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In honour of re-establishing a healthy relationship with social media I am going to be attempting to draw a sketch a day to a dedicated headcanon/AU of my own design over the course of june

So keep an eye out for that here, or on my (soon-to-be) art side blog

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He be talking

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Blame @its-a-journal-of-ideals Pierro X Tsaritsa Lives now in my mind

Captano suffers yet again for being the best listener in this forsaken castle.

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画龙点睛 (speedpaint)

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Pierrroooooo the man that you are

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Leyline apparitions

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Literally predicted the aq

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Polar bear Tsaritsa and the cubs that refuse to get along

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I want to point out something that was perhaps overlooked

When Signora's boss first released I, like many others, assumed the 'old name' mentioned in the Hellfire Butterfly description was referring to 'Rosalyne' the name that's revealed during the duel.

However, in the Fatui PV both Pierro and Arlecchino call Signora 'Rosalyne' which meant she was actively going by the name at the time of her death.

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I dont thunk its unintentional that the first human to turn hilichurl is referred to as a caterpillar, Cater also takes on the moniker of "Chrysalis of the Phantasmic Moth." After assimilating into the Ordo.

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Tsaritsa design belongs to karamelkotak on twitter, but have this silly little thing thats probably been made before.

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I ask this question because descenders are unaffected by irminsul rewrites, the traveller is able to preserve memories the rest of Teyvat can no longer view. When Nahida, the avatar of Irminsul, is unable to pull up any data on the traveller because they're "not of this world," I find it very odd that the Fatui Harbingers have access to Information they, from all accounts shouldn't have.

The only harbinger I can think that was close enough to Irminsul and would have the authority to do something like this is Pierro. I don't think Pierro is a descender himself, he regards Khaenri'ah as his homeland, but is it possible he could be the descendant of a descender. Being Khaenri'ahn doesn't make you immune to Irmsinsul rewrites, we know this cause Dainsleif doesn't remember Scaramouche, so if Pierro does have this ability it would have to be attributed to a foreign concept.

From the Caribert quest its implied that even if your mixed genetics hail from centuries ago the defining genetic marker that seperated you from "pure" khaenri'ahns was still present, so if a descender had settled and had children, I dont think it's impossible for Pierro to still have some of those abilities even centuries later.

I have very little evidence for this aside from the fact that the Harbingers have access to information they shouldn't and the information on the descenders can't be divine wisdom granted by the Tsaritsa because she doesn't have access to that information. There's also the question of what Pierro actually had to offer the Tsaritsa. All the other harbingers have contributed to Snezhnaya in one way or another (Dottore, Sandrone, Pantalone, etc), or they are powerful allies to have (Signora, Childe, Capitano, etc). Pierro isn't naturally either, at the time he'd have met the Tsaritsa he'd have been a wandering man with a sword and no home to his name. Sure, the Tsaritsa could've taken pity on him and not killed him, but that doesn't explain his harbinger status.

Having access to deleted, corrupted, or otherwise inaccessible Irminsul data that the archons don't would certainly make you a valuable asset. If Pierro can access the information on the descenders, what other information does he have on Primordial Teyvat? What does he know? What did he tell the Tsaritsa for her to have such an abrupt change in goal? Whatever information he gave to her, was the basis for the Fatui we see today.

The genetic makeup of each nation's people is elementally unique. Only Sumerans could have Eleazar, only Fontainians can be dissolved into the Primordial Sea, etc. There is a defining genetic marker that sets each nation apart elementally. What would the consequences be of a descender settling in Teyvat and having children?

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Who Neuvillette is as a character absolutely explodes my brain whenever I think about it too hard.

He is the original dragon ruler of the world that was vanquished by a foreign entity. He gets reincarnated in the form of a member of his own vanquisher's people and is given the position of the chief judge in their society. But instead of using his societal role and strength to enact revenge, he develops a sense of compassion for his usurper's creations that is so powerful it makes the skies themselves weep whenever he is confronted with their pain. Like are you kidding me. Are you fucking kidding me

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The genetic makeup of each nation's people is elementally unique. Only Sumerans could have Eleazar, only Fontainians can be dissolved into the Primordial Sea, etc. There is a defining genetic marker that sets each nation apart elementally. What would the consequences be of a descender settling in Teyvat and having children?

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