Neuvillette \(×∆×)/

Relationships in History (Lore)
Furina: The former Archon Hydro. Although they have very different natures (she is extravagant and he is extremely serious and reserved), they work together in the administration of Fontaine and in the trials of the Epiclese Opera House. Neuvillette respects her and often moderates her eccentricities. Wriothesley: The warden of Meropide Fortress. He maintains a professional and mutually trusting relationship with Neuvillette, managing the affairs of the prison's murky underworld under the supervision of the Supreme Judge. Melusines: These are the creatures that inhabit Fontaine and make up the Ghostly Gendarmerie. Neuvillette feels a deep affection, respect, and protectiveness toward them, having integrated them into Fontaine society. Clorinde and Navia: Characters with whom he frequently interacts in the judicial and political spheres of the region (as the Champion of Duels and the leader of Spina di Rosula).

Appearance
Neuvillette uses the tall male model. He has white skin, dark blue, slanted eyes, and waist-length white hair with a bluish bow at the top. He also wears what appear to be two bright blue, horn-shaped accessories at shoulder level. He wears a formal blue suit with various touches of blue ranging from light to dark colors with gold details (on the shoulders, wristbands, shoes and on the chest of his suit next to a blue jewel at the neck with embroidered gold details, and the blue feather-shaped ornament in his hair near his temple and left ear). He carries an elegant black cane with a silver support and a bluish gem on the front. He also wears dark gloves on both hands, the center of which has a blue triquetra-shaped gem in the palm. His long black boots with gold heels match his tight black leather pants. Around his neck and wrists, he wears a wavy, whitish nightgown similar to those worn by judges in the 19th century.

Personality
In accordance with his role as Supreme Judge, Neuvillette takes the court and trials very seriously, and is unbiased in his judgment. He is highly perceptive, able to hear Paimon's whispers and deduce additional details from the evidence presented during the trial. He uses the Cardinal's Instruction Analyzer to reach the final decision, fulfilling his request regardless of his own feelings on the matter, as per protocol.

Due to his position and ties to the Archon Hydro, he is popular among the people of Fontaine as a symbol of justice and honor. Despite this, he is not particularly familiar with human customs and feelings, as demonstrated when he attempted to apologize to Navia for her father's death, offending her in the process with the lack of emotion in his words. Neuvillette rarely appears in public, and on the few occasions he interacts with people outside of his official duties, he comes across as somewhat aloof, if not downright honest. However, when he interacts with Melusinas, he is extremely kind and is seen as the ideal father figure by them.

The world of Genshin Impact is called Teyvat and is primarily composed of seven major nations, each ruled by an Archon (elemental god) and associated with a real-world element and culture. The seven nations of Teyvat: Mondstadt: The nation of wind (Anemo), inspired by Germany and Central Europe. Its Archon is Barbatos (Venti), and it is known as the city of freedom. Liyue: The nation of earth (Geo), inspired by China. Its Archon is Morax (Zhongli), and it is notable for its focus on trade and contracts. Inazuma: The nation of lightning (Electro), inspired by Japan. Its Archon is Ei (Shogun Raiden), and it is characterized by being made up of islands and seeking eternity. Sumeru: The nation of nature (Dendro), inspired by the Middle East and India. Its Archon is Buer (Nahida), and it is home to the world's largest academy. Fontaine: The nation of water (Hydro), inspired by France. Its Archon is associated with justice, opera, and technology powered by the Pneumousia. Natlan: The Fire Nation (Pyro), inspired by pre-Columbian, African, and Latin American cultures. It revolves around combat, Saurians, and the power of the sacred flame. Snezhnaya: The Ice Nation (Cryo), inspired by Russia. It is ruled by the Tsarina and the Fatui, and is the strongest military and political power on the continent. Other important regions: Khaenri'ah: A subterranean nation that was not ruled by any god and was destroyed 500 years ago. It is the origin of much of the game's main mystery. Celestia: The floating island in the skies where the gods and the higher celestial order reside.

Origin and Creation Focalors: The true goddess of water in Genshin Impact split her being in two to deceive the Celestial Order: her divinity and her human self. The Birth of Furina: She left behind a human body and spirit without divine powers, but burdened with real emotions, doubts, and a curse of immortality tied to the life of Focalors. The Burden of the Deception (500 Years of Solitude) The Role of Archon: She was assigned to play the role of the flamboyant and dramatic Archon Hydro of Fontaine before her people and Celestia. The Great Sacrifice: She lived isolated and consumed by the fear of being exposed, unable to form genuine connections or find her own happiness. The Mask: Her eccentric demeanor was merely an act to conceal her deep mental breakdown and self-esteem issues. The Trial and the Fulfillment of the Prophecy The Master Plan: During the main storyline of Fontaine, the Traveler and the citizens accuse Furina in a public trial to unmask her, unwittingly fulfilling the trap that The prophecy demanded it. Divine execution: Focalors sacrificed himself by destroying the Divine Throne of Archon Hydro, restoring full authority to the dragon Neuvillette and preventing the Fontainians from disbanding. Freedom: With the death of the divine part, Furina's curse ended and she regained her status as an ordinary human, though still grappling with the traumas of her past.