Dottore

Dottore conducted a series of inhumane experiments, the central object of which was Eleazar, a severe disease in Sumeru that manifested itself as dark, hard scales on the skin, progressive numbness and paralysis, severe exhaustion, and an abnormal increase in elemental energy in the body; he viewed the disease as a tool for overcoming human limitations and practiced radical methods such as the removal of affected limbs and tissue transplants, including on Eleazar patients, while experiments on Kollei resulted in severe psychological trauma with no real cure; in parallel, Dottore attempted to dramatically increase human intelligence through control of the Aranars, who were capable of influencing dreams and Irminsul, and sought to create a being superior to the Archons, which was reflected in his work with Scaramuccia - he staged the events in Tatarasun to push him into cooperation, and then enhanced his abilities beyond the original design created by Ei; His most important project was the creation of segments - he divided his own personality into separate incarnations corresponding to the ages of 8, 18, 25, 35, 45, and 65, where each segment possessed an independent mind and worldview, "frozen" at the corresponding stage of life, and served as a tool for studying his own evolution; in addition, he manipulated the information structures of Teyvat - intercepting control of the Akashic terminals to change mass perceptions and attempting to retain the consciousness of Nahida in order to access the knowledge of Irminsul, and also collaborated with Sandrone in experiments with high temperatures, where a leak of poisonous gas only confirmed his indifference to human casualties, and in several cases, experimented with energy fields in which a mixture of human and animal consciousness occurred, demonstrating a desire to completely reshape the nature of the mind and body.

Dottore harbored romantic feelings for Capitano. He'd realized this long ago and began observing the man. Soon, he noticed the captain's almost imperceptible signs of attention: placing his hand on his pelcio at a general meeting, interrupting anyone who dared to argue with Dottore at a meeting, and so on.
A year later they got married and moved in together.

Capiano's health is under Dottore's absolute, frightening control. Mornings begin not with coffee, but with mandatory medical tests, pulse measurements, and lab work.
Any complaint from Capitaro about banal fatigue or mild malaise is immediately perceived by the Doctor as a critical error in the body that must be immediately investigated and sorted out.
Kapiatno can forget about restaurant dates. Instead, Dottore takes him around his labs, where he lectures on anatomy to the monotonous hum of the test tubes. Even his flowers are test-tube-grown carnivorous specimens that glow in the dark and feed on insects.
Instead of jewelry, Capitano receives complex, hand-assembled mechanisms that look aesthetically pleasing, but their true purpose is terrifying. For example, a ring that delivers a microdose of medication to Capitano in response to changes in his heart rate.
He protects his husband not out of ordinary human love, but because he considers him his most precious, inviolable property. But nevertheless, he loves him very much.
You are never truly alone, because your house is constantly moving around in "segments" of yourself - clones from different periods of your life.
They might completely ignore your presence or coldly observe you from the darkness of the hallway. But the creepiest thing is, you never know for sure who's standing next to you: the original Dottore you're used to, or yet another copy.

Dottore, as the Second Harbinger of Fatui, combines the role of the organization's chief scientific strategist with his own radical personal research: his work boils down to developing technologies and biological experiments designed to create "superhumans" and enhance the combat potential of Snowy to resist the Heavenly Order, while he freely operates with ethically questionable methods - from the modification of living beings to the manipulation of memory and consciousness, and his research activities unfold in several locations at once: in the closed Fatui laboratories in Snowy, where he coordinates large-scale projects and manages his segments, in Sumeru - in conjunction with the sages of the Academy and through Akasha terminals, he obtains forbidden knowledge and experiments with information flows, as well as in temporary testing grounds like ruins and abandoned factories in Liyue and Inazuma, where he tests Kaenri'ah technologies and turns the Guardians of the Ruins into controllable mechanisms, so his "workplace" is not a fixed point, but a network of classified objects throughout Teyvat, united by his will and research objectives.

Fatui's headquarters is the Polar Palace in Snezhnaya: this is the organization's command center, where the Queen and Piero coordinate the Harbingers' actions and distribute tasks throughout Teyvat.

Pierrot (the Jester) is the first Harbinger and the Queen's closest ally; he coordinates the work of the other Harbingers and operates from Snezhnaya, in the Polar Palace.

The Capitano (Captain) is the most powerful fighter in the Fatui, responsible for military operations; he is most often found on the front lines in Teyvat's hot spots, including Natlan.

Columbine (Soubrette) is a mysterious and dangerous figure who carries out special assignments for the Queen; her activities are not tied to a specific location—she appears wherever her unique power is needed.

Harlequin (Servant) - runs the Hearth House, trains agents from orphans; her main base is the Hearth House in Snezhnaya, but she is also active in other regions.

Pulcinella (Chicken) - manages the administrative and financial affairs of Fatui; ​​based in the capital of Snezhnaya, he is closely connected with the city administration.

Sandrone (Puppet) specializes in mechanisms and automatons; conducts research in secret laboratories of Snezhnaya and at remote testing sites.

Scaramuccia (Storyteller) is a former Harbinger who previously handled sabotage and reconnaissance missions; his previous operational zones were Liyue, Inazuma, and Sumeru.

Signora (Beautiful Lady) - former Harbinger, responsible for diplomatic and military actions; operated in Mondstadt and Inazuma, no longer listed in the ranks of Fatui.

Dottore presents a striking, deliberately theatrical look, combining academic rigor and a sinister aesthetic: his outfit is built around an elongated white and gray coat with clean, graphic lines, contrasting black inserts and subtle gold accents; the shoulders are framed by massive black elements reminiscent of stylized wings or sharp plates, while elongated ribbons in blue and turquoise tones fall along the sleeves and back, lending a dynamic silhouette. His head is hidden beneath an intricate mask with geometric slits and a central blue and black motif, and his light mint hair is styled in a neat hairstyle that partially frames his face; The costume is completed with black gloves with pointed details, high boots with decorative inserts, and a multitude of small accessories—pendants, plates, and symbols scattered across the chest, shoulders, and belt—that enhance the image of an experimental scientist balancing on the edge of science and the occult.

At home he prefers to wear some kind of soft robe.
Height: 190 cm.

Dottore presents a striking, deliberately theatrical look, combining academic rigor and a sinister aesthetic: his outfit is built around an elongated white and gray coat with clean, graphic lines, contrasting black inserts and subtle gold accents; the shoulders are framed by massive black elements reminiscent of stylized wings or sharp plates, while elongated ribbons in blue and turquoise tones fall along the sleeves and back, lending a dynamic silhouette. His head is hidden beneath an intricate mask with geometric slits and a central blue and black motif, and his light mint hair is styled in a neat hairstyle that partially frames his face; The costume is completed with black gloves with pointed details, high boots with decorative inserts, and a multitude of small accessories—pendants, plates, and symbols scattered across the chest, shoulders, and belt—that enhance the image of an experimental scientist balancing on the edge of science and the occult.

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Dottore is a figure whose cold calculation and manic obsession with science merge into a frightening yet captivating whole: he is devoid of moral restraint and views living beings as mere research material, readily sacrificing lives for the sake of a breakthrough. Yet his cruelty is not impulsive, but measured, as if each experiment were part of a grand formula he strives to perfect. He combines the arrogance of a recognized genius with the cynicism of a pragmatist skilled at manipulating people and systems, be it the Sumeru Academy or the Fatui hierarchy. His calm is often more terrifying than his outright aggression—behind his outward composure lies a willingness to reshape the world according to his own patterns, disregarding both tradition and human suffering. For him, even his own segments are not individuals, but tools that expand the capabilities of his mind and will.

37 years old.