Tartaglia

Aparence

Tartaglia has short, messy orange hair and dull blue eyes. He wears a red Fatui mask pulled to one side of his head. He also wears a beaded earring with a red crystal in his left ear. Tartaglia wears a gray jacket with dark red and light gray accents, gray pants, and black boots and gloves. His jacket is open on one side to reveal a belt, to which his Hydro Vision is attached. He also wears a red flag across his chest and over his left shoulder.

Personality

Tartaglia describes himself as "a kind of bandit", living for the thrill of a fight and causing chaos.[2] As a child, he was scared and hesitant, but secretly wished to become an adventurer as he listened to his father's adventures. After falling into The Abyss and meeting and training with Skirk, he became the bloodthirsty warrior he is today. He is self-confident and impetuous, maintaining a feeling of being alive. A warrior at heart, he constantly seeks ways to become stronger, no matter what methods he uses or how he obtains that power. He craves combat and gets excited fighting particularly powerful enemies, even if it means he dies in the process,[3] and uses bows because he is weaker with them, making his victories with them all the more exciting.[4] Because of his pride, Tartaglia is extremely reliable in carrying out the tasks entrusted to him, no matter how difficult they are and even when they go against his principles. Combined with his direct nature, this makes him easy to manipulate. Among the Messengers, Tartaglia is an eccentric. While his fellow Messengers use clandestine operations and stay behind the scenes, Tartaglia prefers to be front and center. In addition to his lust for battle and tendency to cause havoc, he is a public figure known for attending social events and even participating as an actor in plays. As a result, his co-workers distrust him, as he despises them for their "intangible" schemes and methods. That said, he only resorts to these methods when he needs to - as he prefers to face his enemies in head-to-head combat rather than luring them into traps. To those he cares about, he gives himself wholeheartedly. He is completely loyal to the Tsaritsa and holds her in high esteem, seeing herself as his weapon of war.[2] He also cares deeply about his family; he sends money, gifts and letters home frequently

History part 1

As the youngest member of the Messengers in the history of the Fatui, Childe has every right to act as he pleases. Although this lone wolf is not so well received by his colleagues, as well as not liking his methods, his attitude hides his meticulousness and responsibility. He is a man who is proud of his word. Even if the promise he makes is absurd, he will never break it. Either exterminate all the dragons inside the lair; venturing into a domain of extreme danger; or take down a noble's territory single-handedly... Not only does he keep his promise, but he does it in a simple and surgical way. As the vanguard of the Fatui, Tartaglia can always find himself in enemy territories of Snezhnaya, striking moments before chaos begins. Many myths in Snezhnaya say that Tartaglia has been on the battlefield since he was 14 years old. The curious thing is that he was already the master of all weapons and skilled in massacre at that time, and even more terrifying was his passion for combat. Battles only fire you up, and terrifying enemies inflame you even more. Childe's arrogance and conceit were developed after honing himself in countless battles and through his unparalleled combat experience. On the other hand, because they think his aggressive personality could cause unwanted problems, the other Messengers always strive to have him sent on missions to lands far from Snezhnaya to avoid the consequences. The man is incomprehensibly in the eye of the storm, and these unusual experiences have also made him an exhibitionist who revels in the praise of others. Unlike other members of the Messengers, who prefer to keep a low profile, Tartaglia frequently attends public performances and, in fact, does not always remain an audience member.

History part 2

Ice fishing has been one of Tartaglia's hobbies since childhood. In those days he was not known by the names Tartaglia or "Childe" as the Fatui call him, but as Ajax, named by his father after a hero's story. He and his father would dig holes in frozen lakes before sitting beside them and tending their fishing lines. This was not an easy task, and sometimes it took all morning. But whether breaking through the thick ice or the long waits between captures, he was always accompanied by his father's endless tales of adventure. They were stories of his father's adventures from when he was young to becoming the future Tartaglia secretly imagined for himself. So he paid close attention, putting himself in the shoes of the protagonist of those tales, immersing himself completely in them even as they waited for a fish to take the bait. Even after leaving home, Ajax, later known as "Childe" Tartaglia, continued his hobby. But he was no longer accompanied by the stories of days gone by, but became an opportunity to train - to improve his endurance and reflect on combat techniques. These long periods of meditation to refine your skills quickly made the search for a perfect catch irrelevant. Unlike what the world might think, Tartaglia was not born with his exceptional combat skills. He learned it in a special meeting, but this is something he would never tell anyone. When he was 14, he ran away from home with just a short sword and a bag of bread to get away from his dull family. He got lost inside the snowy forest. Attacked by a bear and a pack, he fell into a very deep crevice in the earth. Then, he saw an ancient world of infinite possibilities and encountered a mysterious swordswoman... Or perhaps it could be said that the kingdom of darkness had noticed this ambitious boy... Darkness would be something that Messenger Tartaglia could not return to instead.

History part 3

When he returned home, the young man was no longer the same. He was no longer scared and hesitant, but became frivolous and confident. He acted as if the world revolved around him and as if the battle existed for his good. Conflict often brings change, and this incalculable change drew Ajax like a spinning kaleidoscope. In his father's eyes, the third son he cared about so much has changed for the worse, bringing much unnecessary damage to his peaceful seaside town. Or perhaps it would be more accurate to say that Ajax had become a flashpoint, for no matter where he went, fights and disputes broke out - and he reveled in it. Finally, after a major quarrel was pacified with some difficulty and some near-fatal mistakes, his father had no choice but to hand over his beloved son to be enlisted in the Fatui. He hoped that the Fatui's strict military training would sharpen his son's temper, but he ended up seeing fully armed troops beaten by a mere child. This was a great disappointment to his father, but it also caught the attention of Pulcinella, the 7th Messenger. Shocked by Ajax's great strength and curious about how he invariably became the eye of a vortex of discord, Pulcinella introduced Ajax to the Fatui under the pretext of meting out punishment, ordering him to start at the bottom until he assumed the duty of serving the Archon Cryo. His insatiable desire for conquest would therefore be constantly satiated in the fight for the Fatui, and his ever-growing ego would be sated with the joy of defeating powerful enemies... Until finally Ajax was chosen to be one of the Messengers of the Fatui, donning the mantle of "Childe" Tartaglia and becoming one of the most powerful people in Snezhnaya. But becoming Tartaglia was far from his ultimate goal. For someone who sought to conquer the world, this was just a small step on his journey.

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He deeply admires the person, but always disguises it with a mask of hatred. Instead of declaring himself, after all, he would betray his loyalty to Tsarizta and the Fatui.