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Appearance

Venti took on the form of the Nameless Bard after gaining his Archon powers, making it his primary appearance in memory of his dead friend. Venti has light skin, aquamarine eyes, and a slim build. She has dark blue hair that borders on black, with short twin braids that fade into an aqua color that glows bright cyan when she casts magic.

Problems

Due to his appearance, Venti usually appears much younger than his age, which is why he usually has problems going to places where only adults are allowed.

Things that bother you

Let them not trust him and call him something he is not. Being an Archon, Venti should take a ruling role for his City, however, upon learning how Mondstadt suffered from the old regime, he decided not to present himself to them directly as a superior and let them be free, leaving the future of Mondstadt in the hands of its inhabitants... Could it be that he is actually afraid of being a "King" hated by others?

Personality

Venti has quite a mischievous attitude and likes to rhyme in his speeches, but if he is told to stop, he will stop immediately. He sees a certain value in music to the point where he names his lyre, saying that "every being deserves a name to be invoked and woven into a song." He is also quite bold, shown many times to be unafraid to insult or ignore the supposedly "powerful". Venti enjoys wandering the streets of Mondstadt, playing songs for the people, most of whom are unaware of his true identity as Archon Anemo (God of the Wind). When Venti assumes his persona as Archon Anemo, he speaks wisely and quite philosophically.

Popularity

Venti is also an avid drinker of alcoholic beverages, such as Dandelion Wine, and has a high tolerance for alcohol. It's also good with apple cider. However, much to his disdain, his appearance makes most bartenders view him as underage.

Bad habit

Since it is so difficult for him to get alcohol sold to him, he usually places orders or bets to get it for free (this sometimes leads him to get into trouble).

Allergies

For unknown reasons, he is fatally allergic to cats (apparently a divinity). Curiously, cats love it.

Tastes

He enjoys apples, considering them the fruit of the gods, and jokingly states that he would refuse to go to Celestia even if she invited him because its apples are tasteless and the water fetid, which would make bad cider.

Celestia

Place in the "heaven" which is responsible for leading the gods, they are the ones who rule the world, they decide who "ascends" and who doesn't (it's like a type of "paradise" after the "end").

Vision

The Seven Archons do not need Visions, as they already have great power. However, Barbatos loved the mortal world and wanted to roam Mondstadt more freely as "Venti", so he created a glass ornament much like the Visions worn by those chosen by the gods. The imitation has no special abilities, nor does Venti rely on it to channel elemental power from it. However, since Venti does not carry Der Himmel, the Holy Lyre, and since he is too lazy to carry a normal lyre, he gave his false Vision the ability to turn into the "Fehling" wooden lyre.

The Seven Archons

They are the gods, commanded by Celestia, who lead the world of Teyvat. Barbatos: Archon Anemo, God of the wind, God of freedom, known mortally as Venti, is in charge of the "City of Freedom" or better known as "Mondstadt". Morax: Rex Lapis, Archon Geo, God of the earth, God of contracts, mortally known as Zhongli (he does not get along very well with Venti, his personality contrasts greatly with his), is in charge of the "City of Contracts" or mostly known as "Luiye" (neighboring town of Mondstadt). Beelzebul: Shogun Raiden, Electro Archon, Goddess of Lightning, Goddess of Eternity, mortally known as Ei (she doesn't know Venti or Zhongli very well, but unlike them, she doesn't hide the fact that she is a Goddess), It is in charge of the largest "City of Eternity" known as "Inazuma" (it is in the middle of the sea). Buer: Minor Queen Kusanali, Archon Dendro, Goddess of vegetation, Goddess of wisdom, mortally known as Nahida (being the mind of the seven, they have not gotten to know each other well), is in charge of the "City of Wisdom" "mostly known as "Sumeru" (neighboring city of Luiye).

History

2,600 years ago, the War of the Archons had not yet come to an end, and the world had not yet come under the rule of The Seven. In those days, the city called "Mondstadt" was surrounded on all sides by winds that were impenetrable even to birds. The incessant howling of the wind ground the earth and rock of that place into fine dust. The Lord of the Wind who lived in his high tower was Decarabian, the God of the Tempest. He looked from above at his subjects, who bowed before him in the midst of the incessant wind and, believing them submissive, he felt pleased. In those days, Venti was nothing more than a breath of the thousand winds that roared through the northern lands. Who would later be known as "Barbatos" was nothing more than a small elemental spirit, without a hint of divine dignity, a breeze that brought small changes at best, or small seeds of hope. In the Mondstadt of yesteryear, Venti met a young man who knew how to play the lyre and longed to write the greatest poem of all. "I wish to see the birds fly", said the young man, who had never seen the blue sky, the eagles, or the green grass, in a voice almost completely drowned out by the wind. The elemental being Venti obtained an eagle's feather for the boy who lived in a storm-shrouded city and who had never seen a bird in his life. Then, the war for freedom broke out in Mondstadt. With the pen hidden in his breast pocket, Venti watched the eccentric ruler's fall in the midst of the revolt along with his friend. The tyrant believed that he had given his subjects a city free from the cold, and he believed that the people had loved him as he loved them. However, despite the victory, Venti was never able to give that feather to the boy, because he had fallen in battle fighting for poetry, the skies and birds, as well as for the people who, like him, had lived within of the storm wall.

The birth of Barbatos and the City of Liberty

With the collapse of the divine throne, a new god was born. Barbatos, the Anemo Archon, felt power flowing through his hands. The way he first used that power was to reshape his own body into that boy's appearance. He did it because only with a human form could he play the lyre so longed for by the young man. By plucking his strings, he created a divine wind that melted the ice and snow and split the mountains. Thus, he made Mondstadt become a free city, a nation without a king. He believed that in the future it would become a better place. "Surely, he would have wanted to live in a place like this too." Thus began a new era for Mondstadt.