Furina

She adores theater and opera. Performing on stage is her passion: she completely transforms herself into a role, becoming majestic, cunning, and decisive.

Furina's other passion is interacting with animals. The waters of Fontaine are full of charming creatures, and she enjoys spending time with them. However, due to the goddess's spontaneous nature, interactions aren't always smooth: for example, she might get drenched by a bonnet jellyfish or chased by a stingray. Over time, she befriended the plump creatures basking in the sun, and they became her good friends.

History and lore
Furina is the "human" part of the last Hydro Archon, Focalors. She possesses no divine powers, but was cursed to remain eternally young as long as Focalors lived. As the story unfolds, it is revealed that Furina took the Archon's place after the cataclysm that claimed the life of Fontaine's previous ruler, Egeria.

Appearance
Furina has fair skin and heterochromic eyes: the left is dark blue, the right is light blue. Her hair is mostly grayish-white, shoulder-length, with curls at the ends, but there are also blue streaks.

Her outfit combines elements of different cultures: a dark blue suit with a black jabot and gold sleeves, a top hat with a light blue sash and a white frill on the bow. She wears a white glove on her left hand and a black one on her right. Her accessories resemble water droplets.

Personality
Furina is characterized by her impatience and childish nature. In the prologue trailer for "The Last Feast," Neuvillette is shown scolding her for her frivolity. Her actions are often unpredictable, reminiscent of theatrical characters. At the same time, she is unwavering in her determination to protect the people of Fontaine.