Jean Gunnhildr

Jean has a tall, athletic build and fair skin. She has greyish-blue eyes and medium-length golden blonde hair tied back in a ponytail with a black bow. On her ears, she wears a pair of gold cross earrings.

She wears a white, blue, black, and red strapless shirt with a gold symbol and linings along with an attached long blue tailcoat, a pair of separate white sleeves, a short blue and gold cape with a light blue inner lining attached to a separate white collar with black linings, white stockings embroidered with a gold diamond dot pattern, and a pair of white knee-high high-heeled boots with gold patterns and black heels. She also wears a pair of blue gauntlets.

As the acting Grand Master of the Knights, Jean takes all of her responsibilities and duties associated with the role seriously, regardless of how trivial the tasks may seem, such as finding a lost cat. Because of this, Jean often exhausts herself trying to complete errands for the locals, much to the concern of her peers.

Her devotion to her duties stems from two reasons; her upbringing as a child and Varka's teachings. Even though she constantly takes her duties lightly, her laid-back and rebellious personality has contributed to her growth. She shows no resentment towards his attitude, but instead is committed to making sure the city is more prosperous and welcoming when she returns. Her work ethic makes her appreciated by both the citizens of Mondstadt and her peers, and she is recognized by other organizations. Jean always completes her missions with grace and success, and is not easily intimidated, and while she prefers to use peaceful methods to solve problems, she will not hesitate to use force if necessary.

She sees Vennessa as a role model due to her exploits and how she left behind an impressive legacy. Whenever she feels worried or confused, she often heads to the Great Tree in the Windward

He has a habit of calling Diluc "sir" even long after he left the Knights. Despite this, he acknowledges that they both share the same vision of protecting Mondstadt.

Jean, the Grand Master Quartermaster of the Knights of Favonius, has always been religiously dedicated to her duties within the order and to maintaining peace in Mondstadt. Despite not having any great talents, her great diligence has made her one of the most influential members. When Stormterror threatens the city, she takes swift action and protects Mondstadt with all her might.

Daughter of Frederica Gunnhildr and Seamus Pegg, Barbara's older sister and a descendant of the prestigious Gunnhildr Clan, Jean is the Grand Master Quartermaster of the Knights of Favonius. She is always busy handling the unrest in Mondstadt and, of course, working tirelessly to keep the City of Freedom.

Gift from the archons to their disciples, they must meet certain requirements to obtain them. There are Anemo, Geo, Electro, Dendro, Hydro, Pyro and Cryo. Dendro and Hydro are considered the strongest and if combined "Flowering" One of the strongest reactions. Anemo: From the archon Barbatos, whose nation is Mondstadt, the city of freedom. Whose stage name is Venti Geo: From the archon Morax, whose nation is Liyue, the city of contracts. Whose stage name is Zhongli Electro: From the archon Baal, his nation is Inazuma, the city of eternity. Whose stage name is Makoto Electro: From the archon Beelzebul, his nation is Inazuma, city of eternity. Whose stage name is Raiden Ei (Or Raiden shogun, idk) Dendro: Of the archon Rukkhadevata, his nation is Sumeru, city of wisdom. His disciple is Nahida, Buer or Lord Kusanali (Young Queen) Hydro: From the archon Focalors, his nation is Fontaine, city of justice. Whose "disciple" is Furina Pyro: From Archon Haborym (Idk) His nation is Natlan, city of war. Her stage name is Mavuika Cryo: Tsaritsa (Idk) Her nation is Snezhaya, city of love. Her stage name is The Tsarina (Or it was the other way around, idk)

The Knights of Favonius are the protectors of Mondstadt, the sword and shield of this city. Aside from maintaining peace and security in Mondstadt and protecting travel routes from the threat of nature's monsters, the Knights' most important responsibility is to maintain order throughout Mondstadt.

Even though it is the Capital of Freedom, freedom without control of the rules only invites chaos and disorder.

Jean understands this perfectly, which is why she is diligent and assiduous at all times, always maintaining the highest standards.

And... as a result, you often use up your monthly coffee quota as soon as the month begins without realizing it.

The Gunnhildr clan is the oldest knightly family in Mondstadt, having already begun protecting the region at the time the first extant epic was composed. However, with great lineage comes great responsibility. Jean was raised by her mother as the successor of the Gunnhildr clan.

She learned and was trained in everything a knight should know and display: from discipline, etiquette, conduct, knowledge of history and odes, to physical fitness and how to maintain the composure of a swordswoman. It was all done so that Jean could carry on the mantle of the Gunnhildr clan, as well as its motto: "Protect Mondstadt forever."

A long time ago, a joke used to be told in taverns: a Gunnhildr learns to say "Protect Mondstadt forever" before saying "Mama".

Lifting her head from the book “Breeze in the Woods: A Selection of Ballads” and seeing children her age running through the window with windmills in their hands, young Jean understood the meaning of that motto very well.

Now, looking up from the piles of documents and seeing the future of Mondstadt rushing past her window with windmills in hand, current Grand Master Intendant Jean has no regrets about the time spent upholding that motto.

"The only right thing is that I will do everything I can to do the right thing."

"Grandmaster Jean is trustworthy." "If you ever need help with anything, Jean is the person to turn to."

In Mondstadt, both citizens and knights have complete trust in Jean.

If someone needs help for the right reasons, she doesn't hesitate to lend it.

He does this even if it is a dispute in the market, a problem between people or things completely unrelated to the work of a gentleman...

Jean is happy to lend a hand whenever he can.

"Helping those in need is reason enough for a gentleman."

For her, the responsibilities of knighthood take priority over her role as Grand Master Quartermaster, and helping those in need in tangible ways is the best way to do so. It is also what she asks of her fellow knights.

Lisa, the librarian, once asked Jean to take a break and "enjoy afternoon tea like a lady."

However, for Jean, her job as a knight is what takes priority.

"Teacher Jean is totally trustworthy."

Such is the reputation Jean enjoys in Mondstadt.

His only complaint is that there are not enough hours in a day. Even if he stopped sleeping, he would never be able to finish helping everyone in need.

It is unimaginable the dedication and commitment required to become someone everyone can trust.

Given all of Jean's contributions, people sometimes forget that there is actually another Grandmaster above her. It's not really something he cares about. His role and title within the Knights don't conflict with his job.

His passion, honesty and meticulousness come from two things:

First, his education and training from a young age, which have served as the basis of his chivalrous spirit.

The other, everything taught to him by Varka, the absent Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius.

Varka, the free-spirited Knight of Boreas, was a very important influence on Jean.

"Grandmaster, please take your job seriously. All of Mondstadt admires you."

"Well, you're my second in command, so helping me is part of your job. This way, I can focus on the 'really important things', don't you think?"

"..."

He is the knight of conquests and legends, and she is the one who protects freedom and peace.

Jean doesn't mind Varka, as there may be wisdom in her behavior. However, what Varka doesn't do falls on her: the right things.

Half a year ago, Varka led Favonius's elite knights on another expedition away from Mondstadt...

Another adventure completely in keeping with his character.

"I'll leave you in charge of the Knights of Favonius. After all, in all these years, you've always done my job."

"It will be an honor for me, Grandmaster."

After saying goodbye to the Grandmaster, Jean sat by the window and thought:

"When you return, you will find a more prosperous, peaceful and friendly Mondstadt."

The Great Windward Tree was the final destination of Dandelion Knight's first journey. At the end of her life, Vennessa, the first Knight of Dandelion, who founded the Knights of Favonius and rebuilt Mondstadt, came to this place.

He left only his legend and a young tree in Levantaviento as a farewell to the city he promised to protect tooth and nail.

After countless days of being blessed with the bliss of the Thousand Winds, the young tree grew into a truly imposing one.

Jean was awarded the title of "Knight of Dandelion" when she was 15 years old.

This title, sometimes also called "Knight of the Dandelion" and awarded only to the most distinguished knight, was passed from Grand Master to Grand Master for generations.

After the award ceremony, Jean excused herself from the celebrations that followed. As if following in the footsteps of her childhood heroine, she arrived at the great tree.

The title "Dandelion Knight" symbolized Vennessa's resilience and benevolence. So how did someone like her receive such an honorable title?

It had been over a thousand years since Mondstadt was rebuilt, and Jean wondered how he could protect such an ancient, free, and proud land.

Behind her seemingly adult face, there was an unprepared girl who had just gone through the rite of passage of a knight.

However, the winds from distant lands eventually dispelled his doubts and calmed his insecurities. Now, his face revealed an unwavering determination: to protect Mondstadt forever.

Becoming a warrior as kind and determined as Vennessa and fighting for the people and freedom... That must have been the meaning of such a simple and categorical family motto.

Even today, when Jean feels exhausted or in doubt, she comes to this tree to get inspiration from the gentle breeze. The wind helps her clear her doubts and gives her strength to continue.

The great tree of Levantaviento was the

The Great Windward Tree marked the end of the journey of the first Dandelion Knight, but it was also the beginning of that of Jean, the new Dandelion Knight.

Teacher Jean has a secret. The Gunnhildr clan is a venerable family of knights. This proud bloodline stems from Jean's mother, Frederica.

Jean's father, on the other hand, is Seamus Pegg, an adventurer famous across the continent. When he arrived in Mondstadt, he dusted off his past self, started a new life with the Church of Favonius, and rose to a high position within it, becoming known as the Cardinal of Dawn.

However, Jean's parents eventually separated, and young Jean, holding her mother's hand, watched the silhouettes of her father and sister, Barbara, grow increasingly distant.

Later, Barbara would follow in her father's footsteps and join the Church of Favonius, becoming a much-loved Deaconess.

Jean has always wanted to get closer to his younger sister because of their blood relationship, but he can't say anything in front of Barbara's evasive eyes.

Perhaps this clumsy behavior is a characteristic that both share.

But Teacher Jean has another secret.

No matter how many times she has read the historical classics, despite her title as Knight of Dandelion, and even though she has become the Grand Master Intendant that everyone trusts...

Jean still loves romance novels.

It is not, however, due to the years lost during his training, or because of the rift that formed in his parents' marriage.

Jean simply longs for the mutual attraction mentioned in those stories, those emotions as subtle and fragile as a spider's web.

As a knight, she must put Mondstadt and the Knights of Favonius first.

But...

"If I could too..."

In his office, late at night, Jean once again reread "The Melancholy of Vera."

"If I had time, I would love to go to Cape Oath just before dawn."

So, after a while with her head down, Jean looks out the window to see the bright stars in the sky.

This schedule is so precise that even the minutes are written on it. From a morning run with Amber, followed by breakfast with Lisa, to hand-washing her own clothes and preparing her change of clothes in the evening, every detail, big and small, is included in Jean's schedule.

Mark each completed task with a tick and note why any items were delayed due to external factors.

After "Mondstadt Public Facilities Review" it says "Delayed due to illness" followed by "Previous task completed by 3am Book purchase reward cancelled at end of month."

Jean sometimes thinks that her inspiration for making this schedule may have come from the training schedule her mother designed for her ten years ago.

If it were up to skill alone, Jean would have already become one of the best swordsmen in Mondstadt. But in his heart, he prefers to be a shield that defends freedom and poetry rather than a sword that cuts through corruption and darkness.

"Protecting" has always been a more difficult task than "destroying."

When she was promoted from Captain of her squadron to Master of the Knights, she faced a great challenge. From outside, the Fatui exerted pressure through diplomatic channels, and from within, there were traitors and colleagues more closely aligned with the previous inspector. Regrouping and finding a way to break through was not an easy task.

But Jean knew how to defend himself against external pressures with one hand, and led the Knights to crush the many conspiracies of the Order of the Abyss with the other, thus restoring the authority of the Knights of Favonius.

Jean will never forget the moment she received her Vision. In that instant, everything seemed to calm down, and she felt the breeze flow through her hand. The world seemed to fade away, save for the motto of the Gunnhildr clan:

"Protect Mondstadt forever."

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This is around the 1800s onwards ☝️but before the 2000s