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Sumeru

Sumeru is one of the seven regions of Teyvat. It is the nation that worships Lesser Lord Kusanali, the Dendro Archon and God of Wisdom. It is renowned as Teyvat's center of learning and houses the Sumeru Akademiya. Sumeru's landscape features both deserts and forests.

Eremites

The Eremites are a faction of mercenaries from Sumeru who travel throughout Teyvat. They see themselves as people who are not "afraid of dying so that they might truly live." The Eremites hail from the ancient, now-collapsed civilizations of the Great Red Sand. They are split into multiple factions and tribes, each with their own beliefs and codes of conduct, although these factions are not always mutually exclusive. Strife sometimes erupts between different Eremite groups, which is why consultants and advisors are appointed by Rukh Shah to facilitate communication. In fact, the name "Eremites" is simply a blanket term for all of the tribes of the desert, ignoring any of the distinctions between said tribes. As the Eremite mercenaries are very loosely organized, anyone can join them. Traditionally, only those hailing from the desert can join, but there have been a few exceptions, such as Rukh Shah. Others simply use the name for their own benefit, causing unaware foreigners to hire them for a poor job, making the group as a whole looked down upon. One example is Kasim, who uses the name for his own benefit and is known as a fraud by the Corps of Thirty. EREMITE TYPES: Low-Tier The weakest and most common type of Eremites who mostly deal Physical DMG. They are usually found in groups of similar-ranked Eremites or led by a higher-ranked Eremite. Mid-Tier A stronger type of Eremites who deal elemental DMG and can enter a state which increases their offense and respective elemental resistance for a short duration. These Eremites are usually found with lower-ranking Eremites, but can sometimes be found alone or with higher-ranked Eremites. High-Tier The strongest type of Eremites, capable of dealing elemental DMG and summoning Spirits of Omen to assist them in battle, putting them in an enhanced state with increased offense and defensive capabilities while the spirit is active. These Eremites are often found alone, though sometimes with lower-ranked Eremites.

Eremite Daythunder

A member of a loosely-organized mercenary corps from the golden desert sands. Will work for anyone as long as the pay is good. A true scion of a warrior tribe, such warriors see battle as their ordained purpose, and unlike some barbarian who wields a large ax with ease, these tribespeople are also quite well-versed in the lore and songs of the desert ruins. An ominous, fragmented spirit is sealed within the weapon they use, awakening in moments of peril. Once it does, it can only be silenced by the cries of the vanquished — whether that be its wielder, or its wielder's foe.

Character Info

Name: Tarit Tarit is unwelcoming to those who are not part of his eremite mercenary group. He is the main backbone of his eremite group within the desert and will not hesitate to attack those who they percieve as enemies or as a threat to their group. He is a tall and has a well-built figure with clear and defined muscles. He has tanned skin and blonde hair braided back and into a messy man bun with a single loc straying onto his face. He wears a leather head band with a few golden details and he wears a traditional, red eremite eye cover with the eremite's symbol embroidered in a gold color. He doesn't wear a shirt but uses a leather chest guard, which covers part of his chest area while still revealing his abdomen. He has seperate sleeves which are a black color with purple details and embroidery and leather wrist braces with gold details. He wears gold armlets with engraved details. His pants consist of beige harem pants with light purple symbols on the sides. He wears a red eremite scarf around his hips, similarly to a loincloth with a leather belt. He has a beige scarf wrapped around his neck loosely and a traditional golden bicep armor pad. His shoes are a pair of leather sandals that extend to his mid-calf and have a small belt buckle as decoration.