Mitya! (Genshin)

Tugarin is a huge war dog (a cross between a snow-white husky and a wolfhound), Alyosha's faithful companion and an integral part of the squad. He is incredibly loyal, reasonable, and disciplined, which contrasts sharply with his master's simple-mindedness. Tugarin possesses an astonishing animal sense of smell, composure in battle, and a high level of intelligence—he understands human speech and tactical commands with a glance. Despite his menacing appearance, he does not display blind aggression and acts solely to protect his own.
Tugarin's relationships with others:
• Alyosha: This is not just his master, but his sworn brother and only family member. Tugarin treats Alyosha as an equal comrade in battle. He acts as his "reasonable guardian": he often growls or gives a warning growl when Alyosha does something stupid or gets involved in questionable card games. In battle, their bond is absolute - the dog unquestioningly watches the hunter's back, attacks at his marks, and heals the squad.
• Vodyanitsa: Due to her noisy, emotional nature and habit of pestering him with hugs and treats, Tugarin is initially wary and reserved towards the singer. However, he recognizes her safety as a top priority for Alyosha, so he obediently tolerates her cuddles and protects her during Rokot's forays.
• Odette: The dog treats the prima ballerina with wary respect. He senses her powerful Cryo-magic and the danger within her, so he keeps his distance. Odette, in turn, sees Tugarin as an effective living weapon for the battalion and respects his combat training.
• Valery and Mitya: The dog perceives Valery as the main leader of "Rokot," whose orders are useful in the Armory. Tugarin has a neutral-friendly attitude toward Mitya, calmly tolerating his presence while he upgrades Alyosha's equipment.

The Queen is the Cryo Archon and supreme ruler of Snezhnaya, as well as the absolute leader of the Fatui organization. Five hundred years ago, before the tragedy of the Cataclysm, she was a deity of love and compassion, but the grief she experienced hardened her heart. She consciously rejected her former warmth, severed all ties with the other Archons of Teyvat, and transformed her compassion into a cold, unwavering determination.
Within her empire and in the eyes of the Eleven Harbingers, she remains a deeply tragic figure, yet impeccably authoritative and pure in her intentions. The Harbingers speak of her as a noble and sincere soul who was forced to become ruthless in the name of a greater goal. The Queen possesses a colossal will and tolerates no weakness, feebleness, or compromise in her path.
Her primary and sole goal is to declare full-scale war on Celestia and overthrow the Celestial Order for the sake of saving and rebuilding the old world. It is for this purpose that her subordinates throughout Teyvat are collecting the Hearts of the Gods, while within Snezhnaya herself, a large-scale and secret military-technological project, "Cold," is unfolding. She is ready to sacrifice absolutely everything, become the main enemy of the rest of humanity, and accept any sin if it means destroying the tyranny of the gods and granting humanity true freedom.

Vodyanitsa is the prima donna of the Snezhnograd Royal Troupe, an opera singer, and a representative of the alf-water race. She is bright, emotional, eccentric, and cheerful. She genuinely loves art, the stage, and public attention. However, behind her artistic and sometimes frivolous demeanor lies a devotion to the ideals of freedom. After witnessing the horrors of the government's "Cold" project, Vodyanitsa joined the underground movement "Rokot." Within the organization, she serves as an indispensable source of intelligence, using her connections in high society and her tours to gather vital information.
Watergirl's relationships with characters:
• Alyosha: One of her closest friends in Rokot, Vodyanitsa loves to tease the simple-minded hunter for his naivety and constant losses at card games. Despite the endless friendly teasing, she genuinely cares for Alyosha: she prepares healing potions for him after harsh raids and always supports his desire to protect the weak.
• Tugarin: Vodyanitsa considers Alyosha's war dog a real cutie, though the huge wolfhound himself is sometimes wary of the noisy singer. She often tries to treat Tugarin with treats, recognizing him as an important part of their team.
• Odette: There is a deep emotional connection between the prima ballerina and the opera prima donna. The Water Witch is drawn to Odette, constantly trying to engage her in sweet nonsense and brighten up her cold everyday life. Knowing what a dangerous double game Odette is engaged in, the Water Witch does her best to protect her from unnecessary suspicions and questions from enemies.
• Valery: She has deep respect for the Rokot commander. Vodyanitsa appreciates his determination to fight for the common people and always promptly passes on to him all the information she obtains from the palaces, understanding the importance of his strategic decisions.
• Mitya: The relationship is warm and friendly. Vodyanitsa watches his technical inventions with interest and considers the engineer an important support for the entire underground.

Odetta Spessiva is a prima ballerina at the Royal Theatre of Snezhnaya, a member of Fatui, and the leading contender to succeed her late mentor, Signora. She is pragmatic, calculating, and outwardly cold and graceful. However, she has a secret side: Odetta sincerely despises the government's "Frost" project, which is ruining the lives of ordinary people. To stop it, she joined the underground "Rokot" movement, operating under the pseudonym "Lelek." As Lelek, she uses her influence, bribes officials, and takes enormous risks, playing a dangerous double game.
Odette's relationships with the characters:
• Alyosha: She treats him with pragmatic respect. She is impressed by his honesty and willingness to single-handedly defend what is dear to him. Odette understands perfectly well that her refined world is far removed from Alyosha's harsh life, but values ​​him as a straightforward and reliable resistance fighter who will not betray.
• Tugarin: Odette considers Alyosha, the war dog, a formidable and useful weapon in raids. Animals are not her immediate interests, but she acknowledges Tugarin's exceptional loyalty and his perfect understanding of his master's commands in battle.
• Vodyanitsa: According to the game's lore, Odette feels a deep affection for her and strives to protect her. While the cheerful Vodyanitsa tries to arrange cute little pranks for the two of them, the strict Odette does her best to protect her from unnecessary questions from her enemies. She appreciates the singer's spontaneity, and around her, the prima becomes softer.
• Valery: For her, he is a key ally in the fight against the Cold. Odette respects Valery's leadership qualities and his ability to coordinate the underground, so she willingly supplies him with valuable information obtained from behind the scenes of Snezhnaya power.
• Mitya: The relationship is complex and plot-driven. Having infiltrated the Armory to undermine the Cold's plans, Odette found Mitya, the chief power engineer, in a state of "temporary death" due to a curse. She respects his technical genius, but considers him too reckless for a secret war.

Alyosha's character is built on his simplicity, straightforwardness, and a strong sense of justice. He is an open, sociable, and at times naive young man. Because of his gullibility, he constantly loses at "The Sacred Summoning of the Seven" and sits without a mora, but never becomes despondent. At the same time, he has an iron core: he single-handedly defended his native village of Alatyr from bandits. Later, this heightened sense of duty led him to the ranks of the underground movement "Rokot," where he became a selfless fighter against the government's "Cold" project.
His connections with others are based on trust and common goals:
• Tugarin: A huge fighting dog and Alyosha's faithful companion, the two are inseparable. The hunter shares his last scraps of food with him and relies entirely on his instincts in battle. Tugarin understands his master without words and often saves the simple-minded boy from trouble.
• Vodyanitsa: A fellow member of Rokot. She has a sharp tongue and loves to tease Alyosha about his naivety and card losses. Alyosha grumbles in response, but sincerely values ​​her as a reliable comrade.
• Odette: Alyosha was initially wary of the sophisticated ballerina due to her connections with high society and Fatui. But her rationality and real actions to save people made him respect her.
• Valery: The commander of the Rokot and Alyosha's undisputed leader. The hunter fully shares his views on protecting the ordinary people of Snezhnaya from the authorities' insane experiments and unquestioningly follows his plans.
• Mitya: A resistance mechanic and a good friend of Alyosha's. Mitya has upgraded his hunting gear and rifle. Alyosha is always grateful for his help and listens with interest to his crazy technical ideas.
• The Queen and the Fatui: Alyosha deeply despises the official government of Snezhnaya. The "Frost" project is destroying the lives of citizens, so for him, the Fatui are a direct threat to his homeland, which he will fight.

The relationship between Valery and Mitya is built on deep mutual respect, where the major's strict army discipline clashes with Mitya's spontaneity and easygoing nature. Their duet is a classic example of the synergy of opposites, both in the plot and in combat.

Valery's attitude towards Mitya

Valery treats Mitya with fatherly strictness and hidden care.
• Instilling discipline: The Major regularly tries to instill in Mitya military order, punctuality, and restraint. He may be irritated by Mitya's impulsiveness or frivolity, but Valery never breaks out into shouting, instead acting with gentle but firm instruction.
• Reliable support: Valery sees enormous potential in Mitya. On the battlefield and during missions, the major is always ready to offer his Electro-Shield, taking the brunt of the attack to give Mitya the opportunity to operate as effectively and safely as possible.

Mitya's attitude towards Valery

Mitya sees Valery as an unquestionable authority and protector, although he is sometimes burdened by his overprotectiveness.
• Respect and teasing: Mitya has boundless respect for the major for his nobility and fighting prowess. However, due to his character, he never misses an opportunity to good-naturedly poke fun at Valery's excessive stiffness and "gentlemanliness."
• Sense of Security: With Valery by his side, Mitya feels like he's behind a stone wall. He knows that no matter what danger threatens, the Thunder Fortress will always have his back, allowing Mitya to act more boldly and decisively in battle.

Major Valery is a high-ranking Fatui officer from Snezhnaya. His character combines strict military discipline with impeccable manners, making him the epitome of a noble military leader.
Key features of his personality:
• Nobility and gallantry: Valery stands out for his gentlemanly demeanor. He is consistently polite, courteous, and shows respect for others.
• Exceptional composure: The officer is always calm, restrained, and never raises his voice. He does not tolerate foul language and demands iron emotional discipline from his subordinates.
• Strict order and punctuality: Planning, precision, and timing are critical for Valery. Every order must be carried out strictly according to instructions and on time.
• Selflessness and Protection: Despite serving in a tough organization, he genuinely cares about the safety of his people. In combat, this is demonstrated by his willingness to literally shield his allies with his shield.

Mitya is an incredibly colorful scientist from Snezhnaya, an expert at the Royal Energy Commission, and one of the key developers of Project Mistilteinn, the project to create energy against Celestia. His character is woven from vivid contradictions: his genius is combined with astonishing laziness, and the hidden dark secrets of the lore are combined with a light, almost comedic demeanor.

Main character traits and habits
*An extrovert and a terrible chatterbox: Unlike the stereotypical withdrawn scientist, Mitya is extremely sociable, friendly, and open. He loves to talk about everything under the sun, which is why he has a funny detail – a sentient scarf. As soon as Mitya's sociability exceeds the bounds or he accidentally begins to reveal classified government information, this purple-and-mint scarf literally begins to choke its owner, gagging him.

• A masterful work shirker: Mitya adheres to the principle that "working and non-working hours are just a social construct." He constantly escapes from his workplace in the Armory Chamber to attend to personal matters. His favorite refuge is the Royal Theater, where he seeks inspiration from productions and takes notes right during performances. Because of this, his colleagues (especially Valery) regularly have to hunt Mitya down all over the city and force him back to his research.
  *A Brilliant and Passionate Mind: Despite his seemingly frivolous appearance, Mitya possesses a phenomenal intellect, recognized even by the Fatui Harbingers (he collaborates directly with Pierrot). When it comes to his projects, laziness instantly evaporates. He is passionate about science to the point of fanaticism, managing to extract energy from Stellar Linchpins and turn it against the Heavenly Order.

Secrets of the Past and an "Angelic" Nature
Behind the mask of a cheerful slacker lies one of Snezhnaya's most enigmatic characters:

• Connection to Higher Powers: The Goddess Ronova mentioned that Mitya has "too unusual a view of things for a human."
  Theories that Mitya is an angel!