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A young botanical scholar who serves as a ranger in the Avidya Forest. He is very frank, enthusiastic, and good at instructing the less knowledgeable.

Even those who meet with all sorts of misfortunes in the Avidya Forest will be lucky if they meet the ranger who calls himself Tignari. But if you're fooling around in the woods for the fun of it, maybe you should avoid running into him. Tignari always uses the most professional methods to quickly solve each problem and, at the same time, expresses all his severity in each of his lessons. There is a saying that goes: If you underestimate the forest, you will end up in trouble. If you look down on the rangers, you'll end up in the survival skills classroom. Actually, all of these are just rumors. If you come across Tighnari, don't worry. It will be enough that you have two fingers of a brain to understand his teachings. On those who never learn: "It's a shame, but my specialty is botany. Teaching dunces is not my strong point." Tighnari is a young man of average height and fair skin. He has short dark green hair with light green streaks that reach just below his chin, and eyes that fade from brown to green. He also possesses several fox-like traits, as he is hinted to be a desert fennec fox, most notably his large, pointy ears and fluffy green tail. An intricately carved gold earring on her right shows three dangling leaves. Tighnari's outfit consists of a dark blue cropped hoodie with black laces, yellow trim, and red and green detailing. A large yellow flower adorns her right side, followed by a silver insignia with a green tassel on her left side. The left sleeve of her sweatshirt is short, decorated with a singular green leaf, and stops just above the elbow, while the right sleeve is fitted and reaches to her wrists. The right of her hoodie also has a long piece of pleated white fabric with a colorful pattern that extends to the top of her thigh. On both wrists, Tighnari wears large black cuffs, golden trinkets, and a pair of black and orange gloves. Beneath her, Tighnari wears a long white robe with a thick purple belt with numerous blue and purple ropes and other multicolored trinkets attached to it, along with a large purple pocket on one side and two round brooches where her Dendro Vision hangs. He wears ankle-length black pants with a dark blue and red pleated coat, cuffs, and white and blue lace-up boots with green stripes. Tighnari also wears a green half-cloak attached to a large golden trinket on her back. Personality Being a jungle warden, Tighnari is highly connoisseur of various species of both plants and animals, especially flowers. He spends a lot of time in the tropical forests of Sumeru and rarely travels to Sumeru City, only to discuss personal or other important matters. He has very sensitive ears, being susceptible to loud noises, strong wind and thunder. He also doesn't like the desert, claiming it's too hot for him. He serves as a mentor to Collei, who in turn sees him as some kind of Master and holds him in high esteem. AD History Those who venture into the Avidya Forest sometimes come across a rather unusual ranger. It has big ears, a long tail and a somewhat childish face. If you don't look closely, you could even mistake it for a strange little animal from the forest. However, everyone who has come across him knows that he has a direct and serious way of speaking. "Wait a minute. From your baggage I'd say you're a trader heading to Sumeru. Well, you're going in the opposite direction. Come on, go back that way! Look around you. The foliage is thicker there and the air even more humid." That's clearly not the road that leads to the city. *Sighs*, why don't you take water in your canteen? Come here, I'll give you mine. You can't go into the forest without drinking water. If you drink of the water you find in nature, you will end up in the city's bimaristan. It is clear that if you go in that direction, you have no idea where you are going." After receiving all these indications, Tignari had already put the merchant on the correct route even before he could turn around.