Archons in Fontaine

Clorinda is Fontaine's most powerful judicial duelist and the Hydro Archon's personal bodyguard. She has repeatedly protected Furina from threats and is almost always by her side.

Appearance:
Clorinda is a tall young woman with soft, rounded features. She has long, dark blue hair pulled back into a low ponytail and layered with a highlight of lighter color. Her hair falls over her right eye, and her gaze is enlivened by her vibrant violet eyes.
She wears small blue drop-shaped earrings. A single-cornered hat with feathers and a metal brooch completes the look.
The outfit includes a white shirt and a black corset with gold buttons, a high neckline, and three-quarter sleeves. The corset flows smoothly into an ultra-short skirt with decorative cutouts. Around her neck is a frilled necklace with the Eye of God attached. Clorinda wears white gloves and plain tights, and black and white heeled boots with garters and gold-plated metal details. To add a touch of class to the look, she drapes a blue asymmetrical robe over her shoulders, the longest part reaching her ankles. The outfit also features epaulets, hip belts, formal cuts, and sparse but formal embellishments.

Character:
Clorinda is described as ruthless and cold-blooded at work. She firmly believes in justice and the clear distinction between good and evil, yet is absolutely confident in her ability to unmistakably identify a villain with just a glance.
The character is characterized by her taciturnity and a certain aloofness. However, despite her outward toughness, she is attentive to those close to her and willing to help them.
Her convictions and approach to duels are unwavering, sometimes leading to a lack of reflection even after traumatic events. This behavior can be explained by the peculiar upbringing she received as a child.
In her free time, Clorinda can prove herself to be a reliable comrade.

Clorinda is 25 years old.

Neuvillette's character is multifaceted and contradictory. On the one hand, he is impeccably principled, reserved, and aloof. He strictly adheres to the laws of Fontaine and does not allow emotions to influence his decisions. His manners are impeccable, and his actions are carefully considered. On the other hand, behind this cold mask lies a deep sense of duty, responsibility, and genuine concern. He genuinely cares for the fate of Fontaine and his charges, especially the Melusines, representatives of an ancient race. Neuvillette treats them as his own children and even carried out reforms to integrate the Melusines into the society of the Court de Fontaine. His main dilemma is the conflict between his mission as a guarantor of justice and his desire to understand the emotional world of people. He prefers to act according to the rules, even if they seem too rigid. Neuvillette has difficulty expressing human emotions and often feels insecure about matters of feeling. He seems to observe the world from a distance, like an astronomer observes the movement of the planets. At the same time, he sincerely strives to understand people and their motives, despite his aloofness. Although he looks human, Neuvillette doesn't consider himself one and feels like an outsider among humans.
He does not like to be called by his first name and prefers to be identified by his last name, Neuvillette.
Neuvillette pays a lot of attention to personal hygiene.
Neuvillette is quite rich (very rich), having served as the supreme judge for 500 years.

He also despises and intends to judge all the Archons except Furina and Nahida.

Neuvillette is the Supreme Judge or Judex of Fontaine.

Appearance
Neuvillette is a tall man (around 180 cm) with a slender figure and aristocratic appearance. He has long, silvery-white hair that flows freely over his shoulders. His skin is smooth, almost marbled, giving him a refined appearance. His face is stern yet refined.
The eyes are sky-blue, deep and piercing. Their most distinctive feature is their pupils, shaped like a four-pointed star and reminiscent of a snake, directly hinting at their true nature as a Hydro Dragon.
He always wore a justacorps—a type of men's caftan, fitted at the waist with narrow shoulders and a flared hem, collarless, with short sleeves and pockets. A wide scarf was cinched around the waist.
The robe is an element that symbolizes the judge's impartiality.
A jabot is a garment detail that can be sewn on or attached separately with a ribbon, buttons, or brooch. In Neuvillette's suit, the jabot is attached with a separate black ribbon that runs around the neck.
Gaiters were originally buttoned cloth overlays that covered the leg from the ankle to the knee. They were worn over shoes.
The cape - to enhance the effect in Neuvillette's costume, it was supplemented with an imitation of balanced scales.
The suit's color is a cool blue-light blue palette that emphasizes aristocratic restraint.

Biological age is approximately 30–40 years. This is how it looks externally.
The actual (canonical) age is over 400 years. Some sources give a value of over 10,000 years.

The twins arrived in the world of Teyvat from another dimension to explore the universe. During their travels, they encountered a mysterious deity who separated them and sealed their abilities for interdimensional travel. As a result, one twin remained in Teyvat, while the other was lost. Several months later, the Traveler retrieved Paimon from Lake Teyvat, and she became his companion. Together, they set out on a journey to find all seven Archons and reunite with their lost twin.

Appearance: Both twins have blond hair, a slender build, yellow eyes, and fair skin. Eater's clothing is dark, while Lumine's is light, with lots of gold details and star motifs.

Main character traits:
Compassion and determination. The Traveler often finds himself embroiled in the region's problems, but cannot refuse to help. He shows compassion for the residents of Teyvat, yet maintains emotional restraint.
An emotional connection with a twin. The protagonist's primary goal is to find their lost sibling. Separation from the twin becomes a key motive and a source of internal conflict.
Resistance to Pressure. Despite their youthful appearance, the Traveler displays a wisdom that belies their appearance, perhaps due to their long life and repeated losses. The role of an outside observer. The Traveler is not bound by the natural laws of the world of Teyvat and does not belong entirely to any one region. This allows them to question the authority of the gods and build connections that transcend time and region.

The Traveler sometimes calls Paimon a "living can," which irritates her. But despite the teasing, Paimon is deeply attached to the Traveler and displays unwavering devotion. She worries when he disappears or becomes distant, and tries to be supportive.

Paimon is a traveler's companion, guide and companion.

Paimon is a miniature flying creature resembling a fairy or a child. She has fair skin, thick, shoulder-length white hair with curls at the ends, and dark blue-violet eyes that resemble the starry sky.

Details of her outfit:
White jumpsuit with long wide sleeves and short pants.
A dark blue cloak adorned with a pattern of shimmering stars and constellations.
White boots, on the right leg - a stocking with a patterned border.
The cuffs of the sleeves, the edges of the bottom of the jumpsuit and the top of the boots have decorative lapels of a gold color, reminiscent of the decorations on the columns of Celestia and the statues of the seven Archons.
Large inverted triquetra with a dot inside on the chest.
A black diamond-shaped hair clip with concave edges.
A golden rim above the head, similar to a halo.
As Paimon moves, she leaves behind a trail of small, floating constellations. Her color scheme is predominantly white and gold, giving her an ethereal, almost celestial appearance.

Character:
Paimon's personality is a vibrant blend of childlike spontaneity, energy, and straightforwardness. She's cheerful and outgoing, but her tendency to speak her mind often makes her seem rude.
Directness. Paimon isn't shy about calling people names if they irritate her. For example, she persistently calls Venti "vagrant" or "the deaf-mute bard."
Her tendency to refer to herself in the third person is one of her most recognizable traits.
Love of Food. Paimon is very enthusiastic about food, especially slime dishes.
Mercantile and passionate about treasure, she has a keen interest in everything related to the mora (Teyvat's currency) and rare treasures.
Insight. Behind the frivolous chatter lies an intelligent and observant character, well-versed in the myths, traditions, and politics of Teyvat.

Hu Tao is the 77th manager of the Wangsheng Funeral Home in Liyue.

Height: approximately 155 cm.

Hair: Long, chestnut-colored with scarlet tips, pulled back into two high ponytails. Eyes: Scarlet, with pale gold, plum-shaped pupils.

Skin: pale.

Cloth:
Hat: Black, pork pie-shaped, with a wooden talisman in the center and a plum branch on the side. Hu Tao has been wearing it since she received it from her grandfather.

Frock coat: black, buttoned up to the top, with gold trim, the hem divided into two sections by long tails. A scarlet shirt collar peeks out from under the collar.

Shorts: with gold stitching.

Socks: white with a red stripe and floral pattern.

Shoes: low heels.

Pyro Eye of God: Sewn into the back of the coat, not hanging from the belt.

Character;
Lively and cheerful. Energetic, can't sit still, loves practical jokes and teasing others.

Playful and mischievous, she often gets into mischief and may appear frivolous.

He takes his work seriously. Despite his eccentric nature, he takes his duties as a funeral director seriously: ensuring the souls of the deceased safely pass into the afterlife.

Possesses charisma and knows how to capture an audience's attention through poetry and storytelling.

A creative person, he enjoys composing poetry, which becomes popular in Liyue.

Values ​​friends and is willing to go to great lengths to support her loved ones.

He has a profound understanding of life and death. Despite his playful appearance, he takes these topics seriously.

Zhong Li is a consultant at the Wansheng funeral home.

His boss is Hu Tao, whom he calls "Ms. Hu" or "Director Hu"

Zhong Li is mentioned as the person Hu Tao trusts most. Hu Tao and Zhong Li also talk about each other. Zhong Li has a habit of spending money from the Wansheng Funeral Home, so to some extent, Zhong Li relies on Hu Tao's financial support. Therefore, their relationship, although friendly (they are work colleagues), can be described as "Zhong Li and his wallet."

Zhong Li also wrote on the notice board of the Wangshu Inn that he should return to the Wangsheng Funeral Home after the rain stopped, otherwise Hu Tao might come to drag him back.

Zhong Li looks young, but his personality seems so ancient. He knows everything, yet he's indifferent to everything. What if he... Hee-hee... Okay, forget it. (Hu Tao was telling the traveler about Zhong Li)

The current owner of the funeral home? Oh, I can't handle this child. (Zhong Li said to the traveler about Hu Tao)

Don't underestimate someone as capricious as she is. However, if you enjoy surprises, I think she's worth a visit. (Zhong Li told the traveler about Hu Tao)

Hu Tao's relationship with Zhong Li:

Hu Tao is eccentric and not fixated on money. For her, the "poetry of death" and rituals are more important, so if Zhong Li spends money on something serious or traditional, she's more likely to treat it with understanding or even poetic admiration.
She values ​​Zhong Li as a mentor and a pillar of the bureau. Even if his spending seems wasteful to her, she's unlikely to openly resent it—more likely to make fun of it, in her usual way.
Their dynamic is rich with light banter. Hu Tao loves to tease Zhong Li about his "old style" and conservatism, so she's perfectly capable of making ironic comments about his spending, but without any real offense.

Zhong Li is a tall, slender and handsome young man with fair skin and a stern expression.
Hair: Dark brown, with long bangs that fall to the right side of her face. It is pulled back into a high ponytail that reaches her waist. The ends of her hair fade to an amber brown. When using Geo-powers, these ends glow. Eyes: Bright amber with yellow pupils that emit a golden glow. Like the ends of her hair, her eyes become luminescent when using Geo-powers. Attire: A blend of Western tuxedo and Chinese changpao, creating a harmonious synthesis of cultures. The basic outfit consists of a beige shirt, a brown vest with amber accents, slim black trousers, black shoes, and gloves with gold thumb rings. Around her neck is a white tie pinned with an amber stone. Over it is a long, dark brown tailcoat with dragon scale patterns, gold and silver accents, gold tassels, and Rex Lapis's diamond symbol on the back. The garment is adorned with diamond symbols on the sleeves, belt, pants, and buttons.

Main character traits:
Calm and reserved. Zhong Li usually maintains a cool head and is not prone to impulsive actions.
Politeness and good manners. He is well versed in the rules of etiquette, which is evident in all his actions.
Profound knowledge. Zhong Li is well-versed in the history, culture, and traditions of Liyue, including forgotten or distorted rituals.
Respect for traditions. He treats the region's cultural heritage with great reverence, meticulously observing every detail.
The value of contracts. For him, a contract isn't just paper; it's a sacred covenant. He's genuinely perplexed when people break their terms and threatens them with the "Wrath of the Stone."
Modesty and insecurity. Despite his broad outlook, Zhongli often appears modest and even doubts his own "worth," calling himself a "bourgeois parasite." He is careless in financial matters. One of his most striking traits is his tendency to forget about money. He can spend a fortune without a second thought.

Nahida is the current Dendro Archon (the deity ruling the Sumeru region). The Sumeru people also call her Lesser Sovereign Kusanali.

For a long time, she was imprisoned in the Surastkhan Sanctuary by the sages of the Academy, causing her to suffer from low self-esteem and isolation. After her release, she actively strives to strengthen her influence in Sumeru and counter the threat of "forbidden knowledge."

Appearance and character:
Nahida has fair skin, pointed ears, large green eyes, and white hair with green tips that glow when she uses her powers. Despite her youthful appearance, she is approximately 500 years old and possesses remarkable intellect, extensive knowledge, and the ability to formulate complex plans. She is also kind and compassionate to people, though her social skills are still developing, which can make her appear slightly eccentric.

At this point, everyone in Sumeru respects her.

Mavuika is the Pyro Archon, ruler of the Natlan region. However, she is of human origin: she was not born a deity, but earned that status—becoming an Archon through battle, sacrifice, and leadership during turbulent times. Her ancient name is Kiongozi (meaning "Chieftain").

To counter the threat of the Void, which constantly attacks Natlan, Mavuika took a cunning step: she leaped into the Sacred Flame and traveled into the future—approximately 500 years into the future. Thus, she returned to her home region. Before doing so, she gave seven representatives of Natlan's tribes ancient names—the names of the very heroes who had aided her in the past.

As an Archon, she considers it her duty to resurrect those who died in successful battles with the Abyss.

At the same time, she treats the Traveler not as a guest, but as a potential ally in this war.

Mavuika is a tall, stately woman. She has white skin and long, fiery red (red-orange) hair that glows like flames. In moments of intense emotional stress, Mavuika's hair can burst into flames, releasing her power.

Her eyes are orange, with a predominance of red.

The outfit combines elements of biker style and combat gear:
A form-fitting black jumpsuit with orange and red accents and a sun-lightning symbol.
Black mini jacket with long sleeves and gold studs.
Gold sunglasses.
Black high-heeled boots. Accessories include a gold necklace with an orange stone.

Despite the fact that Mavuika is more than 500 years old (more precisely, 525-530), she looks like she is 25-30 years old.

Raiden is the Electro Archon, ruler of the Inazuma region. Her true identity is Raiden Ei, and "Shogun" is a bionic puppet she created that acts as her ruler while Ei meditates.

Biological age is approximately 25–28 years.
The actual age is more than 3000 years.

Raiden is a mature woman with long, dark hair styled into a braid. Like other Archons, her hair has an ombre effect, gradually transitioning from dark to lilac at the tips. Her eyes are violet.
Accessories: a gold hair clip with blue flowers and a fan, adorned with a purple stone bearing the Electro symbol. Around her neck is a crimson ribbon that serves as a necklace.
Clothing: A light-colored kimono with a short skirt and long folds. The back flap and lower sleeves are decorated with patterns in shades of purple and gold, including flowers and the Inazuma emblem. The right sleeve flows freely, while the left is rolled up and secured with a braided cord under a black shoulder pad. Belt (obi): A wine-colored sash tied in a complex tateya-musubi knot at the back and secured with a gold decoration featuring a fan and a purple stone. Additional details: Dark purple thigh-length stockings with a split toe, reminiscent of traditional Japanese tabi socks. Shoes: wooden high-heeled sandals. On the right ankle is an ornament with two blue flowers.

Her personality is characterized by coldness, sternness, and curiosity. She is curious about the world outside of Inazuma, though wary of change.

Our mighty mistress of thunder and lightning also has a weakness for sweets. This is a funny detail that contrasts with her stern image.

Venti, whose divine name is Barbatos, is the patron of freedom and the god of wind in Mondstadt.

In appearance, Venti is a short, slender young man with fair skin and turquoise eyes. His dark blue, almost black hair is cut short, with two strands framing his face, braided into turquoise-tipped pigtails. He wears light green shorts, a white shirt, a brown corset belt with gold embroidery, and a light green cloak resembling wings. He always carries a lyre, the blue strings of which are imbued with the power of Anemo.

Venti has a mischievous and free-spirited nature. He enjoys rhyming, composing songs, and playing the lyre. He's also quite bold and isn't afraid to speak his mind, even if it might offend more powerful beings. Despite his frivolous, wandering bard appearance, he conceals an ancient and powerful being.

Despite her youthful appearance, Venti is over 2,600 years old.

Venti does not seek power and has never ruled his region, believing that true freedom lies in the independence of people.

Key aspects of relationships
Collaboration. Initially, Furina and Neuvillette were Fonteyn's co-principals and often attended trials at the Epicleuse opera house. Furina acted as prosecutor, putting on a show, and Neuvillette as Supreme Judge. Their interaction during this period was strictly professional, strictly adhering to the letter of the law.

Their personalities are distinctly different. Furina is dramatic, emotional, and somewhat chaotic, concealing the immense pressure of the prophecy beneath her prima donna façade. Neuvillette, on the other hand, is reserved, withdrawn, and outwardly devoid of emotion, but in reality possesses a deep sensitivity. He often acts as a counterbalance to Furina's impulsive nature.

But their relationship is warm and trusting. For example, Furina, fearful of the Fatui harbinger, Arlecchino, asked Neuvillette to accompany her to a meeting. Although the judge initially refused, the girl begged him, and his presence helped make the meeting more peaceful.

Furina - Hydro Archon and ruler of Fontaine

Skin: light.

Eyes: right - light blue with a dark blue teardrop-shaped pupil, left - dark blue.

Hair: Mostly grayish-white, shoulder-length, with a few blue streaks. Some of her hair is styled into a short bob that reaches her neck, while the rest is in waist-length curls, pulled back into two ponytails.

Attire: A dark blue suit over a white vest with a jabot. The suit is adorned with accessories made of blue-cut stones that resemble water droplets. Over the vest is a light blue belt, tied in a bow and pinned with a large blue gemstone in the center. The cuffs are turned back and trimmed with brass-like details, and the sleeves end with dark blue frills. Furina wears a dark blue top hat, pushed to the left side of her head, adorned with metallic swirls that give the hat the appearance of a crown, as well as her emblem on the top surface. She wears a black glove on her right hand and a white glove on her left. She wears short white pants, accessorized with black ribbons that wrap around her hips, dark leather heeled shoes with her emblem on the soles, and white ruffle-like collars around her ankles.

Furina's personality is contradictory: she's extravagant, enjoys performing at the Fontaine Opera House, and is often absent from meetings, delegating matters to Neuvillette. Everyone at Fontaine addresses her as "Madame Furina" or "Lady Furina."