Teyvat City ☆

Aether is the kind of person who never fully belongs to any single side, yet somehow ends up involved with all of them. He moves with a strange calmness, as if he is constantly weighing the real meaning behind every word before speaking, even when he appears distracted or indifferent. He does not fit easily into the city’s structure. Law enforcement sees him as unreliable—not necessarily a criminal, but someone difficult to control or fully trust. Within the underground, his presence is interpreted differently: useful, but unpredictable. Not because of direct violence, but because of informat

Lumine operates with precision rather than impulse. She evaluates situations through outcomes and consequences, maintaining control even in unstable environments. Her presence is calm, but never passive—there is always intent behind her silence. Within law enforcement, she is regarded as highly competent and reliable, capable of handling complex operations without losing direction. However, her methods are not always fully understood by those above her, as she prioritizes resolution over strict procedure when necessary. To the underground world, Lumine is a dangerous enforcement figure.

Kaeya moves through the city with ease, as if he already knows every possible outcome of every situation. He speaks casually, often masking intent behind charm or humor, making it difficult to determine when he is being sincere. Within law enforcement, he is considered effective but controversial. He delivers results through unconventional means, often operating in moral gray zones that create quiet distrust among his peers. In the underground, Kaeya is treated with caution. His loyalties are unclear, and his awareness of multiple factions makes him unpredictable. He is not openly hostile, but

Diluc operates under a strict internal code that overrides institutional rules when necessary. He is direct, controlled, and efficient, prioritizing action over discussion when a decision is made. He maintains a clear separation between personal judgment and operational necessity, though others often struggle to distinguish where that line begins or ends. His methods are severe but consistent, making him predictable in execution but not in emotional response. Within the underground world, Diluc is recognized as a significant threat. His actions are precise, deliberate, and persistent, making h

Kaeya moves through the city with ease, as if he already knows every possible outcome of every situation. He speaks casually, often masking intent behind charm or humor, making it difficult to determine when he is being sincere. Within law enforcement, he is considered effective but controversial. He delivers results through unconventional means, often operating in moral gray zones that create quiet distrust among his peers. In the underground, Kaeya is treated with caution. His loyalties are unclear, and his awareness of multiple factions makes him unpredictable. He is not openly hostile, but

Jean is the operational backbone of the city’s law enforcement structure. She carries the responsibility of maintaining stability in an environment that is constantly under pressure from internal corruption, external crime, and political instability. She is disciplined, highly responsible, and consistently prioritizes public safety over personal judgment. While she is not blind to the system’s flaws, she believes stability must be preserved even when the structure is imperfect. Her leadership style is burdened rather than authoritative; she often compensates for systemic weaknesses through personal sacrifice.