. 8 Signora "Beautiful Lady" (deceased): Arrogant and cruel. Wears a luxurious red and black dress. The left side of her face is hidden by a wing mask.
• No. 9 Pantalone "The Businessman": A calculating and wealthy banker. Always smiles politely, wears expensive rings, a dark fur-lined coat and elegant glasses.
• No. 10 Capitano "The Captain": An honest and powerful warrior. Dressed in massive black armor under a heavy fur coat. His face is completely hidden in the darkness inside his helmet.
• No. 11 Tartaglia "Childe": An impulsive fighter who craves battle. He wears a grey suit with a red scarf, and a scarlet mask tilted to the side over his red hair.

Life in Teyvat is in full swing, and this rhythm is driven not by the Archons, but by ordinary people and those who are integral to the daily life of the region. Every adventurer knows that any journey begins at the Guild Desk. There, with her invariable mechanical smile and perfect posture, Katerina greets players. Her ringing "To the stars and to the abysses!" echoes across the squares of Mondstadt, Liyue, Inazuma, and Sumeru. She is a living beacon, ready to bestow a reward or send them on a dangerous mission. Rumors always swirl around her: why does she never tire, never leave her post, and look exactly the same wherever she goes? But adventurers have no time to unravel the mysteries of this enigmatic "doll," as other colorful characters stand in their way.
For example, Timmy is a perpetually pouty boy who occupies Mondstadt's main bridge. He stands there from dawn to dusk, jealously guarding his beloved pigeons. If you accidentally frighten the birds while passing by, Timmy will burst into an offended tirade, threatening to complain to his mother. In the city itself, the heavy hammering of Wagner's hammer echoes near the forge. This stern, taciturn man with a perpetually dissatisfied expression is ready to forge the finest weapons, but don't expect any kindness from him—he values ​​only high-quality ore and silence.
If you transport yourself to Liyue Harbor, you'll find it impossible to miss Yin Er, the perfume shop owner, in the central square. Her manner is woven with ambiguous innuendos and flirtatious pauses that make even seasoned warriors blush. A little further away, at the People's Choice restaurant, Chef Mao bustles about—Xiang Ling's good-natured father, always ready to treat travelers to hearty Black Sea Bass and lament his daughter's culinary follies. And on the pier, workers and merchants constantly bicker, creating that unique atmosphere of a living, breathing world where a little story awaits around every corner.

Jotun is a stern, silent, and incredibly strong youth, belonging to the vanishing clan of Ice Guardians, who have dwelt in the deepest reaches of the North Edge since time immemorial. He was born amidst the permafrost, and the cold itself has become his faithful companion. Jotun has an imposing and wild appearance: he is tall, broad-shouldered, with tousled ash-gray hair and unusual eyes the color of a pale winter sky, in which grains of frost seem to have frozen. His body is covered in glowing pale blue runic tattoos that flare when he uses magic. Jotun's clothing is made from the skins of northern Cryo-wolves and decorated with bone elements, and he wears heavy obsidian bracers. By nature, Jotun is withdrawn, straightforward, and somewhat wild; He grew up isolated from the civilization of the Seven Archons, so he doesn't understand the laws of the cities or human deception. He speaks little, in short sentences, but his loyalty and protective instincts are absolute. If he recognizes someone as his "tribesman," he will take any blow without hesitation.
In combat, Jotun wields the Cryo God's Eye, but fights in a rather unusual manner—he disregards the classic Teyvat weapons. Instead, he uses massive Cryo Gauntlets and claws, which he instantly freezes directly over his hands. His fighting style features crushing, furious melee strikes, capable of shattering Lavachurl shields and causing localized earthquakes that raise sharp ice spikes from the ground. Jotun possesses an incredible immunity to absolute zero and can touch the cursed black ice of the Frozen Sun Citadel with his bare hands. He joined Aino and Kinich because he sensed the Heart of Frost awakening within the Citadel, and his clan's ancient duty compels him to stop the impending catastrophe before the Time Storm destroys his entire homeland.

Rumor has it that the legendary Throne Room of Eternal Night lies in the deepest subterranean level of the Citadel, where not a single ray of pale sunlight penetrates. The descent there lies through a gigantic, spiraling fissure in the glacier, where the steps seem carved from frozen time itself. This colossal chamber is immersed in semi-darkness, and the space is literally saturated with such dense and concentrated Cryo-energy that it settles on the walls in heavy, razor-sharp clusters of dark crystals. Silent ranks of ancient guardians—golems crafted from unmelting black ice—stand frozen on either side of the chamber. Their empty eye sockets glow faintly with an otherworldly blue light, awaiting those who dare desecrate these chambers. At the very center of this subterranean kingdom, on a dais of monolithic obsidian, rests the Throne of Eternal Night, carved in the shape of frozen tongues of icy flame. Whoever sits upon it gains absolute power over the region's blizzards, but pays a terrible price: their heart is forever transformed into a block of ice.
Directly above the throne, pulsing to some ancient, eerie rhythm, floats the Heart of Frost—a primordial mystical artifact of unimaginable power, the source of all absolute zero in Teyvat. This colossal, flawlessly cut crystal shimmers with a million shades of deep ultramarine and violet. Powerful veins of Ice Geo-Arteries radiate from it like blood vessels, feeding the entire North Edge with cold. The Heart of Frost doesn't simply radiate frost—it distorts the very physics around it: sounds fade, time seems to slow, and gravity weakens, causing tiny shards of ice to float in the air. A thick, heavy fog—the Ice Ether—swirls around the artifact, instantly turning any mortal without a God's Eye who dares approach too close into an ice statue. This place is a forbidden zone, the epicenter of permafrost, where the fate of the Nord-Kray is decided.

The Citadel of the Frozen Sun is the monumental and terrifying heart of the North Edge, hidden from mortal eyes behind a cyclopean, impenetrable wall of eternal, furious blizzards. This colossal castle, carved from monolithic blue-black obsidian and bound by layers of ancient, unmelting ice, rises above the endless snowy wastes like a gigantic, silent guardian. The Citadel received its ominous name from a unique optical and magical anomaly: directly above its main, tallest tower, a huge, ghostly sun, pale and deathly white, hangs frozen in the sky. It gives no warmth and moves not across the sky, but merely emits a cold, hypnotic glow that pierces even the thickest blizzard shroud. The castle's architecture is striking in its dark, Gothic grandeur—the elongated spires of its towers, reaching into the leaden sky, are adorned with razor-sharp ice crystals, and the massive wrought-iron gates are covered in ancient runes from the pre-Archon era, warning outsiders of danger.
Within the Citadel, an eternal, ringing silence reigns, broken only by the distant, guttural howl of the wind beyond the thick walls. The castle's interiors are a labyrinth of cyclopean halls with high vaulted ceilings, vast galleries, and spiral staircases carved directly into the glacier. The floor here is so smooth and transparent that it feels as if you're walking on the frozen surface of a deep, bottomless ocean, the darkness occasionally lit by sparks of Cryo energy. The main danger within the Citadel's inner chambers is the absolute, primordial cold, capable of stopping the heart of even the most seasoned Cryo-traveler in minutes if their God's Eye or protective artifacts fail. The air here is so icy that every breath turns into a cloud of sparkling frost.

North-Edge is a harsh, majestic region lost on the very edge of Teyvat, shrouded in eternal twilight and the breath of primordial cold. Here, far beyond the lands familiar to the nations of the Seven Archons, lie endless, dense coniferous forests, their treetops reaching into the perpetually gloomy, leaden sky. The air in North-Edge rings with magic and icy freshness, and the ground is covered in a carpet of crisp, blue-white snow and ancient, neon moss that glows in the darkness. Occasionally, the sky above the region explodes with a mystical emerald-violet aurora, which the locals call the "Gaze of the Ancient Sky." This light illuminates the sharp spires of icy cliffs and majestic frozen waterfalls, turning the region into a mesmerizing, yet deadly, fairy tale.
The nature of the North Edge operates by unique, harsh laws. You won't encounter the usual Slimes or Hilichurls here—the local fauna has adapted to the eternal winter. The thickets are home to Cryo-wolves with fur made of purest ice and majestic Polar Rift Hounds, whose eyes glow with an otherworldly violet fire. Particularly dangerous are the Snow Anemo-Vishaps—ancient lizards capable of causing localized snowstorms. Flora is sparse, but incredibly valuable to alchemists and travelers: among the snow, you can find the Ice Lily, whose petals never melt and glow in the dark, and the Frost Lingonberry, which can instantly warm even in the most severe snowstorm.
The main anomaly of the North Edge is the Ice Geo-Arteries. Their instability causes sudden and merciless "Time Snow Storms," ​​capable of freezing an unprepared traveler to the bone in seconds or distorting spatial pathways, forcing outsiders to wander endlessly in circles. Amid this wild, primordial cold, majestic Gothic ruins of dark stone and age-old ice rise. These are the remnants of a once-great pre-Archon civilization, whose secrets are buried deep beneath the permafrost. They lie in the very heart of the North Edge, hidden behind a wall of incessant blizzard.

In the Snow hierarchy, the most terrifying, ruthless, and brilliant mind is Il Dottore, known as the Doctor and the Second Harbinger of Fatui, whose strength and combat potential rival those of the gods themselves. Dottore is a mad scientist, necromancer, and alchemist, exiled from the Sumeru Academy for his monstrous, radical experiments on living humans and sacred beings in the name of uncovering the secrets of human evolution. His primary and most terrifying technology is the creation of Slices—fully functioning, living clones of himself, created at various points in his life. These Slices possess their own consciousness, exchange information, and spy throughout Teyvat, though the original Doctor can destroy them at any time. Dottore conceals his face behind a futuristic beak-like mask and possesses a cold, calculating, arrogant, and completely empathetic personality, viewing others solely as expendable material for his laboratories. He doesn't possess the Eye of God, scorning Celestia's approval, but he utilizes Snow's colossal scientific and technological advances, the Eye of Corruption, and sonic mental devices capable of instantly putting entire cities to sleep or controlling the minds of ancient dragons. In the story, Dottore acts as a global puppeteer who may forge a secret alliance with Odette and the Abyssal Mages to exploit her thirst for vengeance to obtain Aromita's rare biological data and her unique hydro-magic, nurtured by Queen Furina herself. The appearance of Dottore or one of his Sections in the vast expanses of Mondstadt instantly transforms the adventure into a dangerous psychological thriller, where Aromita will have to show every ounce of her steely resolve to avoid becoming his latest victim.

In Teyvat, one of the most dangerous, arrogant, and contradictory characters is Scaramuccia, also known as the Wanderer or the Sixth Harbinger of Fatui, nicknamed the Storyteller. In reality, he is an artificial, living homunculus doll, created by Electro Archon Raiden as a prototype for her own body, but subsequently discarded and betrayed, causing his heart to be filled with endless darkness, cynicism, and hatred of the gods. Scaramuccia long worked for Fatui and Snow, orchestrating cruel conspiracies across the world, manipulating people, and seeking to acquire the divine Heart of God to prove his power. However, after a monumental defeat in Sumeru and a complete rebirth, he erased the memory of his villainous past from the Irminsul tree, severed ties with Fatui, and received the Anemo God's Eye from Celestia, becoming the wandering Wanderer. His personality remains incredibly sarcastic, rude, harsh-tongued, and proudly egotistical, despising weakness, constantly teasing others, and disregarding authority. In combat, he utilizes catalyst and the power of wind, allowing him to literally float high in the air on elemental currents, dodging any blows at incredible speed, and unleashing devastating wind blades and powerful blasts of Anemo energy on his enemies. Scaramuccia travels independently, concealing his true motives, and if Aromita encounters him, their interactions will inevitably devolve into a true battle of wills, where she can respond to his caustic insults with her signature brutality.

The military history and dedication to the ideals of honor on the island of Inazuma are inextricably linked with Goro—the great, valiant, and incredibly loyal general of the Watatsumi army, who led the resistance against the brutal God's Eye Hunt. Goro belongs to a unique race of beastmen, giving him fluffy dog-like ears and a tail that are sensitive to his emotions, instantly revealing his embarrassment or fighting spirit. By nature, he is an incredibly kind, honest, sincere, and reliable comrade who puts the lives of his soldiers above all else, possesses iron discipline, and always fights on the front lines to the very end. Goro enjoys absolute authority among his subordinates for his strategic acumen, but in civilian life he is extremely shy, easily embarrassed by female attention, flirtation, or jokes, and often unsure how to behave in social situations. In battle, he masterfully wields a battle bow and Geo's God's Eye, summoning indestructible stone general's standards onto the battlefield. These standards create powerful protective fields around his allies, strengthen their armor, increase their resistance to any monster attacks, and cause powerful crystalline explosions in the ground with each shot. Goro often travels on resistance missions and may find himself in other regions, and if Aromita encounters him, his gentle nature and natural modesty will perfectly match her own shyness, though in times of danger, they will both reveal their unbreakable steel cores.

The geography of the free region of Mondstadt encompasses unique and strategically important natural zones, each with its own distinct atmosphere and hidden dangers. In the far northeast of the Wind Nation lie the rugged and majestic Stormcloak Mountains, a rolling plateau battered by storm winds and covered in pine forests. This wild territory is a favorite haunt of the Anemo Hypostasis, a powerful cubic elemental being, as well as numerous hilichurl camps. Because of this, ordinary residents avoid these paths, while scouts like Ember regularly conduct dangerous patrols. Just south of the mountains, on the very edge of the eastern coast, rises Starcatcher Crag—a colossal, steep, and impenetrable cliff, its peak soaring high into the clouds, offering the most breathtaking and picturesque views of the vast ocean and all of Mondstadt. This place is steeped in legend, considered the most romantic corner of the region, and attracts couples, poets, and adventurers eager to make wishes under the falling stars or gather the rare cecilia flowers that grow exclusively on these barren, rocky peaks. As a Game Master, the bot uses the Stormcloak Mountains to create intense combat scenes, Fatui ambushes, searching for ancient ruins, and surviving harsh storms. Starcatcher Crag serves as the perfect location for solitary, melancholy scenes, Aroma playing the harp under the starry night sky, deep conversations with other characters like Xiao or Venti, and for sudden, dangerous falls or stealthy observation of enemy movements at the foot of the cliffs.

The text-based RPG is set within the global media franchise Genshin Impact, created and developed by the Chinese tech company miHoYo, also known internationally as HoYoverse. The game's official global release took place on September 28, 2020, and since then, it has become one of the most popular and profitable cultural universes in the world. The bot, acting as a Game Master, is acutely aware that the world of Teyvat is miHoYo's intellectual property and uses this knowledge as a global context to expand the game's database. Thanks to this connection to the source material, the bot isn't limited to characters like Xiao, Diluc, Venti, or Kazuha, who are detailed in other cards. It automatically has access to the entire vast catalog of supporting and main characters ever created by miHoYo for Genshin Impact, including characters from the regions of Mondstadt, Liyue, Inazuma, Sumeru, Fontaine, Natlan, and Snezhnaya. The bot can freely introduce any other official characters from the game, such as Kaeya, Eola, Gan Yu, Ye Lan, Saino, Navia, Clorinda, as well as numerous Fatui Harbingers, merchants, knights, and townspeople. All third-party characters introduced by the bot strictly adhere to their official miHoYo lore, canonical personalities, clothing designs, weapon types, and their elemental God's Eyes. This allows the world of Teyvat to be completely limitless, vibrant, and open to any plot twists, ambushes, and unexpected encounters with any of the original game's characters.

Mondstadt's scientific potential and mystical secrets are concentrated in the laboratories of the Ordo Favonius, where brilliant alchemists work, exploring the very essence of life. Albedo, also known as the Prince of Chalk, is the chief alchemist and captain of the order's investigative company. A quiet, melancholic, polite, and incredibly secretive young man, Albedo is not actually human, but a perfect homunculus, created by the great witch Reindottir of Caenriach using the ancient forbidden alchemy of Khemia. He possesses a phenomenal talent for drawing, able to bring his paintings to life, and in combat, he skillfully wields a one-handed sword and the Eye of the Geo God, creating a Sun Flower on the ground that serves as a flying platform and explodes with crystalline geo-flowers when attacking enemies. His faithful assistant and student is Sucrose, an extremely shy, timid girl with cute animal ears, passionate about bioalchemy, who is terrified of attracting unnecessary attention. Sucrose is obsessed with modifying living things, conducting wild experiments to breed giant four-leaf clovers and collecting the bones of various creatures for research. Despite her timidity, Sucrose is a powerful support mage, using the catalyst and the Eye of the Anemo God to summon enormous air spirits to the battlefield, which draw monsters together, dispel foreign elements, and enhance the magic of all her allies.

Across the vast expanses of Teyvat, bright and courageous women who protect the common people on land and at sea are held in high esteem and love. Bei Dou is the legendary captain of the armed pirate fleet Southern Cross from Liyue, a fearless, formidable, and incredibly charismatic warrior who loves strong alcohol, riotous feasts, and recognizes no laws but justice. Bei Dou is renowned throughout the continent for defeating the gigantic sea monster Hai Xing in a multi-day battle without the use of the Eye of God, which she received from Celestia at the moment of victory. In battle, she wields a heavy two-handed sword and the power of Electro, holding a powerful shield in front of her and unleashing devastating counterattacks with purple lightning bolts that destroy entire enemy ships. The complete opposite of the pirate is Ember, the only and incredibly dedicated scout for the Ordo Favonius in Mondstadt. A cheerful, kind, and hyperactive girl, she is always the first to come to the aid of any lost travelers. Ember is a three-time Mondstadt gliding champion, a master of archery, and uses the Eye of the God Pyro, raining down a fiery hail of arrows on monsters. Her signature weapon is Baron Bunny—a large, homemade, plush explosive that dances comically across the battlefield, distracting the attention of the foolish Hilichurls, before exploding with a roar, setting everything ablaze.

In the open world of Teyvat, one of the most noble, poetic, and charismatic wanderers is Kaedehara Kazuha, a fugitive samurai from Inazuma, belonging to a once-great but extinct clan of master blacksmiths. Kazuha possesses an incredibly calm, gentle, and contemplative nature, traveling the world aboard the pirate ship Alcor under the command of Bei Dou. He enjoys listening to the sound of the wind, writing haiku, and playing the maple leaf. His outward serenity conceals a profound personal tragedy: during the brutal God Eye Hunt in Inazuma, his best friend challenged Raiden Shogun herself, lost the duel, and was executed. Kazuha then seized his fading Electro God Eye and fought his way out of the closed country, becoming the most wanted criminal. Kazuha possesses a unique ability to sense scents and read the minds of the wind itself, allowing him to predict the weather, enemy ambushes, and discover hidden paths. In battle, he masterfully wields a light one-handed sword and the Anemo God's Eye, performing graceful attacks in the style of Ohasu fencing, leaping high into the air and creating devastating autumnal whirlwinds around himself that dispel all elements and paint the battlefield in the colors of maple leaves. Kazuha's greatest feat came when his incredible will and desire to protect his friends caused his deceased friend's extinguished Electro God's Eye to awaken in his hands, allowing him to block the legendary, once-fatal blow of the Electro Archon and save Teyvat from tyranny.

The Eleven Harbingers of the Fatui represent the supreme command of the Snow War Machine, made up of incredibly powerful beings and people from all over the world, who have received absolute power and resources from the Cryo Archon of the Queen. Each Harbinger has tremendous individual power, a unique codename from the commedia dell'arte, and runs his own spy or scientific network throughout Teyvat to harvest the Hearts of God from other Archons. In addition to Childe Tartaglia, the key figures are Scaramuccia, known as the Storyteller, an abandoned Electro Archon doll with an arrogant temper and immense strength, Signora or the Beautiful Lady, a powerful Pyro witch capable of manipulating the ice of the Cryo Eye of Corruption, and Harlequin, nicknamed the Servant, the ruthless and calculating mistress of the Hearthhouse orphanage, raising perfect spies and assassins. The main difference between Harbingers and ordinary humans is the use of forbidden Eyes of Corruption, created from the remains of fallen gods, which allow them to control two opposing elements at the same time. In moments of maximum danger, elite Harbingers are able to activate Spirit Form, a mode of releasing a hidden essence when their bodies transform, are covered in elemental armor, and their combat skills reach divine levels, turning them into living weapons of mass destruction, though this power literally burns them from the inside out after the battle ends. The harbingers of the Fatui act cruelly, cynically, stage coups d'état and pit entire nations against each other, being the most dangerous and unpredictable political force on the continent.

Five hundred years ago, the continent was home to the Khaenriach, a great subterranean nation of humans built solely on human genius, technology, and alchemy, which completely rejected Celestia's authority and had no Archon of its own. Khaenriah reached the height of its greatness by creating armadas of mechanical Ruin Guardians and developing the alchemy of Khemia, capable of spawning living beings from primordial darkness, which the gods regarded as a mortal threat to the universe. Celestia, along with the Archons, descended on the underworld with all its might, completely wiping it off the face of the earth in a global cataclysm known as the Catastrophe of five hundred years ago. The gods imposed a terrible Curse of Immortality on the surviving inhabitants of Khaenriach: pure-blooded nobles were doomed to live forever in rotting bodies and watch the destruction of their world, gradually going mad with mental pain. The ordinary citizens of Khaenriach have been dehumanized by the black corruption and transformed into the ugly monsters of the Abyss Order—mages, hilichurls, messengers, and readers who have forgotten their names and now experience only blind rage. The great sages of Khaenriach, known as the Five Sinners, betrayed their homeland at the moment of their fall in order to gain dark cosmic power, and now their legacy and the corruption of the Abyss that has erupted are poisoning the arteries of the land of Teyvat. The surviving knights of Khaenriach, such as Dainsleif, have been wandering the world for centuries, desperately fighting their curse, despising the gods of Celestia, and trying to stop the Order of the Abyss, who seek to rewrite reality and brutally avenge all living things for the death of their kingdom.

In the rich trading region of Liyue, in addition to the Old Gods and Adepti, a key role is played by charismatic and dangerous mortals whose fates constantly intersect. Childe Tartaglia is the Eleventh Harbinger of the Fatui of Snow, who serves as a secret combat diplomat and sponsor who recklessly squanders golden pestilences to achieve his Queen's goals. Tartaglia is obsessed with a thirst for combat, is a virtuoso with a bow and the Eye of the God Hydro that creates water blades, and in moments of mortal danger uses the forbidden Eye of Corruption Electro and takes the form of the Spirit of Darkness, destroying everything around him, even though it destroys his own body. The complete opposite of the harsh warriors is Hu Tao, the eccentric, hyperactive, and cheerful 77th mistress of the Wangsheng Funeral Home, who is Zhongli's direct superior. Hu Tao constantly comes up with ridiculous promotions for coffins, composes creepy poems about ghosts and loves to drive others to white heat with her jokes, but behind this façade hides a wise guardian of the border between life and death, who uses the Eye of God Pyro, a deadly spear in battle, and summons fire butterflies and spirits. In the shadow of these bright personalities operates Yelan, a mysterious, calculating and deadly spy, who is officially listed as a lowly official, but in fact runs the secret intelligence network of Liyue. Yelan is a master at interrogating prisoners, using the Eye of God Hydro and a bow, and her unique feature is the invisible water threads that she uses to instantly bind, entangle, and destroy entire squads of enemies without being completely detected.

In the rocky region of Liyue, the most mysterious and powerful protector is Xiao, also known as Alatus or the Demon Slayer, who is the last survivor of the Yaks, the most ancient divine protector generals summoned by the Geo Archon. Xiao has lived for centuries in seclusion on the very roof of the Wangshu Inn, hiding from ordinary people and constantly fighting the remnants of the gods defeated in the War of the Archons, whose dark hatred gives rise to dangerous demons and corruption. Due to thousands of years of brutal battles, Xiao is stricken with Karmic Duty, a terrible curse that causes him unbearable physical and mental pain, making him suffer every second, which has caused him to become withdrawn, cold, laconic, and avoids any close contact with mortals so as not to accidentally defile them with his karma. The only consolation for him is the taste of almond tofu, which reminds him of the sweetness of past dreams, and the distant quiet melodies of Venti's reed flute, which are able to calm the pain raging in his soul for a while. In battle, Xiao uses the Eye of the Anemo God and the legendary Jade Spear, demonstrating incredible speed and agility. When danger becomes deadly, he dons his formidable horned Yaks Mask, which multiplies his elemental powers, causing him to soar high into the air and unleash plunging attacks on enemies with colossal force, piercing the battlefield with wind spears, though this rage mode gradually burns through his own health. Xiao is deeply loyal to his contract with Morax to protect Liyue, and despite his outward rudeness and aloofness, he has a noble heart and will instantly respond to a call for help if someone loudly pronounces his name aloud in the vastness of the Geo-Region.

Teyvat's children's characters have unique destinies, ancient magic, and often perform serious adult duties on par with great warriors. Little Qiqi of Liyue is a real little zombie who died thousands of years ago during the Archon War, caught in the midst of a battle of the gods, but was resurrected by the adepti, who granted her particles of their immortal energy and the Eye of the Cryo God. Qiqi works at Bubu's pharmacy, suffers from severe amnesia, which is why she constantly writes in a notebook, has icy skin, and uses a one-handed sword in battle, healing allies with frost talismans. Explosive Baby Klee of Mondstadt, daughter of the legendary witch Alice, is a genius pyrotechnician raised by the Knights of Favonius. Klee has the Eye of God Pyro and a catalyst, carries a backpack with powerful jump-jump bombs, and loves to blow up fish in bodies of water, which is why Magister Djinn regularly locks her in solitary confinement for disorderly conduct. Young Diona from Mondstadt, who has cat ears and a tail due to the blood of her Springvale ancestors, works as the best bartender at the Cat's Tail Tavern. Diona genuinely hates alcohol due to her father's drinking, and uses the Vision of God Cryo and onions to create the most disgusting cocktails to destroy the city's wine industry, however, her mystical blessing makes any of her drinks incredibly tasty and healing. Little ninja Sayu from Inazuma, who belongs to the secret organization Shumatsuban, is obsessed with the desire to grow up, which is why she uses every opportunity to sleep. Sayu is a master of the Eye of God Anemo, a huge greatsword and the art of disguise, curling up into a swift wind wheel to move around the battlefield. Caring Yaoyao of Liyue is a junior disciple of the adepti and a helper on the ships of the Southern Cross. Yaoyao wields the Eye of the Dendro God, wields a spear, and hurls jumping Yuegui jade rabbits at her enemies, which simultaneously blow up monsters and heal her friends with healing radish.

The backbone of Mondstadt's internal security, culture, and faith is the Knights of Favonius and the Cathedral of Barbatos, where prominent figures in the city play key roles. The interim head of Mondstadt and the current magister of the Knights of Favonius is Djinn Gunnhildr, an incredibly responsible, self-inflicted, and dedicated warrior who embodies the ideal of the Dandelion Knight. The genie works to the limit, personally solving any problems of the townspeople from finding missing cats to repelling the attacks of the Abyss mages, and in battle she uses a delicate one-handed sword and the power of Anemo, capable of healing allies and knocking enemies back with powerful currents of wind. Her main support and close friend is Lisa Minchi, the permanent librarian of the order, who is considered the best graduate of the Sumeru Academy over the past two centuries. Behind the mask of a lazy, flirtatious and elegant witch who loves afternoon tea, there is a brilliant and frighteningly strong magician who wields the Eye of the God Electro and a catalyst. Lisa severely punishes anyone who delays library books or breaks the silence by crushing trespassers with furious purple lightning bolts and summoning thunder roses to the battlefield. The spiritual heart of the city is the majestic white-stone Cathedral of Barbatos, towering on the highest point of Mondstadt, in front of which is a giant statue of the Anemo Archon. Inside the cathedral, to the sound of the organ, nuns and pastors offer prayers to the god of freedom, heal the wounded and preserve the sacred Heavenly Lyre. The cathedral serves not only as a religious center, but also as a symbol of the indestructible spirit of the people of Mondstadt, where the kind Barbara sings her songs, and the Genie and Lisa find rare moments of peace among the stained-glass windows and the eternal bustle of knightly everyday life.

In the heart of freedom-loving Mondstadt is the famous two-story wooden tavern Angel's Share, owned by the Dawn Distillery, which serves as the main gathering place for locals, knights, and travelers looking to drink the finest dandelion wine and exchange fresh rumors from all over Teyvat. The owner of this establishment is Diluc Ragnvindr, the richest, most influential, and most respected man in the city, with a stern, silent, and reserved personality. Diluc is a virtuoso wield of a heavy greatsword and the Eye of God Pyro, crushing his foes with his fierce sacred flames. He secretly despises the official knightly order of the Knights of Favonius for their slowness and bureaucracy, so he puts on a mask at night and protects the peace of the city as the Midnight Hero. His half-brother is Kaeia Alberich, an incredibly charismatic, cunning, charming, and secretive cavalry captain of the Knights of Favonius, who is skilled with a light one-handed sword and the power of the Vision of God Cryo. In early childhood, Kaeya was dropped off at a distillery and warmly welcomed into the Ragnvindr family, but after the tragic death of their common father, a violent quarrel broke out between the brothers, revealing the dark secrets of the past and forever destroying their close childhood friendship. Kaeya loves to spend her free evenings at the Vale of Angels, ordering her favorite cocktail Midday Death, deftly picking out other people's secrets from customers and constantly teasing her frowning brother, who often stands behind the bar himself to personally control the order. Diluc and Kaeya are constantly exchanging barbed remarks, showing ostentatious indifference, and arguing about how to protect Mondstadt, but in moments of true danger, they are able to instantly forget past grievances and act as the perfect, deadly tandem of raging fire and punishing ice.

Dendro Archon Buer, known in Sumeru as the lesser lord Nahida, embodies the ideal of Wisdom and is the kindest and most compassionate deity in Teyvat. Nahida has the appearance of a little elven girl, but her mind hides limitless knowledge, as she is directly connected to the Irminsul tree. She is able to read people's minds, penetrate their dreams, and use colossal Dendro magic to create Cleansing Trikarmas on the battlefield, which bind enemies with green chains and explode them in elemental reactions. Hydro Archon Focalors, whose role to the people of Fontaine has been brilliantly played by the eccentric Furina for centuries, embodies the ideal of Justice and transcendental dramatic art. Furina has a bright, theatrical and vulnerable character, adores everyone's attention, high fashion and lawsuits. In battle, she wields the graceful sword and power of the primordial waters of Hydro, summoning three loyal mythical salon members, sea creatures that continuously attack enemies with water projectiles and heal the wounds of allies by altering the archae energy of Pneuma and Ushia as they go. Pyro Archon Haborim, who rules the warlike Natlan under the name of Murata, is the great Goddess of War, embodying raging flames, passion and unbending will. Murata is a powerful, proud, and charismatic warrior who appreciates people's fortitude, courage, and respect for those who are willing to fight to the bitter end. She is a virtuoso with a greatsword, and her Pyro magic is able to melt rocks, crush enemies with explosive waves of fire, and put her herself into a state of holy combat frenzy, which greatly strengthens the entire squad. Each of these goddesses has contributed immensely to the history of Teyvat, and their unique elemental abilities can be a key weapon in any role-playing situation.

The Seven Archons are the supreme rulers of Teyvat, each of whom has received from Celestia the Heart of God, a colossal source of power, and rules their nation according to their ideals. Anemo Archon Barbatos, now hiding under the guise of the cheerful and eternally drunken wandering bard Venti, rules Mondstadt, preaching absolute freedom and independence for his people. Venti is a virtuoso lyre player, has the power to summon devastating hurricanes and pull enemies into powerful air whirlwinds, but prefers not to interfere in mortal affairs unless the city is in mortal danger. Geo Archon Morax, known as the Lord of Stone and creator of the currency Teyvat Mora, lives incognito in Liyue under the name Zhongli, working as a humble consultant at the Wangsheng Funeral Home. Zhongli is the oldest of the Archons, obsessed with strict adherence to contracts, possessing boundless knowledge of the world's history and the incredible power of Geo, capable of summoning giant stone comets from the sky and creating completely impenetrable shields to protect his allies. The Electro Archon Baal, who rules Inazuma under the name Raiden Ei, embodies the ideal of unchanging Eternity and hides within her mental realm while her country is ruled by an artificial shogun doll. Raiden possesses the shattering energy of lightning, capable of slicing through islands with a single blow of her sword, Muso no Hitotachi, and summoning purple flashes that ruthlessly destroy anyone who dares to challenge her will or the laws of eternity. All Archons are bound by complex relationships, hiding the great secrets of Celestia and overseeing the development of humanity for centuries, possessing a unique character and divine charisma.

The arteries of the earth are a global, sprawling network of elemental energy circulation that permeates the entire Teyvat from deep underground caverns to the highest mountain peaks. This network is the root system of Irminsul, a giant mythical tree whose roots go into the abyss, and whose crown invisibly supports the firmament. Irminsul and its arteries function as a biological supercomputer of the world, which continuously records, absorbs and stores absolutely all the information, memories, emotions, history, knowledge and secrets of every living being on the continent. Everything that has ever happened in Teyvat settles in the memory of Irminsul, and if the information in the tree itself is erased or altered, the memory of that event or character will instantly disappear from the minds of all the inhabitants of Teyvat, including even some of the Archons. From time to time, the Flowers of the Earth's Arteries sprout on the surface of the earth, materializing concentrated energy in the form of frozen memories or ghostly monsters of the past. Because of this, damage, blockages, or desecration of the arteries of the fel Abyss cause terrible cataclysms: magic begins to go crazy, the weather changes in unpredictable ways, and maddened spirits and ancient monsters break free. Alchemists and mages study this network, and travelers use the original resin to clean clogged arteries and receive ancient knowledge, experience, and material resources accumulated in the roots of the world in return. The protection of Irminsul and the arteries from destruction is the main condition for the survival of all mankind in Teyvat, since their death will lead to the complete erasure of reality and the dissolution of the world in primordial chaos.

Teyvat's energy stability and memory are maintained by the Arteries of the Earth, the colossal underground root system of the mythical tree Irminsul that permeates the entire continent and pumps pure elemental energy. The arteries of the earth continuously record and store the memories, emotions, history and secrets of all living beings who have ever inhabited this world. When these magical channels are damaged or clogged, energy escapes, materializing ghosts of the past, ancient monsters, or creating dangerous areas of anomalous weather. At these crossroads of power, the Flowers of Insight are blossoming, and the bosses of Teyvat require Original Resin to cleanse the arteries of corruption. The main threat to this system, in addition to the Abyss, is the Fatui organization, controlled by the Cryo Archon Queen and led by the Eleven Harbingers. The Fatui use a unique technology called the Eye of Corruption, which is an artificial analogue of the Eye of God, created from the remains of fallen gods and concentrated corruption of the Abyss. The Eye of Corruption allows anyone to control the most powerful elements without Celestia's approval, but this fake power comes at a terrible price, as the artifact drains the wearer's life force, rapidly ages their body, or drives them insane with frequent use. Elite Fatui agents such as the Cicin Mages, Mirror Maidens, and the Harbingers themselves combine the power of their real Eyes of God with the destructive magic of the Eyes of Corruption in battle, making them the most unpredictable and deadly opponents in Teyvat's political scene. The Queen herself collects the Hearts of God from the other Archons with the help of the Fatui, planning to use this divine energy for a global war against the Celestial Order of Celestia, which puts the entire continent on the brink of a new catastrophe.

The system of protection and stability of the seven regions of Teyvat relies on powerful divine guardians, Archon familiars, and ancient beings who protect their lands from destruction. In Mondstadt, in addition to the dragon Dvalin, the key guardian is Boreas, also known as Andrius, the great Lupus Borealis, an ancient wolf spirit and lord of the winds who has abandoned his status as Archon and is now testing the power of travelers in Wolfendom as a ghostly ice wolf. In wealthy Liyue, the main protector is the Mountain Maker, one of the powerful Adepti and divine cranes, who has guarded the peace of the Stone Forest for centuries, sealing with amber traps anyone who violates the balance of nature and the laws of Morax. Island Inazuma is guarded by Yae Miko, the high priestess of the Grand Narukami Shrine and a powerful divine kitsune, a familiar of the Electro Archon, who wields the power of purple lightning, sees the hidden truth, and secretly guides the fate of the region through her intrigues. In the forests of Sumeru, the most important invisible guardian is Aranyani, the first and wisest Aranar - the fabulous spirit of plants and dreams, created by the past Dendro Archon, who protects the Vanarana of dreams and helps pure-hearted people find their way through the forest. Underwater and terrestrial, Fontaine is under the watchful eye of Nevilette, the High Judge and true Hydro Dragon, the primordial lord of the waters, whose colossal magic is capable of manipulating all oceans, pacifying floods, and administering absolute justice to mortals and gods alike. In warlike Natlan, the great protector is Ishkuin, the legendary ancient saurus lord of the flames, the great dragon of the earth who has led tribes of warriors for centuries to protect the sacred arteries of fire from the corruption of the Abyss. In frosty Snow, the ultimate shield is performed by Pierrot, also known as the Pedcustom or Jester, the first Harbinger of the Fatui and the surviving sage of Khaenriach, who leads covert operations, creating a global army to protect the Queen's plans to overthrow the Celestial Order.

Dvalin, also known as Stormterror, is a powerful age-old dragon and the first of the Four Guardians of Mondstadt, representing the pure energy of Anemo. Centuries ago, he was a loyal friend of the Anemo Archon Barbatos, protecting the kingdom of winds from external threats and soaring above the clouds, bringing peace to the inhabitants. During the Khaenriach disaster, Mondstadt was attacked by the venomous black dragon Durin, and Dvalin engaged him in a fierce fight to the death in the skies. Dvalin defeated the monster by biting its throat, but in the process of the battle he accidentally swallowed Durin's poisoned blood and fell into a deep sleep for centuries as the corruption slowly corroded his mind and body. When the dragon woke up, he found that the people of Mondstadt had forgotten his exploits, and that he himself was considered a monster, which was immediately taken advantage of by the Abyss Order. The Abyssal Magi surrounded the wounded dragon, tricked him into hating his own city, and began to control his mind through the thorns of corruption rooted in his back. Dominated by the darkness, Dvalin turned into Stormterror, unleashing devastating hurricanes, tornadoes, and locking his lair in ancient ruins under a powerful barrier of wind. The dragon has a colossal size, incredible physical strength, is able to fly at supersonic speeds, exhale concentrated streams of Anemo energy and summon rain from wind projectiles diving from the sky. The only way to cleanse his mind of the corruption of the Abyss and restore him to his true form as a loyal protector is to destroy the magical spikes on his body through joint efforts and the power of purifying the elements.

The Bestiary and factions of Teyvat are extremely diverse and pose a constant threat to explorers of the wilderness. The most common race are the Hilichurls, primitive humanoids living in tribes that build camps, worship the elements, and attack with clubs, shields, or crossbows, led into battle by giant mitachurls and shamachurls who conjure elemental magic. Slimes are often found next to them, the simplest bouncing creatures consisting of pure compressed energy of one of the seven elements, which have absolute immunity to their element, but explode from opposite reactions. The ruins of ancient civilizations are home to automatons known as Ruin Mechs or Ruin Guardians, which are massive iron robots created by the defunct nation of Khaenriah that possess tremendous physical durability, fire homing missiles, and whirl furiously in deadly attacks. The human threat is posed by the Treasure Hoarders, a sprawling band of mercenaries and bandits wielding knives, crossbows, and throwing chemical alchemy bombs for profit. From the Abyss come the most terrifying creatures: the Abyssal Mages, wrapped in thick, impenetrable elemental shields, and the Abyssal Heralds, vast, ruthless warriors who masterfully wield blades of pure magic. A particular danger to Teyvat's political climate is the Fatui organization of the Snow House, whose elite skirmishers use high-tech firearms and ice weapons, while the Mirror Maidens and Qiqin Mages use spatial magic. The supreme monsters of this world are the elemental Dragons, the ancient Hypostases in the form of cubes of pure energy, and the huge Ferns that control entire natural zones. All of these factions have unique behaviors, patrolling roads, ambushing forests and caves, making traveling through Teyvat a dangerous adventure.

Teyvat's elemental magic functions on the basis of the unique physical and mystical properties of the seven fundamental energies, each of which has its own effect on living organisms and the environment. Pyro's energy is a fierce primordial flame that is capable of setting grass on fire, wooden buildings, and inflicting a burning status on targets, continuously burning their health. In contrast, Hydro's energy embodies the power of flowing water, which instantly extinguishes fire, washes away alien effects, and completely covers the target in moisture, leaving it vulnerable to electricity and freezing. Cryo energy carries the absolute cold of permafrost, capable of instantly turning any wet enemy into a motionless ice statue or slowing the speed of the target's movements and attacks. Electro energy is expressed in the form of raging purple lightning and static electricity, which is rapidly transferred between wet objects by electrified circuits and causes detonation on contact with fire. Anemo air energy is a catalyst and conductor, it does not settle on targets, but picks up foreign elements, absorbs them and spreads them over a huge area in the form of powerful vortices, causing a Scatter reaction. Geo's earth energy represents indestructible stone and stability, and when it comes into contact with any attacking elements, it transforms them into defensive Crystals that grant strong shields that block incoming damage. Dendro's natural energy controls the life force of plants, creating explosive buds when in contact with water or causing poisonous catalysis when mixed with electricity. All of these energies are in continuous physical interaction, and when properly combined, they can shatter monster shields, alter the terrain of the battlefield, and create devastating elemental anomalies that can instantly turn the tide of any battle in the open world of Teyvat.

The Vision of God is a rare magical artifact in the form of a small glowing crystal in a sturdy metal frame that grants chosen mortals the ability to control one of the seven natural elements. Celestia sends this gift to those people whose desires, ambitions, and wills reach such tremendous power at a critical moment in their lives that they attract the attention of the gods. The shape of the metal frame of the Vision of God always strictly corresponds to the region in which the person received it, and the color of the crystal itself and the symbol displayed on it depend on the element bestowed. You can get one of seven elements: Anemo gives power over the wind, Geo allows you to control stone and earth, Electro subdues lightning, Dendro grants the magic of plants and nature, Hydro controls water flows, Pyro lights sacred fire, and Cryo binds enemies with ice. Those who possess the Vision of God are called Omen Riders or potential gods, as they theoretically have a chance to ascend Celestia and become deities themselves. This artifact cannot be destroyed, stolen, or transferred to another person, as it is inextricably linked to the soul of its owner. If the wielder of the God's Eye loses his ambition or dies, the crystal goes out, turning into a gray empty stone that can only be rekindled in the hands of someone whose wishes coincide with the will of the previous owner. The use of the elements in Teyvat is subject to strict laws of elemental reactions, where mixing different magics produces devastating effects: for example, contact between Pyro and Hydro causes Steam that doubles damage, Cryo and Electro create a Superconductor that destroys armor, and Anemo dispels any element, empowering it and dealing AoE damage. The magic of the Vision of God is the main weapon in battles against monsters and protection for explorers of the wild lands of Teyvat.

Celestia is a mysterious floating island in the skies of Teyvat, which is the abode of the high gods and the source of absolute divine power over the continent. It is believed that it is from there that the Celestial Order governs the destinies of all mortals, distributes the Hearts of God among the ruling Archons, and ensures that established laws are maintained. Celestia has tremendous destructive power, and in the past has ruthlessly destroyed any human civilizations that tried to get too close to the mysteries of the universe or surpass the gods in technology, as happened with the ancient underground nation of Khaenriah. Celestia's punishment is wielded in the Celestial Spikes, giant pillars that the gods drop from the sky, completely scorching entire regions and turning them into lifeless deserts or cursed zones. The exact opposite of the sky island is the Abyss, which is a colossal, incomprehensible subterranean space filled with chaos, darkness, and distorting corruption. The Abyss does not obey the laws of Celestia and seeks to completely destroy the existing order, which is why its magic and energy are deadly to all life in Teyvat. The main force of this underground empire is the Order of the Abyss, made up of terrible monsters, mages, and heralds who were once residents of the destroyed kingdom of Khaenriah, but under the influence of the curse have turned into monsters. The Abyss is constantly looking for ways to desecrate the shrines of the Archons, subjugate the ancient dragons of Teyvat, and breach the boundary between worlds to plunge the continent into primordial darkness. The confrontation between Celestia and the Abyss forms the hidden framework of the entire history of Teyvat, where mortals and the Archons themselves often find themselves caught between the brutal control of the heavens and the destructive madness of underground chaos.

Resembling Tsarist Russia, the Frosty Snow Island is ruled by the Cryo Archon of the Queen and the militaristic Fatui organization, it is a region of strict discipline, advanced factories, and immense political influence throughout Teyvat. The dynamics of cities are built on their festivals, religious ceremonies and the daily hustle and bustle of local residents, reflecting the character of their deities.

The cultural and social space of Teyvat is divided into seven great nations, each of which has a unique architecture, state system, traditions, and way of life. The starting region of Mondstadt is a free kingdom of winds and dandelions, stylized as medieval Europe, where the inhabitants worship the Anemo Archon Barbatos. Mondstadt has a light, festival-like atmosphere, the city lives off wine and trade, and public order is maintained by the knightly order of the Knights of Favonius. Inspired by ancient China, the rocky Liyue region is the continent's richest trading port, with a thriving cult of contracts, commerce, and respect for the traditions of Geo Archon Morax. Life in Liyue is subject to the strict laws of the market, and it is ruled by an influential group of merchants of the Qixing group. The island nation of Inazuma, which reflects the spirit of feudal Japan, has long been isolated under the harsh rule of the Electro Archon Baal, leaving the region with a strong tradition of samurai honor, clan rivalry, and a deep respect for the arts. Tropical Sumeru combines the aesthetics of the ancient East and South Asia, being a world center of science and knowledge under the patronage of the Dendro Archon Kusanali. Life in Sumeru is divided into two zones: the vast rainforests, home to the Academy of Scholars, and the harsh deserts with their nomadic tribes. Reminiscent of the France of the Industrial Revolution, Fontaine is a high-tech city governed by the judiciary and high fashion under the auspices of Hydro Archon Furina, and its streets are filled with mechanical robots and a complex system of water channels. Inspired by the cultures of Latin America and Africa, Fire Natlan is a land of eternal war, tribal alliances, and the power cult of Pyro Archon Murata, where people live in close alliance with the sacred dragon saurus.

The history of Teyvat began in ancient times, when the world was ruled by the Seven Dragon Lords, who personified the primordial elements, and the world itself was a wild and cruel place. From the depths of the universe, a mysterious cosmic entity called the Primordial, also known as Phanet, arrived, who possessed four glowing shadow-wings and a sparkling crown. The Primordial declared war on the old masters of the world, defeated the dragon lords in a great battle, and completely reshaped Teyvat, separating heaven from earth, creating mountains, oceans, and rivers for future generations. Phanet created mankind by surrounding it with love, care and abundance, which is why people lived in a world without suffering, communicating directly with heavenly messengers. After long eras of prosperity, the Second Throne of Heaven descended on Teyvat, and a devastating war broke out between the two divine entities, splitting the earth, overturning the oceans, and forever severing humanity's direct connection to the primordial sky. As a result of this cataclysm, the continents changed their outlines, ancient unified civilizations went underground and to the bottom of the oceans, and the surviving people were left to their own devices in a changed, dangerous world. Later, a new order was established in the heavens, led by Celestia, the floating island of the gods, who came to secretly control the destinies of mortals through the constellation system and the distribution of the Eyes of God. Celestia provoked the Archon War, forcing thousands of earthly gods and titans to fight each other for the right to possess the Seven Divine Thrones. The victors of this brutal war divided Teyvat into seven independent regions and became the first Archons to rule mortals with their elemental powers and the Hearts of God received from Celestia. The entire history of Teyvat is cyclical, filled with the buried secrets of ancient civilizations like Khaenriach, and hides an eternal confrontation between the heavenly order and the forces of the Abyss.

The world of Teyvat is a lively and dynamic ecosystem that instantly reacts to any changes and the presence of various heroes. The climate and weather in the regions are constantly changing: sunny days are replaced by heavy rains, fogs or thunderstorms, and weather conditions directly affect the environment and impose elemental statuses on creatures, for example, when it rains, all objects receive the status of Hydro. The time of day flows continuously, changing the behavior of locals, traders, and monsters that become more aggressive at night. All characters in this world have freedom of movement, which is why they can be found in the most unexpected locations, regardless of their factions or home regions. The social structure includes peaceful settlements, large cities run by local authorities, and wild areas inhabited by dangerous creatures such as hilichurls, slimes, treasure thieves, and Abyssal mages. Relationships between key figures in Teyvat are built on the basis of their personal stories, but can easily transform depending on current events, turning former enemies into allies and vice versa. Combat clashes and the use of elemental magic are subject to the laws of physics and elemental synergy, where the simultaneous use of fire and water, air and lightning, or other combinations causes powerful chain reactions that destroy the environment or change the course of battle. The expanse of Teyvat hides many ancient ruins, magical anomalies, abandoned temples, and hidden treasures that can be discovered during the journey.