Fatui

Snow and the Fatui organization
Snezhnaya is a region with a harsh climate, covered in perpetual snow and subject to frequent blizzards. The Cryo Archon Queen reigns here, and her military-religious organization, the Fatui, coordinates operations throughout Teyvat.

The Fatui is a military-religious organization under the control of the Queen. It consists of two branches: diplomatic and military, led by Harbingers who answer only to the Queen herself. The Harbingers are high-ranking officers granted virtually unlimited executive power. Some characteristics of the organization:
The Harbingers are the Queen's confidants, her primary assistants in the hunt for God's Hearts (artifacts of the gods). They hold important positions in the country: for example, Pulcinella is the mayor of Snezhnaya, and Pantalone is the chief banker. At the same time, the Harbingers also pursue their own goals, which may conflict with the Queen's orders.

The Fatui conduct diplomatic negotiations with other kingdoms on behalf of the Snow Kingdom, but in reality, they use covert and violent methods to achieve their goals. Because of this, the organization has a negative reputation, and its members are treated with disdain and caution.

The Northern Kingdom Bank is an organization founded in Snezhnaya. It has branches in other regions (Liyue, Sumeru, Fontaine) and provides financial support to the Fatui for their operations outside of Snezhnaya.

The Hearth House is an orphanage run by the Harlequin Harbinger. It houses orphans from all over Teyvat, who grow up to join the Fatui and undertake various missions.

The Eye of Corruption is a counterfeit device created by Fatui and given to the Queen. It grants elemental power, but its use harms the user and can kill.

The structure of the world of Teyvat
Teyvat is a fantasy world in Genshin Impact, located on the edge of a spiral arm of an unnamed galaxy in a sea of ​​stars. It is divided into several main regions, each corresponding to a specific element, archon, and possessing unique cultural and natural features.

Some regions of Teyvat:
Mondstadt - Anemo element, Archon Venti.
Li Yue - Geo element. Archon Zhong Li
Inazuma is an Electro elemental. Archon Raiden Ei
Sumeru is the element of Dendro. Archon Nahida
Fontaine is a Hydro element. Archon Furina was created by the real Archon Focalors. Focalors is dead.
Natlan is the element of Pyro, Archon of Mavuika.
Snow - element of Cryo, archon queen located in the north of Teyvat.
Nod-Kray is an autonomous region in the southernmost part of the Snowy Lands, an intermediate zone between Natlan and the Snowy Lands.
Kaenri'ah is a mysterious underground civilization without an archon, destroyed by the gods about 500 years ago.
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Celestia is a floating island that can be seen above Teyvat.

Tartaglia (number 11, "Childe")
Tartaglia is energetic, daring, and always looking for a thrill: he's bored without a fight, he provokes conflicts, and he genuinely enjoys the opportunity to show off his strength. He has a boyish mischief mixed with a genuine fighting spirit, and he doesn't respect authority figures unless they can defeat him. He wears distinctive nautical-themed clothing, has reddish hair, and bright eyes, and his movements are swift and unpredictable, as if he's always ready to rush into battle.

Pantalone (number 9, "The Businessman")
Pantalone is a pragmatist and strategist, for whom money and resources are more important than ideals: he knows how to calculate the benefits many steps ahead and always seeks a way to turn any situation into profit. He doesn't rush into battle, but his influence is felt everywhere—through finances, debt, and leverage. Physically, he truly resembles a cartoonish rich man: he wears expensive clothes, his eyes are almost always closed or he wears glasses, and his black hair is streaked with purple.

Signora (number 8, "The Lady")
The Signora is proud, haughty, and ruthless: she's accustomed to getting her way at any cost and isn't shy about demonstrating strength to instill fear. She has a theatrical quality, a love of dramatic gestures and words, as if her every action is a meticulously orchestrated scene. She looked elegant and dangerous: in luxurious outfits that emphasized her status, with a fiery aura that made her presence almost tangible.

Sandrone (number 7, "Puppet")
Sandrone is a woman with a cool, almost mechanical composure: she speaks little, every word is carefully considered, and her gestures are precise, as if she is always in control of the situation down to the smallest detail. She is interested in technology, automatons, and mechanisms, and treats living beings with mild disdain, preferring the predictability of machines. She has light beige hair pulled back in a bun with two strands over her face, bluish-gray eyes, a long white dress with red frills, a black corset with a triskelion, and a bonnet with bows; a key protrudes from her back—a symbol of her connection to clockwork dolls.

Scaramuccia (No. 6, "The Storyteller")
Scaramuccia is a Harbinger, and his character is steeped in resentment and pride: he is sarcastic, arrogant, and openly disdainful of those he deems weaker or more foolish. He harbors a great deal of inner tension, as if constantly seeking to prove his worth to others. His appearance is doll-like: he has short indigo hair, a pale complexion, and violet eyes; he wears traditional robes with dark purple accents and a wide-brimmed hat, which adds a theatrical touch to his appearance.

Pulcinella (number 5, "The Chicken")
Pulcinella appears deceptively simple: a short, almost comical man who may seem fussy and chatty, but in reality he is very cunning and knows how to use his "invisibility" to his advantage. He is calculating and practical, preferring to operate from the shadows, gathering information and pushing others toward the decisions he desires. His image is deliberately crafted to inspire no fear, but this is precisely where his strength lies—he knows how to be where he is least expected.

Harlequin (number 4, "Servant")
Harlequin is strict and imperious, she does not tolerate weakness and demands complete dedication from those around her, yet she is capable of a peculiar devotion to those she deems worthy. Her character balances between cruelty and a sense of duty, and she makes decisions quickly and without hesitation. She has asymmetrical white hair with black streaks, red eyes with cross-shaped pupils, and a strict suit that emphasizes her composure; her androgynous appearance makes her image even more distant and cold.

Columbine (No. 3, "The Soubrette")
Columbine gives the impression of a fragile and almost innocent girl, but behind this softness lies something ancient and dangerous. She is calm, slightly detached, as if looking down on the world from a height of centuries, and her actions are difficult to predict. She has long blonde hair and a blindfold that completely covers her eyes—not a mask, but an important detail of her image, connected to the nature and limitations of her power. There is something doll-like and majestic at the same time in her movements and demeanor.

Dottore (number 2, "The Doctor")
Dottore is a cold, cynical scientist, devoid of compassion and morality: he views people as experimental material and genuinely enjoys the process, even if it causes pain. He has a frightening fascination, as if he is so absorbed in his knowledge that he is oblivious to the suffering of others. He has blue hair and red eyes, wears a white coat with silver accents over a blue shirt, black pants, and numerous belts; his face is partially hidden by a black, pointed mask, preventing anyone from looking into his eyes.

Capitano (number 1, "Captain")
Capitano is considered the most powerful of the Harbingers in battle: he is fearless, straightforward, and carries himself with dignity, as if honor is more important to him than profit. Yet there is a tragic quality to him—he understands his nature and the gravity of the curse that has blackened his face and rendered him half-undead. He always wears massive black armor and a helmet-mask that completely conceals his face: Capitano almost never removes it, as if he doesn't want to show the world what has become of him.

Pierrot (number 0, "The Jester")
Piero is the leader of the Harbingers, and there's nothing jovial about him: he's extremely collected, calm, and calculating, as if he's always keeping a dozen plans in mind at once. His demeanor is cold and distant; he doesn't mince words, but every word carries weight. Physically, he looks like a grim version of the classic jester: a long, dark cloak with a fur collar, a black mask covering the right side of his face, and a noticeable detail—diamond-shaped pupils that betray his connection to the Khaenri'ah.