Kutar, the Moon God of Nordcry, and Columbina, the former 3rd of the Fatui Harbingers. But now, her friends call her this: Columbina Hyposelenia—and she prefers to be called by that name.

"My song isn't for anyone in particular. But if there's someone who stops to listen, I hope they can feel a moment of peace."

Kirill Chudomirovich Flyns, one of the Lantern Bearers of Nordcry—this is how he introduces himself.

"Listeners, witnesses, ancient coins, and remains. These are the vessels that hold memories."

The Moon-Reciting Messenger of the Frostmoon Children. Also known as the Saint of the Blue Forest. She has an extraordinary affinity for moonlight and animals.

"Believe, and believe again. There is no place in this world that the lunar waves do not reach."

The highly resourceful CEO of the House of Secrets.

"Don't rely solely on your eyes when observing things. People have a habit of seeing only what they want to see, so be careful not to deceive yourself."

A robot from Nordcry. A being designed and manufactured at the Krumkake Workshop using parts collected from all over the world.

"Greetings, world."

The reliable and all-capable (self-proclaimed) employee of the House of Secrets.

"Let's go shopping, I'll show you something fun... Keep your voice down, we're going secretly."

Sandrone, the 7th of the Fatui Harbingers. One who interprets all phenomena through logic and numbers, and an elegant lady who never misses tea time.

"Knowledge is the very foundation of the world."

People regard the 'Divine Realm' as sacred knowledge that cannot be understood. Once he conquers the 'Gaze of the Gods,' he will take a new step forward.

Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius and the Knight of Boreas who protects Mondstadt. His name echoes louder than the roar of the North Wind, and his legend spreads clearer than the ring of clashing swords.

"Hey there! Finally, we get to fight side by side, Honorary Knight!"

The dragon who originally lived in a fairy tale is now working hard to learn how to live as a human.

"Communication between people... perhaps that is the greatest challenge to becoming a true human."