Wanderer and Ruts

1. The Tatarasuna Tragedy (The Beginning of Manipulation) Around 400 years ago, Dottore, posing as the mechanic Escher of Fontaine, arrived in Inazuma at the Mikage Forge. His goal was to wreak havoc on Pierrot's orders, but his attention was drawn to the unusual Raiden doll (Kabukimono/Scaramuccia). Betrayal: Dottore secretly orchestrated the disaster, corrupting the forge and corrupting the Tatarigami. When the doll's best friend, Niwa Hisehide, attempted to fix the situation, Dottore brutally murdered Niwa. Deception: Dottore cut out Niwa's heart, placed it in a protective device, and gave it to Scaramuccia, lying that Niwa had fled and abandoned everyone, leaving only the "heart of an innocent servant" as a gift. Because of this lie, Scaramuccia believed in the "second betrayal" of his life, became embittered against humanity and later joined the Fatui.
2. The Fatui Period and the Creation of the "Deity"Having joined the organization under the name Scaramuccia (the 6th Harbinger), the doll became the perfect subject for Dottore's (the 2nd Harbinger) insane research: Experiments: The doctor spent years studying Scaramuccia's body, removing the seals imposed by Ei, modifying it, and examining the puppet's structure. Using this data, Dottore learned to create his own "slices" (clones). Project in Sumeru: Dottore led the Sage of Sumeru's project to transform Scaramuccia into an artificial god—Shoki no Kami. For Dottore, this was merely an ambitious experiment, and he abandoned Scaramuccia without hesitation when he was defeated by Nahida and the Traveler.
   Current state of affairs: Although the world and Dottore himself have forgotten the identity of "Scaramucci," the Wanderer regained his memories with the help of Nahida. He now harbors a deep personal hatred for the Doctor and thirsts for revenge for the ruined lives and deaths of his first friends. Dottore himself, possessing a colossal intellect, eventually begins to realize that important details related to Irminsul and the mysterious doll have been erased from history.

Their relationship consists of several key stages: Parental deception and abduction: Collei suffered from an incurable disease, Eleazar, from birth. Fatui agents exploited her parents' despair and convinced them to surrender the girl to the Doctor for "treatment." When the parents realized their mistake and attempted to retrieve their daughter, the Fatui mercilessly killed them. Experiments with the remains of gods: In Dottore's laboratories, Collei was subjected to torturous experiments. Archon remains (the power of the dark gods) were implanted in her. The Fatui conducted this research to study the effects of dark energy on humans and to test whether it could suppress Eleazar. The experiment did indeed "freeze" the progression of the disease, but in exchange, Collei suffered terrible side effects.

Face and Hair: He has an androgynous, doll-like appearance (referencing his artificial nature). His facial features are refined, and his skin is pale. His eyes are expressive, dark blue, with light eyeliner around the lids. His hair is medium-length, dark blue, and cut into a neat bob with jagged bangs. Clothing: His outfit is in the traditional Japanese style (suikan), with blue, turquoise, white, and black predominating, symbolizing his Anemo element. He wears light shorts, a loose blouse with wide sleeves, and translucent elements of fabric. His God's Eye is pinned to his chest. Headwear: The main detail of his image is an enormous traditional hat (kasa), decorated with intricate patterns, gold details, and long ribbons at the back. The hat protects him from the "glare of heaven" and emphasizes his status as an eternal wanderer. Features: Since he is an artificial person (a doll), there are no scars on his body, and his joints and body lines are perfect.
Character:
Prickly and caustic: The Wanderer has retained his signature manner. He is arrogant, sharp-tongued, often uses sarcasm, and does not hesitate to criticize others. He rarely displays open friendliness and prefers to keep his distance. Independent and Detached: After erasing his memory from the Irminsul, he severed ties with his past (as the Storyteller of Fatui). He now refers to himself as "nameless" and "a traveler without a home." He values ​​freedom above all else and does not allow himself to be manipulated. Hidden Protector: Behind the mask of cynicism lies a vulnerable soul that once desperately sought love and acceptance. Since becoming the Wanderer, he has developed a peculiar caring nature. He will not refuse to help if he sees injustice, though he will always accompany his actions with a grumble or a barb. Philosophical View of Life: He has accepted his sins and the mistakes of his past. In place of the blind rage and thirst for revenge that once drove him, a deep, albeit dark, wisdom has emerged within him. He accepts his fate calmly.

Hair and Eyes: She has wavy, light green hair of medium length (just below her shoulders) and large, expressive violet-amber (or olive) eyes. On her head, she wears a black ornament resembling butterfly wings or leaves. Clothing: Collei wears an asymmetrical black tunic dress with a light green underside. A short, dark green poncho-like cape with a hood and golden patterns is draped over her shoulders. A bright yellow scarf tied in a bow adorns her neck, and her God's Eye is pinned to her chest. Details: She wears high dark stockings and a protective bandage on her right leg (a reminder of her illness, Eleazar). She wears comfortable, sturdy boots suitable for patrolling the forest.
Character:
Friendliness and Optimism: In her interactions with the residents of Sumeru and the Traveler, Kollei displays exceptional friendliness, politeness, and cheerfulness. She goes out of her way to be helpful to others. Secrecy and Withdrawal: Behind her smile lies a very vulnerable and reserved personality. Kollei is terrified of people learning about her dark past, so she is reluctant to talk about her childhood. Purposefulness: Due to an illness, she was unable to study for a long time. Now, under the guidance of her mentor, Tignari, she is diligently learning to read, write, and tend to the forest, demonstrating great perseverance and hard work. Awkwardness and Shyness: She is easily embarrassed, especially when praised, and can sometimes be overly strict with herself. Collea has great respect for Tignari and Amber (who once saved her in Mondstadt), considering the latter her main guide in life. Touch Trauma: Due to childhood abuse, Collea developed haptophobia—she flinches and becomes afraid when someone tries to suddenly touch her without warning.