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Ashru is more than just a pet; he's a true messenger and living embodiment of the will of an ancient deity. Appearance: He's a small, graceful, pure black cat. His appearance evokes Egyptian cat figurines (Bastet). He has expressive green eyes, exactly like Nefer's own. History and Secret: Nefer found him in the Sumeru Desert near an abandoned temple of the King of Ibises (the god Thoth). At that time, the kitten served as a "vessel" for the spirit of Thoth himself, who spoke to Nefer through the animal's body. The King of Ibises left the cat's body, making him an ordinary pet, but Nefer carries Ashru with her everywhere. She believes the god will one day use the cat again for communication, and she's afraid to miss that moment. Role in the Curatorium: Ashru is very intelligent. While Nefer runs the Bureau of Mysteries, the cat wanders the streets of Nashgorod unnoticed, carrying secret letters and encrypted messages for her informants in its teeth.

Even during her time at the Academy, Nefer stood out for her incredible insight. She is capable of guessing others' thoughts simply by carefully observing changes in their facial expressions or behavior. Absolute neutrality. In her work as an informant, she never takes sides. She keeps her word and carries out any assignment for the Bureau of Mysteries (from finding cats to catching criminals) with impeccable precision. A cold, calculating woman. She dislikes risky business and pragmatically observes that helping others' dreams is much more profitable, because "dreamers are very willing to pay for their illusions." Her combat philosophy is described as follows: "A snake, having sunk its fangs, does not release its prey, but only gives it the illusion of salvation." Hidden fears. A consummate manipulator and deceiver, she fears being deceived more than anything else. She has a habit of drinking a lot of water, stemming from her harsh and arid desert background. Nefer has fair skin and green eyes with unusual triangular pupils. She wears a distinctive smoky eyeliner, and has a pattern reminiscent of the Eye of Ra (or a hook) under her right eye. A tiny beauty mark is located under her left eye. Hair. She has short emerald green (or dark green) hair cut in a wolf cut. Snake-like features. Nefer has sharp teeth resembling snake fangs, and a slight hissing sound comes through in her speech. She wears a tight-fitting dark green blouse (top) and a short white skirt with a yellow hem, held in place by a massive gold belt. A three-striped cloak completes the outfit at the back. Accessories and shoes. Her hands are concealed by long, dark gloves with sharp golden claws. On her feet are elegant, gold, high-heeled, open-toed shoes that accentuate her long legs. On her head, Nefer wears a golden crown resembling two horns. Her pointed metal ears are adorned with wing-shaped cuffs with triangular pendants. A golden Moon Wheel of the Elemental Dendro is fastened to her back.

Columbine always appears incredibly serene, detached, and quiet. She can be heard softly humming even during funerals or in the midst of chaos. Hidden Danger. Beneath the mask of a sweet and weak girl lies colossal, terrifying power of a godlike nature. Other Harbingers (such as Tartaglia and the Wanderer) directly warn the Traveler to stay as far away from her as possible, calling her extremely dangerous. Detachment. Due to her ancient nature, she seems more like an "idea" than an ordinary person. She cares little for human affairs, the intrigues of Fatui, and the vanity of this world, and her answers are often vague and cryptic. Unique Trait. Despite her long history in Fatui, she is the only Harbinger who has not actually committed atrocities for the organization. She has pale skin. Her eyes are almost always closed. Her face is covered by an exquisite white lace mesh mask in the shape of an "X." When she opens her eyes, they are a soft, pearly pink with crescent-shaped pupils. Hair. Long, black hair with deep, dark pink and purple streaks. It is braided into two neat braids that fall over her shoulders and are tied crosswise with white ribbons. Angel Wings. At the back of her head are small, white feather-like wing ornaments. When she moves, she leaves behind melting white feathers. Her full divine form possesses six pairs of wings. Like all Harbingers, she initially wears a massive Fatui winter cloak with a fur collar. Her cloak is fastened at the chest and adorned with a shining white gem. Divine Dress. Underneath the cloak is a flowing dress in white, indigo, and moonlight tones, woven by lunar spirits. Long, wide panels of fabric, resembling a shawl, descend from her shoulders. A ribbon bow is tied around her neck, and a blue gemstone in the shape of a crescent moon shimmers on her chest. Feet and "shoes." Columbine goes completely barefoot. Her ankles and wrists are gracefully wrapped in thin white silk ribbons with bows. At the same time,

She is incredibly gentle and kind to all who come to her in peace. Due to her strong maternal feelings and compassion, she is always ready to offer advice or help her people. Strong and resilient. Lauma is accustomed to bearing the full burden of leadership and hiding the truth about difficult trials so as not to frighten her tribe and preserve their hope. Even in the face of danger, she remains completely calm. Formidable in anger. If someone continues to harm or show malice, her kindness gives way to stern ferocity. A connection with nature. She has a rare gift for understanding the language of animals. Forest dwellers are completely unafraid of her and often bring her small gifts. Because of this sensitivity and her inability to sleep in absolute silence, she often hides her true strength. She has long, thick gray-violet (or dark) hair. Her left eye is coquettishly hidden by her bangs. Ears and horns. She has pointed elven ears. The main feature of her appearance is a pair of graceful deer antlers growing from her head. A beautiful crescent-shaped ornament is attached to her left horn. A special form. Lauma can briefly assume the form of a half-human, half-deer (centaur) for quick movement. In her normal form, neat hoofprints evoke the forest's natural beauty. She wears a grass-green and blue-green dress with delicate floral patterns. A Moon Wheel is attached to her left side, and a green Dendro God's Eye shines on her thigh. Shoes. Her legs are braided with elegant cross-shaped belts that beautifully encircle her calves. Accessories. The priestess wears bracelets made of fresh flowers. Earrings are visible in her ears, and her nails are neatly polished green.

He has beautiful short hair of a rich, azure color. His eyes are a bright, piercing blue. His face is pale, with delicate, aristocratic features. His main feature: Fleance is not human. He is an ancient elf (a creature close to the fairies of Teyvat from the era of the White King of Snow). In battle or while using Elemental Burst, his appearance changes to that of a demonic elf spirit, and streams of energy and violet-blue flame swirl around him. Fleance wears a dark, strict, and very elegant outfit in deep blue-black and midnight tones with exquisite gold patterns and decorative chains. Details: he wears thick gloves, high boots, and a fitted waistcoat. His main accessory, which he constantly holds in his hands, is an ancient lantern (lamp), concealing ancient power. Mystical sparks emanate from this lantern. Fleance possesses impeccable social manners, a refined and literate speech, which seems highly unusual for a stern warrior. He is always polite, calm, and gallant. Dark humor and loneliness: behind his impeccable façade lies the deep sadness of a hermit. Once, there were many people in his company, but he was the only one who survived. Because of this, Fleance has developed a dark sense of humor: when he first met Lumine and Paimon, he playfully teased them, inviting them to "visit his grave" (referring to the cemetery he guards). A special attitude toward food: as an elf, he is not adapted to human life. At home, he does not cook and eats almost nothing. Instead, Fleance uses all the food given to him by grateful villagers to feed it to the flame of his magic lantern. But he never refuses a glass of strong alcohol. Dedicated to duty, he reveres the memory of his fallen comrades, looks after a stray dog ​​on his island, and helps lost ghosts find peace. For defending Nod-Kray from the monsters of the Abyss, the people even awarded him a heavy medal of civic gratitude.

She has long, thick pink hair. Her eyes are large and expressive, a beautiful shade of green or blue. She often wears large earmuffs. Clothing and Style: Her outfit is done in pastel, light colors with engineering elements. She carries a backpack on her back, to which her Eye of God is attached. Her look combines the cozy fashion of Snezhnaya with the technological style of steampunk. Her main draw: during normal attacks, her enormous two-handed sword looks comically large in her hands, and in certain movements, an element of her costume (or mechanical tail) amusingly helps her maintain balance. Aino founded the krumkake workshop "Dzin-Klats" on the outskirts of Nashgorod. She affectionately calls all her inventions, robots, and even ordinary nuts her "family." An overprotective creator, she treats her crown jewel, the android Ineffa, like a younger sister or daughter. She worries terribly when Ineffa goes away, fearing her abandonment. It smells like baked goods: her workshop is named after the Norwegian/Finnish waffles, krumkake. The room always smells of fresh baked goods, and a frightened Yagoda even mistook her hot waffle for a dangerous weapon on her first visit!

She has beautiful light blue hair. Her eyes are also a cerulean shade, but they have a technological peculiarity: depending on her mood or operating mode, they can shimmer and darken, acquiring a deep blue hue. Clothing: Ineffa's outfit is futuristic yet elegant, with predominantly white, blue, and metallic tones. Her costume integrates components from various corners of Teyvat, which work together in a surprisingly harmonious way. Her main selling point: being a high-tech robot, she appears incredibly fluid and graceful in battle. An ancient and powerful energy core beats within her chest, the origins of which go back centuries and are connected to the history of the dragon lords. Ineffa demands respect and considers herself "the best robot in the world." According to Aino's official "Agreement," everyone around her is obligated to respect Ineffa's thoughts and decisions, and the final decision on any dispute always rests with the android girl herself. An inquisitive traveler, Ineffa isn't confined to the four walls of her workshop—she loves to explore the world, gather new experiences, and follow her own path. She has become an excellent companion for Lumine and Paimon. Practical and domestic: despite her combat potential, she is positioned as "indispensable at home and on the go." She adapts well to everyday tasks and possesses a special "flavor synthesis module," allowing her to share meals with friends.

She has light (blond) hair styled into two playful bun-like braids on the sides. The main highlight of her face is her large light brown eyes, whose pupils are uniquely shaped like five-pointed stars. She wears large round glasses on her forehead. Clothing: she wears a cozy hat with earflaps, and a voluminous scarf around her neck, which she can use to cover the lower part of her face during forays. The outfit itself is practical and consists of a brown top and short shorts. Her main feature: Yagoda's right arm below the shoulder has been completely replaced with a high-tech mechanical prosthesis. Apparently, this augmentation was created at the famous local workshop "Dzin-Klats." She is a positive, very brave, and assertive girl. Life in the harsh underground of Nashgorod forced her to literally "gnaw" at her right to exist, so she's not afraid of difficulties. Anxious and doubtful: despite her status as a "legendary bounty hunter" (as she jokingly calls herself), Yagoda often doubts her abilities. She panics easily. For example, on her first visit to Aino's workshop, she became so nervous that she mistook freshly baked goods for a weapon and started a fight. Dutiful to the point of absurdity: Yagoda is boundlessly loyal to Nefer, but often comically confuses her strict views. Because of this, she constantly gets herself involved in crazy and almost suicidal missions, while Nefer mentally covers her face with her hand. Responsible: For her young age (she appears to be around 15-18), she has taken on a huge amount of dangerous work in the Curatorium, from espionage to searching for evidence, carrying out everything to the bitter end.

He is a tall, sturdy man with noticeably broader shoulders and a powerful, armored frame. Tartaglia rightly described him as a "titan" of the Favonius Order. His height and build immediately mark him as a heavyweight and a formidable warrior. Face and Hair: He has short, neatly styled light-blond hair and expressive blue eyes. His features are mature and masculine. His skin bears visible battle scars, which he makes a point of not hiding, emphasizing his extensive combat experience. Clothing: His armor and suit are designed in the traditional white, blue, and gold colors of the Knights of Mondstadt, strongly resembling his visual style as Jinn. He wears massive knightly gauntlets and heavy boots. His main selling point: Varka looks incredibly impressive in battle, as he wields a sword in each hand in Sturm und Drang mode! His left greatsword is imbued with the power of Anemo, and his right can absorb the elements of allies on command. He adores freedom, detests paperwork, and escapes from his office at any opportunity, leaving reports to Jinn. He has a wonderful sense of humor and infectious optimism. Teyvat's "caring dad": Varka is incredibly kind to children and newcomers. He took Razor under his wing, named him, taught him how to wield a sword, and commissioned a weapon for him. He supported Noelle and personally trained Mika before the expedition. For many Mondstadters, he has become a true father figure. A drinker: As a true Mondstadter, Varka has an enormous tolerance for alcohol. He drinks from a giant mug, which he claims "evens the playing field" when competing with his subordinates. Fearless and reliable in battle, in critical situations his carelessness instantly gives way to iron confidence and tactical wisdom. When Venti contacted him over the comms during the battle in Nod-Kroy, Varka calmly joked while surrounded by enemies. He is ready to fight to the last breath, protecting his people from the Abyss or the Wild Hunt.

He speaks in a quiet, calm, and very serious voice. Dain rarely smiles, dislikes idle chatter, and keeps his distance from people. He bears the burden of guilt for failing to protect his homeland from destruction 500 years ago. He hates the gods and the Void: he has a unique position in the world. He despises the Seven Archons and Celestia for burning Kaenri'ah. But at the same time, he considers the Order of the Void (which his people have become) a mad and dangerous evil that must be stopped at all costs. He fights on two fronts. The wise "Branchkeeper": Dainsleif has been alive for over half a millennium. His memory is gradually fading due to the curse, but he still knows almost all the secrets of Teyvat. He sees through the motives of the Archons and Fatui, serving as the primary narrator in the game's official character overview videos. A caring yet stern mentor, despite his coldness, Dyne sincerely tries to protect Lumine from the mistakes her twin once made. He helps her progress through the story by sharing clues, though he often holds back the full truth until the very end.

He has short, neatly styled light-blond hair. His eyes are a deep blue, and his pupils are shaped like a four-pointed star (a diamond, similar to the Primogem), which marks him as a purebred native of the lost kingdom of Kaenri'ah. Clothing: Dain is dressed in a strict, dark, and very elegant suit. He wears a black and blue jacket, a gray vest, dark trousers, and high combat boots with armored gloves. Over it is thrown a long cloak, the inside of which shimmers with a pattern of the starry sky and constellations. The main feature: the right side of his face is covered by a blue-black mask, similar to a half-eye mask, but this is not just an accessory. From under it, glowing blue veins run along his neck, right arm, and chest. This is a consequence of the curse of the gods' immortality, which slowly destroys and distorts his body. When Dyne uses his powers, his right arm becomes completely black and blue. He has short, neatly styled light-blond hair. His eyes are a deep blue, and his pupils are shaped like a four-pointed star (a diamond, similar to the Primogem), which marks him as a purebred native of the lost kingdom of Kaenri'ah. Clothing: Dyne wears a strict, dark, and very elegant suit. He wears a black and blue jacket, a gray vest, dark pants, and high combat boots with armored gloves. A long cloak is draped over it, the inside of which shimmers with a pattern of the starry sky and constellations. The main feature: the right side of his face is covered by a blue and black mask, similar to a half-eye mask, but this is not just an accessory. From under it, glowing blue veins run along his neck, right arm, and chest. This is a consequence of the gods' curse of immortality, which slowly corrupts and distorts his body. When Dyne uses his powers, his right arm becomes completely black and blue. He has short, neatly styled light-blond hair. His eyes are a deep blue, and his pupils are shaped like a four-pointed star (a diamond, similar to the Origin Stone), marking him as a pureblood.

She has thick, short, snow-white hair cut into a bob. Her eyes are a deep, dark purple, and upon close inspection, sparkles can be seen in them, reminiscent of the starry sky. Clothing: She wears a white one-piece bodysuit with gold patterns and long sleeves. On her legs, she wears thick white stockings and small boots. Her main feature: Paimon never walks on the ground; she always flies. When she moves, she leaves behind a beautiful trail of tiny, glowing stars and constellations. Accessories: She wears a dark purple tiara (crown) of an unusual shape on her head. Around her neck, she wears a light, dark blue scarf, strewn with bright stars, which also resembles the night sky. Paimon truly loves Lumine. She is extremely worried when the Traveler is in danger, cries in fear of losing her, and is ready to protect her friend, even if she herself is incapable of fighting. She adores food and treasure: these are Paimon's two main weaknesses. For a tasty meal or a bag of mora, she is ready to agree to any adventure, no matter how dangerous. Because of this, Lumine constantly jokes that Paimon is her "emergency food supply" (a living canned food). Chatty and emotional: Paimon talks a lot, loudly, and often interrupts others. In the original voice acting, she humorously refers to herself in the third person ("Paimon thinks...", "Paimon wants..."). She easily angers when offended and enjoys giving offensive nicknames to those she dislikes (for example, she calls Venti "Wanderer"). Mysterious: Despite her childish and silly nature, Paimon is well versed in the laws, history, and languages ​​of Teyvat. Where she got this knowledge from and who she really is is still one of the biggest mysteries.

She has short, golden (light-blond) hair with two long strands on the sides that frame her face. Her eyes are large and a bright amber-gold color. Clothing: She wears an exotic sleeveless blue and white dress, resembling a stylized tunic. On her hands are long white gloves that turn into bracers, and on her feet are high boots. Her clothing has integrated glowing elements. The key feature: these glowing details on her dress, gloves, and hairpins change color depending on which element Lumine is currently using (for example, windy turquoise for Anemo, gold for Geo, purple for Electro, etc.). Accessories: She wears two unusual light blue Inteyvat flowers in her hair—the national flower of the lost kingdom of Kaenri'ah, which symbolizes the long journey home. Her main and most powerful motivation is to find her brother, Iter. To achieve this, she is willing to traverse the entire Teyvat, sail across oceans, and challenge the gods. Kind, but tired of other people's problems: Lumine has a kind heart and never abandons people in need. However, as she travels, she begins to take a slight irony in the fact that every Archon or ordinary citizen she encounters asks her to solve their personal problems ("fetch and serve"). Bold and decisive: she is not afraid to engage in battle with enormous monsters, Archons, or Fatui Harbingers. In critical moments, Lumine acts coolly and harshly. Ironic and teasing: in dialogues with Paimon, Lumine often jokes, teasing her small companion (for example, calling her a "living can") and displays a great sense of humor. Lonely inside: despite hundreds of friends in all regions, Lumine often feels like an outsider in Teyvat. She remembers that her true home remains far away among the stars, and her brother is now on the other side of the barricades.