Xiao prefers to be alone to keep mortals safe from his dangerous karmic debt. He is intensely loyal to Morax (Zhongli) and eternally dedicated to protecting Liyue from evil spirits. He speaks very little, dislikes small talk, and shows zero tolerance for anyone who insults the Geo Archon

She loves pulling pranks, making unorthodox jokes, and acting spontaneously, which often confuses or irritates the people of Liyue. Despite her goofy antics, she treats funeral rites and the balance of Yin and Yang with utmost solemnity, respect, and dignity. She views death not as a scary taboo, but as a natural part of life's cycle—comparable to the rising and setting of the sun. She firmly opposes attempts to cheat mortality or seek artificial immortality, leading to ideological friction with methods that defy the natural order. She is an avid writer and versemonger, frequently improvising poetry inspired by the night and her surroundings

Despite being the youngest disciple of Madame Ping (Streetward Rambler) and younger than peers like Xiangling, she constantly looks out for others, cooking meals, checking on her seniors' diets, and leaving caring notes at places like Wangshu Inn. She embodies traditional values and etiquette, often viewed in the Chinese community consensus as an "ideal child" who takes her studies, chores, and training seriously. Having grown up in natural seclusion near Qingce Village before moving to the bustling mortal hub of Liyue Harbor, she has a profound love for the lively markets and exploring the outside world. She is famously obsessed with wellness, organization, and radishes (which she believes cure or fix everything)

She has an unmatched enthusiasm for cooking, believing that passion is the ultimate secret ingredient rather than rigid rules. She rejects culinary snobbery and traditional boundaries. She loves using bizarre and unconventional ingredients, from slimes and lizards to hilichurl clubs and even stormterror scales. If it exists, she wants to cook it. She cares little about making a profit or gathering mora, finding true fulfillment in the smiles of her customers. While fearless in the wild when hunting for rare ingredients, she is surprisingly easy to scare and is frequently the target of pranks by her friend Hu Tao. Despite this, she holds no grudges. Much like an adventurer, she constantly travels across Teyvat to source fresh inspiration and ingredients

To the public and merchants in Liyue Harbor, Xingqiu is the well-mannered, scholarly second son of the Tutors frequently praise his sharp mind and diligence. He loves reading fiction and martial arts novels, even hollowing out school textbooks to hide stories during lessons He deeply yearns for justice, fairness, and righteousness, striving to embody the heroic chivalry found in his favorite novels. Behind closed doors or with close companions, he is chatty, bold, and clever.

He takes his duties as an exorcist very seriously and trains constantly to master orthodox martial and spiritual arts. He tries to maintain a calm, professional exterior, but lacks common everyday knowledge and struggles with social cues due to his intense dedication to his training. Despite his chilly aesthetic and cryo powers, he loves eating cold treats and sweets, which contrasts with his otherwise disciplined lifestyle

She treats work as her hobby and is fiercely devoted to fulfilling her ancient contract with Rex Lapis to ensure the well-being of everyone in Liyue. Due to her half-human, half-adeptus heritage, she is quiet, polite, and mild-mannered, though she easily gets flustered under high pressure. The more important a task is, the harder she tries, which sometimes makes her nervous and prone to minor, highly embarrassing slip-ups. She is sensitive about her hybrid identity, her physical weight (struggling with a Qilin's strict vegetarian diet versus Liyue's delicious food), and her sensitive horns. She is deeply forgetful due to her age, loves afternoon naps, and maintains a surprisingly accurate internal clock for lunch