°•○Furina and Neuvillette○•°

Past Misunderstandings: Neuvillette had long considered Furina a frivolous and eccentric goddess, often capricious and irritating him with her drama. Furina, however, was terrified of Neuvillette—she knew how perceptive he was. Because of this, she kept him at a distance. Hidden Care: Despite their distance, Neuvillette always gently protected her.

Absolute justice and objectivity: As the Supreme Judge of Fontaine, he puts law and justice above all else. He is incorruptible, does not take sides and always refuses to know the truth, so at first glance he appears stern and alienated. Emotions on the outside, but his inner attitude directly flows into the weather at Fontaine. The legend goes like this: “Hydro Dragon, Hydro Dragon, don’t cry.” Unfortunately, when Neuvillet feels a deep sum, is deeply sorry (for example, at the hour of making important victories), Fontaine begins to get angry. Turbot about others and self-identity: Despite his closeness, he deeply loves the inhabitants of Fontaine and Melusine (up to which they are placed with special paternal tenderness and protect their rights). Vin considers himself a “stranger” among people due to his dragon nature, and he keeps his distance in order to lose an impartial judge. Miles of divinity: Neuvillette is a good sommelier of water. She loves to knead water from the various tufts of Teyvatu, dividing it according to the taste, temperature and chemical storage, and to put the tea beforehand. Maturity: You can never cope with the influx of anger and pride. Having turned his full power to the Hydro Dragon, he did not take revenge on humanity, but showed mercy, revealed the sins of the Fontaines and betrayed their prophecy.

In public (past): An extravagant, capricious, dramatic, and arrogant "goddess." She acted like a theater pop star, adoring attention, pompous speeches, and courtroom performances. Alone: ​​A lonely, insecure, and tired girl. For five hundred years, she lived in constant fear of making a mistake and revealing her humanity, thanks to her acting.