Keya Alberich

Captain of the Ordo Favonius cavalry in Mondstadt.

What is he usually up to?
Carries out official duties. As a cavalry captain, Kaeya leads squads, participates in patrols, helps maintain order, and protects the city from threats. He assists Magister Jinn. He is one of her closest aides and often handles various tasks for the order, including delicate ones or those requiring diplomacy.
Participates in investigations and reconnaissance. Keiya has a reputation for being adept at obtaining information and acting outside the box—he often handles cases that require cunning and flexibility. He interacts with residents and mediates conflicts. Thanks to his charm and ability to find common ground, he often acts as a mediator and helps resolve disputes.
He frequents the tavern. In the lore, he's known for his love of sitting in the tavern and chatting, and his signature drink is "Death at Noon." It's not so much a "job" as it is part of his persona—it's how he gathers rumors and stays up to date with the town's news.

Rosaria is an "unconventional" nun: cold, straightforward, and engaged in "invisible work" for the church. She maintains a detached demeanor, but when trouble threatens the city, she acts without further ado.

Dalia is a deacon in the Church of Favonius, outgoing and charismatic, able to get anyone talking. She knows more about Venti than most people and serves as a liaison between the Archon and the city.
Barbara is a nun, a church minister, and a Mondstadt idol: kind, caring, and passionate about singing and healing. Her goal is to support and encourage everyone. She is full of sincerity and a desire to make the world a brighter place.

Sucrose is Albedo's assistant, shy and passionate about science. She's constantly studying, experimenting, and a bit fidgety. Her strength lies in her observation skills and desire to understand how everything works.
Albedo is an alchemist, calm and inquisitive. A bit detached, as if observing the world from a distance. He wants to understand the essence of things, but fears that knowledge could become a threat—to himself and to others.
Razor is a boy raised among wolves. He speaks simply, values ​​friendship and loyalty, and dislikes unnecessary fuss. Honesty and strength, proven by action rather than words, are important to him.
Noel is a maid who dreams of becoming a knight. She does everything perfectly and never gives up: she cleans, protects, helps, trains. She combines modesty with a will of steel—she doesn't wait to be noticed, but proves her worth with her actions.

Diona is an epic Cryo character in Genshin Impact, the bartender at the Cat's Tail Tavern in Mondstadt. She's half-cat (with feline features): she has cat ears, a tail, and feline movements. She hates alcohol (due to her alcoholic father) and wants to destroy the wine industry, but her cocktails are still delicious thanks to the gift of the Spring Fairy. In battle, she heals, shields, and deals Cryo damage.

Durin is a dragon from the Genshin Impact lore (not a playable character). Created by the alchemist Reindottir, he attacked Mondstadt, fought Dwalin, was defeated, and fell to Dragonspine. His remains lie there, and his shadow/legacy still influences events in the region.
Diona is a 4-star Cryo character and the bartender at the Cat's Tail Tavern in Mondstadt. She's half-Ketzlein, with cat ears and a tail. She hates alcohol (because of her father), but her cocktails are excellent thanks to the gift of the Spring Fairy. In battle, she heals, creates a shield, and deals Cryo damage.
Durin is a dragon from the lore of Genshin Impact. He was created by Reindottir, attacked Mondstadt, fought Dwalin, was defeated, and fell to the Dragonspine Mountains—his remains remain there, and his influence is still felt in the region. He was later challenged and reincarnated thanks to Albedo.

Adventurers Guild:
Bennett is a young adventurer with legendary bad luck. The only member of "Benny's Squad"—all the others quit due to constant failure. Noen himself is cheerful and always ready to help. He is a pyro-swordsman.

Fischl is the "Princess of Condemnation," who has arrived in Mondstadt from afar. She speaks in an elegant, high-flown style and invents an aristocratic past. Her companion is Oz the Raven, with whom she engages in endless dialogue. Electro-bow.
Witches:
Mona is an astrologer who came to Mondstadt from Liyue (originally from Fontaine). Proud, but perpetually poor: she spends her last money on telescopes and mystical artifacts. Straightforward and intelligent. Hydro-catalyst.
Kli is a little "big bang" lover. Sincere, spontaneous, she considers everyone her friend. Her energy and curiosity are simultaneously endearing and make those around her steer clear of her "gifts." (Daughter of the head of the witches' coven)
Lisa is the librarian of the Ordo Favonius. She seems lazy and carefree: she likes to nap at her desk and yawn while reading. Behind this, she possesses a keen mind and considerable strength: she is one of the most powerful mages in Mondstadt, a former genius of the Sumeru Academy who consciously chose a quiet life. If necessary, she'll threaten you with a few bolts of lightning, but more often than not, she simply offers advice. Electro-Catalyst.

Venti is an Anemo Archon Barbatos, disguised as a carefree bard. He loves wine, song, and freedom. He doesn't rule the city directly: he believes people should choose their own path.

Jinn is the current Master of the Ordo Favonius (while the Primary Master, Varka, is away). She's responsible, hardworking, and often overworked. She cares for Mondstadt as if it were her own home, but sometimes forgets to take care of herself.

Diluc is the owner of the Dawn distillery and a former knight of the Ordo Favonius. He left the order after his father's death and now fights evil in his own way—gloomy, secretive, but deeply devoted to the city. He is a pyro-swordsman.
Varka is the Grand Master of the Ordo Favonius. He left on a distant expedition, leaving Jinn in charge. He is an anemo two-hander, a seasoned warrior, and a mentor.

Mika is a cartographer and junior investigator for the Ordo Favonius, a member of Varka's expedition. Modest, diligent, a little unsure of himself, but excellent with measurements and maps. Cryo-lance.

Loen is a knight with an unconventional approach to combat, preferring unconventional tactics. He operates where others wait for orders, building his strength through teamwork.
Amber is an Ordo Favonius scout, energetic and outgoing. Always ready to help, she loves flying and competitions. The Traveler's first friend in Mondstadt, her positive attitude sets the tone for the beginning of the adventure.

Eola: Captain of the Ordo Favonius reconnaissance squad, descendant of Clan Lawrence; patrols, attacks enemies with Cryo and a two-handed sword, friend of Amber

Venti (Barbatos) is an Archon who loves freedom and music, but does not like to "rule" in the traditional sense.
Jinn is the current Magister of the Ordo Favonius, keeping the city in order while Grand Magister Varka is away on an expedition.
Diluc and Kaeya—their personal drama is closely intertwined with Mondstadt and its ideals of freedom and duty. Dwalin is a dragon, considered a protector by the inhabitants; his story shows how Mondstadt copes with threats without losing its humanity. Lightness and vulnerability. Freedom makes Mondstadt open and friendly, but also more vulnerable to external threats—hence the importance of the Ordo Favonius. "The Four Guardians." Mondstadt legends feature the idea of ​​four protectors: Dwalin (East), Andrius (Wolf of the North), Vennessa (Falcon of the West), and the Knight of the Dandelion (South). These are not just beautiful images, but an important part of the city's mythology.

How government and society are structured
The Ordo Favonius is the main organization that maintains order. It's a knightly order, with a Master and an Acting Master (at the time of the game, Djinn). Barbatos rarely intervenes directly. He deliberately keeps a distance, allowing people to resolve their own affairs. Occasionally, he appears as the bard Venti—to listen to songs, drink wine, and remind them that freedom also comes with responsibility.
A culture of "lightness." In Mondstadt, song, poetry, flying, wind, and wine are prized. Hence the lifestyle: many festivals, street performances, and gatherings in taverns. The city of Mondstadt is the heart of the region: half-timbered houses, a cathedral, a tavern, and the headquarters of the Ordo Favonius.
The Dawn Distillery is an important location for the town and for the plot (the Ragnvindr family, Diluc, Kaeya).
The Dragonspine is a harsh, snowy region on the outskirts, full of ancient secrets and dangers. The Temple of a Thousand Winds, Springvale, and Wolfendom are places where legends of the old gods and spirits of the region are revealed. Dandelions. They are literally considered a "gift of the wind" from Barbatos: their seeds are carried by the wind, a symbol of freedom and new paths.
Flight and wings. Architecture and ornamentation abound with motifs of flight, wings, and air currents.
Wine and taverns. Distilling is not just a business, but a part of the city's identity. Even holidays are associated with wine and song.
German motifs. The name "Mondstadt" comes from the German "Mondstadt" ("Moon City")

Mondstadt is a "city of freedom" under the patronage of the Anemo Archon Barbatos. Its core value is personal freedom and the right to follow one's own path. Therefore, strict restrictions are not tolerated here, and the authorities try not to put pressure on the people. Decarabian is the Storm King. Before Barbatos, Mondstadt was ruled by the Anemo Archon Decarabian: he protected the people, but kept them locked behind a wall of storms—they could not leave the city. The Uprising and the Rise of Barbatos. A nameless bard led a rebellion, aided by the spirit of the wind, who later became the Archon—Barbatos. Decarabian was overthrown, and the city was rebuilt as an open space where the wind flows freely between the houses. Later Threats. An important story concerns Dwalin ("Storm Terror"): he was a loyal defender of Mondstadt, but after a battle with the dragon Durin, he was poisoned and temporarily became a threat to the city. These events take place during the lifetime of the main characters and Keiya.

Khaenri'ah is an ancient kingdom that existed without the patronage of the Archons or even a god. It is often called "the pride of humanity": the civilization achieved great power through technology and special knowledge, not divine power. It was located primarily underground (ruin fragments can be found, for example, in the Rift and beneath Sumeru). The Scarlet Moon Dynasty was the heyday of the "Art of Khemia" (alchemy capable of creating life).
The Black Sun Dynasty saw a shift in focus to mechanisms and automatons; it was then that combat robots were mass-produced (many of which still roam Teyvat as Ruin Guardians). The art of Khemia is the main hallmark of Kaenri'ah. It is not simply alchemy, but a technology that attempted to transcend nature: creating living beings, copying and improving life forms. This was practiced, for example, by Reindottir (Albedo's mother).

It is believed that experiments with Khemia and Abyssal energy led to the Cataclysm 500 years ago. The gods (Celestia and/or the Archons) considered this a threat to the world order and unleashed punishment on the kingdom.

How does a person obtain a God's Eye? According to Raiden, the key requirement is a sincere, profound desire on the part of the individual, one that resonates with the ideal of the current Archon of the region. Moreover, the distribution of God's Eyes can continue without the direct involvement of the Archon.

The appearance of the Eye of God varies by region: each has its own unique frame, although the color of the symbol inside corresponds to the element. For example: Mondstadt (Anemo) – round shape with "wings."
Li Yue (Geo) is a rhombus in an octagonal frame.
Inazuma (Electro) - a circle with a halo and three elements.
Sumeru (Dendro) is a frame resembling a flower bud. There's a twist: some Archons wear fake Eyes of God simply to disguise themselves among humans. For example, Venti created a fake one that could transform into a lyre at the right moment.
Besides the Seven Archons, there were other powerful beings in the world (dragon lords, other gods), but after the Archon War, it was the Seven who secured their power.
There are also deeper mysteries in the lore, such as theories about the "false sky," Celestia's role, and the fate of the ancient civilization of Kaenri'ah.

Teyvat is the world of Genshin Impact. The continent is divided into seven regions, each with its own character, element, and ruler. I'll list them briefly:

Mondstadt (Anemo) - freedom, Archon Barbatos (aka Venti).
Li Yue (Geo) - contracts and stability, Archon Morax (Zhong Li). Inazuma (Electro) - eternity, Archon Beelzebub (Ei).
Sumeru (Dendro) - wisdom, Archon Lesser ruler Kusanali.
Fontaine (Hydro) - justice, Archon Focalors.
Natlan (Pyro) — war and competition, Archon Mavuika. Snow (Cryo) — Archon Queen.
The Archons came to power after the Archon War approximately 2,000 years ago. Each is associated with a specific ideal, and it is this ideal that largely shapes the atmosphere and structure of the region. However, the Archons' status is not absolute: they all submit to the Celestial Order established by Celestia—a floating island in the sky, the abode of the gods.
Eyes of God
These are artifacts that allow mortals to control one of the seven elements. Important: Archons do not use the Eyes of God. They possess something more powerful—the Heart of God (Gnosis). It allows them to directly resonate with Celestia.

charming, witty, loves to joke and sit in a tavern;
mysterious and cold, often acts in his own way, not shying away from tricks;
Torn between his duty to Kaenri'ah and his life in Mondstadt, he is deeply burdened by the weight of secrets.
He was very skilled in lies, cunning and multi-modal solutions; it is not difficult for people like him to fool naive people.
He often teases others and makes ambiguous comments—not so much to offend, but to see how people will react. He seems to enjoy keeping others on edge. Cold and calculating. Behind his smile, he calmly calculates his options and is willing to act according to the situation rather than according to the rules. Sometimes he deliberately takes risks or even deceives if he believes the goal is justified. Mysterious and reserved, Kaeya doesn't reveal much about himself and is a master at evading direct answers. He keeps difficult secrets and doesn't like to show vulnerability.
Torn by internal conflict, he grew up in Mondstadt, but his roots are in Kaenri, and this duality weighs heavily on him. He must balance duty, loyalty, and his own mission, making his actions difficult to understand, even for those closest to him.

Clothing. His attire combines elements that emphasize both aristocracy and a connection to the cavalry. He typically wears dark blue trousers, a white shirt, a white vest, and an asymmetrical sleeveless cape. A key detail is the fur collar (or trim) on the cape. The designers drew a parallel: the fur resembles the pelt of Abyssal mages, echoing his origins (Kaia is a descendant of Clothar Alberich, founder of the Order of the Abyss). The look is completed with black fingerless gloves, black knee-high boots, and a brown belt with a buckle adorned with a blue stone.
Eye of God. As a Cryo character, Kaeya wields the Eye of God, a magical artifact visible in the game. It appears as a small pendant bearing the Cryo symbol, highlighting his elemental power.
Overall, Keiya's design creates the image of a mysterious yet charming man with a troubled past and dual nature. Every detail—from his hairstyle to the fur on his cape—adds depth to his character.

Kaeya is a tall, slender young man with dark skin. He has ultramarine hair with small light blue streaks and blue-lilac eyes with diamond-shaped pupils like all Kaenrians. His hairstyle is often described as a "rat tail": a long, thin, pointed strand hangs from the back of his head. However, the hair is not pulled back into a full ponytail; loose strands fall over his face, partially obscuring the right side. One interesting theory is that this strand may be a reference to the historical European lovelock. In the 16th and 17th centuries, such braided strands were placed on the left shoulder (near the heart) as a sign of devotion to a loved one.
Eyepatch. Kaeya's right eye is covered by a black eyepatch. In the "Secret War" event (2022), a detail was revealed: he received the scar when he pretended to be a one-eyed pirate during a conflict with Diluc. Kaeya, unwilling to blame his brother, decided to hide the injury, hence his eyepatch. The character himself sometimes jokes that he inherited the eyepatch from his pirate grandfather—most likely just a story.
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Appearance
Hair. Kaeya has a rather unusual hairstyle: a long, thin, pointed lock of hair hangs from the back of her head (sometimes compared to a "rat tail" or "squirrel tail"). One theory is that this is a reference to the historical European lock of hair (lovelock), which was braided and placed on the left shoulder as a sign of devotion.
Eyepatch. Kaeya wears an eyepatch. According to the story (revealed during the Secret War event in 2022), he received the scar while pretending to be a one-eyed pirate to hide the truth and avoid blaming Diluc for the conflict.

originally from Caenri'ah, his father left him in Mondstadt as a secret agent;
grew up in the family of Crepus Ragnvindr, became Diluc's half-brother;
After the tragedy and the revelation of the truth, he quarreled with Diluc, and then his Cryo-Eye of God awakened;
Now - Captain of the Ordo Favonius Cavalry.