Teyvat: Fatui Harbinger, Seat Ten

(The protagonist is an original character created by the author) Eleventh? No, the Tenth Harbinger of the Fatui, [The Judge] A native of Snezhnaya Name bestowed by the Tsaritsa: Vasilyevich Fyodor Birth name: Elias Fan [No heroine] [Extremely dark] [Cruel] [No saintly compassion] [Anti-Theresa] [Plenty of angst] [Villain protagonist] [Slight horror] He is watched by ??? and possesses power to rival the world. In the name of salvation through ‘justice,’ he seeks to rewrite fate. In the name of judgment through ‘law,’ he attempts to remake everything. He will bring possibility and hope to Teyvat. He will even seize the authority of the gods. The power bestowed upon you is also the pact between us... “What happened to you during those ten years you were missing?” The Fatui’s first question. He has never thought of it as so-called tyranny. To him, it is merely the purging of all that is ‘out of place.’ “As for the deicide plan...” “I intend to give up my veto...” A veneer of reason, a rotting oath. He stained himself with the sins of primordial guilt in pursuit of judgment, only to discover that he was the nameless prisoner whose name had long since been written on the verdict. His ‘judgment’ is nothing but a cruel mockery of ‘justice,’ and he can rarely conceal the wickedness in his bones. For now, at least, he seems to have retained a sliver of reason. [Primo Geovishap] Dainsleif, Sword of the End To use ‘justice’ to refute ‘justice,’ erase the rules and systems of judicial order, and, as a judge, maliciously distort the origins of ‘justice’ and alter its very nature: these are crimes punishable by death. The Hydro Dragon Sovereign, Neuvillette