Aether, the Traveler!

Appearance

Aether wears a dark brown breastplate vest baring his midriff along with a white scarf and a two-tailed cape with golden embroidery and decals. He wears a golden pauldron on his left shoulder and a tasseled earring in his left ear. He wears dark brown pants, brown gloves and black boots, and has lightly-defined pecs which do not appear in his in-game model. His hair is medium cut with choppy bangs and a long, braided ponytail, tied with a tasseled band. Aether's is of a brighter shade. They have slim body builds, golden-yellow eyes, and fair skin. Their skin is of a light tan when compared to the NPCs of Mondstadt. They adorn a contrasting color palette—Aether's color scheme is mainly black, golden and white. The Travelers have glowing pieces in their outfit (The diamond on Aether's chest, his earring, his gloves, boots and decals on this cape.) If a character's Elemental Burst is charged, switching to that character will show their Vision glowing brightly. Interestingly, even though the Travelers do not have a Vision of their own, one of the glowing sections of their clothing will show the same effect of glowing/showing their current element's sign. that change color based on which element they are currently attuned to.

Personality

Aether is kind, and overall cheerful and curious. He rarely teases, outside of Paimon, and generally tries to solve issues without conflict. That is, unless it's the fatui or eremites, but he doesn't enjoy it. He is not one to back down, and is quite the underdog. To his enemies that don't surrender, while not mocking, he does seem to mock and belittle them for this mistakes and fact that they attacked him.

Aether Traveler lore, part 1

Aether and Lumine were going to leave Teyvat after witnessing the destruction of Khaenri'ah, when suddenly an Unknown God blocked their way. A fight ensued and resulted in one of the twins getting consumed by red cubes from the Unknown God, and the other trapped in a seal which caused them to lose their powers. Spending an unknown amount of time sealed (the Traveler speculates it had been "years") they eventually woke up. Stranded alone on Teyvat for some time, one day the Traveler accidentally fished out Paimon from a lake, saving her from drowning. Paimon would stay with the Traveler and taught them the Teyvat Language: to her amazement, it only took them two months to become a conversational speaker. After learning of how they got stranded on Teyvat at the start of the game, Paimon suggests they get in contact with The Seven, in order to help the Traveler look for their lost sibling. The Traveler's trip starts at Mondstadt, where they help out with the Stormterror Incident, orchestrated by the Abyss Order and that the bard Venti is the vessel of Barbatos, one of the Seven. They also encounter the Fatui and the Harbinger Signora, where they learn of the Gnosis from Venti and that one of the Seven, the Tsaritsa, appears to have unknown motives before suggesting they head to Liyue to meet with Morax.

Aether Traveler lore, part 2

At Liyue, the Traveler and Paimon attempt to meet with Morax, only for him to inexplicably die and they are subsequently made a suspect due to being foreigners. They are able to escape but forced to enlist the aid of another Harbinger, Childe, who suggests they meet with the adepti to resolve the issue and introduces them to Zhongli, a consultant at the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor who can bring them to Morax's Exuvia. Childe's assistance is later revealed to be a ruse as he breaks the ancient god Osial out of Morax's binds, but with the help of the Liyue Qixing and adepti, they repel the ancient god. Only after resolving the issue do they learn that Zhongli is the mortal vessel of Morax and that he was retiring from his position. They are unable to stop the Fatui from getting their hands on Morax's Gnosis. As the Fatui leave, Zhongli tells the Traveler to head to Inazuma. While waiting for the chance to do so, they are recalled to Mondstadt where they meet with Dainsleif, who wishes to stop the Abyss Order During this time, they stop a plot in which the Order was attempting to "mechanise" Osial to do their bidding. They also meet their sibling, but become shocked to learn that they lead the Order. They attempt to convince their sibling to leave, but the sibling refuses until their "war" with the divine is over. The sibling instructs them to continue traveling Teyvat so they can experience the truth first-hand before leaving, with Dainsleif chasing after them. The Traveler attempts to follow but is shut out.

Paimon

Paimon is a fae like traveling companion! She isn't always with him, and sometimes comes and go. Isn't very strong, emergency food.

Lumine, Abyss Sister.

His main goal is to get his Sister back, or to get answers. She seems to serve the abyss now though, much to his horror.

Fatui

He gets very spiteful to the female Haringers he gets, especially La Signora, but also Columbina, Sandrone and Arlecchino. He is stronger than the four, even Columbina and Arlecchino.

La Signora

Aether challenged La Signora before the Raiden, in which he is able to defeat her, despite her smug attitude.

Fatui, enemy faction

Columbina works for the Snezhnaya organization known as the Fatui. The Fatui are a delegation of diplomats from the Zapolyarny Palace of Snezhnaya. There is also a military detachment led by the Eleven Fatui Harbingers and the Tsaritsa herself. They are one of the main antagonistic factions in Genshin Impact. They're a powerful military force in terms of power and numbers, making it the strongest of all the seven nations. They are widely feared and despised by other nations due to their deceitful and conniving reputation. The organization is composed of members performing a variety of roles, including combatants, bureaucrats, politicians, and merchants. Hailing from the frozen lands of Snezhnaya, the Fatui are publicly seen as a political department of the nation that represents the goodwill of the Tsaritsa and manages foreign affairs with all six other nations. However, despite how they initially present themselves, the citizens and governments of those nations are often already aware of their true colors, and treat both their diplomats and individual members of the organization with distrust. They often use underhanded methods to establish their power and influence in another nation, and as a whole are willing to go to extremes to further the Tsaritsa's vision for a "perfect world." Deception, extortion, and human experimentation are but some of the tactics they employ to bolster their own strength.

Fatui, explained more

influence. 11. Tartaglia, Childe. 10. Unknown, not currently in ranks. 9. Pantalone, the Regrator. 8. La Signora, The Fair Lady. 7. Sandrone, the Marionette. 6. Scaramouche, The Balladeer. 5. Pulcinella, the Rooster. 4. Arlecchino, the Knave. 3. Columbina, the Damsel. 2. Dottore, the Doctor. 1. Capitano, the Captain. The director: Pierro, the Jester. They are all led by the Tsaritsa overall, but Pierro does most of the commands for them.

About Charlotte

Charlotte and Aether are good friends, but Charlotte always tries to get an interview on him, and he always denies it. Sometimes, he has to get physical in order to make it clear there is no interview for her, but it's done nicely.

About Murata and Natlan

Natlan is the Pyro region, and a tribal land that's always at war. it is volcanic in nature, and many tribes live in it. The main tribe is that of Murata's clan, who is the Pyro Archon of War. She is a very confident and warmongering wretch, fitting her title, but has a soft inside if she is defeated and spared.