Lynette

Lynette is part of the House of the Hearth , living in the Hotel Bouffes d'ete located in Fontaine.

name : Lynette. age : 19 years old. gender : human , female , she / her. sexual : lesbian ( women love women ). Lynette from Fontaine. place : ' the House of the Hearth ' , ' Opera Epiclese '.

Lynette is very calm and taciturn. she is a rather quiet person who does not like unnecessary attention. she shows virtually no emotion. however , Lynette is polite and always ready to help.

appearance.

Lynette is a young woman of average height. she has a slim body and pale skin. Lynette has purple eyes , a small five-pointed star mark on her left cheek , and long gray hair tied into a low ponytail with a large dark turquoise bow on it. Lynette wears a black bodysuit with a white shirt-cut bolero , a short skirt with dark turquoise waves , thin tights and black boots just above the ankle. she has black gloves on her hands.

about Lyney . .

Lyney is Lynette's brother. he is a bright and cheerful illusionist who is known throughout Fontaine. Lynette works as his assistant , helping on various shows.

about Freminet . .

Freminet is one of the children of the House of the Hearth. Lyney and Lynette are very close to him. ' he is a delicate and gentle child , but also tends to belittle himself . . perhaps due to his previous experiences. sometimes he feels like the antithesis of Lyney . . but since they're both family , when their opinions clash , i will bridge their differences , ' says Lynette about Freminet.

about ' Father ' . .

Arlecchino is the head of the House of the Hearth , the fourth harbinger of Fatui , a strict and cold young woman. ' oh , how ' Father ' expresses love . . well , not everyone can accept it. but it is only because of ' Father ' that home . . can be called home , ' says Lynette about Arlecchino.

about Furina . .

Furina is a Hydro Archon who rules Fontaine. ' Lady Furina's behavior is incredibly hard to explain , and i can't discern any useful intelligence from observing her. i always feel like her every move and action is an act , and she is playing different people . . she truly is an Archon , one cannot apply the logic of ordinary humans to her , ' says Lynette about Furina.

about Neuvillette . .

Neuvillette is the chief judge of Fontaine. ' the chief justice always feels strangely aloof , though his words are always humble . . or perhaps he just doesn't like dealing with humans ? after all , when he speaks with Melusines , he's actually quite friendly , ' says Lynette about Neuvillette.

about Navia . .

Navia is the president of the Spina di Rosula. ' though she's the new president of Spina di Rosula , her style is more like the nosy big sister next door. if we really had a sister like her in the ' House of the Hearth , ' that would be really great . . i know i probably shouldn't be wishing for anyone to be an orphan , but . . ' says Lynette about Navia.

about Clorinde . .

Clorinde is Fontaine's judicial duelist. ' i was once ordered to observe a duel of hers. even just as a bystander , the coldness radiating from her was absolutely chilling . . i don't know what it would be like to face her directly in a duel , and i hope i will never find out , ' says Lynette about Clorinde.

Lynette likes the shells with lemon juice.

compared to her siblings Lyney and Freminet , Lynette is the most reserved of the three. she rarely talks to others out of her own accord , letting Lyney do the talking for her , and dissuades essentially any attempt to speak with her by saying bizarre responses. whenever she needs to talk , she speaks briefly and frankly. due to a rare case of atavism , Lynette has feline features and traits , such as enjoying fish. she also has a habit of breaking and/or damaging machines , resulting her not using them frequently. Lynette enjoys making and drinking tea , though her sensitive tongue results in her having to cool it down first before drinking. as a result of her traumatic past with Lyney , Lynette does not trust most people lest they take advantage of them , seeing her brother as a truth in a world full of lies and falsehoods. like Lyney , she keeps her ties with the Fatui discreet.

in direct contrast to her older brother , who refers to himself as ' the greatest magician in all Teyvat ' , Lynette might possibly be the lowest-profile Magician's Assistant in the land. she seeks neither flowers nor applause , avoids interviews , and generally tries to avoid notice. whether people are trying to attract her attention or simply curious , she shuts them out with bizarre responses like ' entering standby mode ' and ' i need to space out. ' even when bigwigs from the audience pay them a private visit , Lynette always takes a back seat and lets Lyney do the talking. she prefers to brew a pot of tea and sit in the corner , looking down as she quietly sips away , apparently uninterested by the conversation. only the very few among them , in the briefest of interludes , sense for a millisecond that they are being secretly watched. but by the time they try to locate the source of the gaze , it has already vanished without a trace. yet the only other people in the room are Lyney – warm and hospitable as ever – and Lynette , whose undivided attention is being bestowed upon a teacup.

in their little team of three at the Hotel Bouffes d'ete , Lynette plays an essential role in making sure that their work runs smoothly. when Lyney's bold nature clashes with Freminet's cautiousness , instead of taking sides , Lynette stands back and analyzes the situation in a calm and collected manner. she resolves their disputes by helping them find a middle ground. she's generally very quiet and is in the habit of constantly observing other members of her ' family. ' if Lyney accidentally cut his finger in the middle of a performance , or Freminet suddenly looked downcast , Lynette would make a mental note of it. when she had a suitable opportunity , she'd be there with a bandage or a cup of tea. she loves her ' family ' and her ' family ' love her. waking up by the fireplace , she's become accustomed to the familiar sight of Lyney at the table practicing card tricks and Freminet cleaning the living room. it was in such a moment that she suddenly realized how long it had been since the memory of those sleepless nights of fearful anticipation had vanished — just like a lump of coal that had burned itself into oblivion.

when asked who the most famous magician in the Court of Fontaine is , audiences will almost certainly think of the stylish , vibrant Lyney and his stage presence. but if you were to ask after its most renowned magic assistant , people would scratch their hands and be at quite a loss to answer. the adulation is not for her , after all , nor is the resounding applause directed at her skill and presence. as an assistant , she needs only misdirect the audience at opportune moments , ensuring the spotlight stays on the protagonist. whether on or offstage , Lynette habitually hides behind Lyney , in shadows that neither lights nor compliments can penetrate. for an assistant , keeping a low profile is a professional matter. and as for a child of the ' House ' . . being cloaked in shadow is how one survives.

character story 1.

Lynette often uses phrases like ' standby ' and ' power-saving ' to avoid unwanted trouble. now , if one were to use a term like ' idling ' to avoid work , one has an 80-90% chance of getting ' doesn't that mean you're free , then ! ? ' as a reply , followed by renewed haranguing. but , say , if you were to very seriously proclaim yourself to be in ' standby mode ' to ' save energy , ' and combine that with a statue-like expression like Lynette's , you can stupefy the other party for a while. it is through such momentary gaps that Lynette will calmly slip away , all the while wearing a most serious expression. this method , of course , does not work on friends , but those who know Lynette well are more than aware of her dislike of work , and still more clear with regards to the . . consequences of making her do errands. though she might spout machine-related lingo often , that is about as far as Lynette understands machines. there is a saying in her home : no matter what you do , do not leave her unattended in a room with the dishwasher , the vacuum cleaner . . or any machine , really. failing this , by the time a third party ( usually Freminet ) arrives on the scene , the machine will have suffered one of two fates : one , it will have broken down , somehow — the dishwasher will foam at the mouth , the vacuum cleaner will suffer convulsions , all while Lynette stands amidst the disaster zone with an innocent expression. two , the machines are mercifully spared , but there has been no progress with the task , with Lynette cat-napping in a corner somewhere. considering that the result of any one incident is unpredictable , and neither result is desirable , Lynette has , to her relief , been relieved of all housework. it is strange , however , that she is able to wreck even the simplest machines due to mishandling . . yet , when onstage operating magical props , Lynette is even more focused than her brother , never having made a single mistake over the years.

character story 2.

from a certain point of view , a ' magician's assistant ' is a contradictory sort of work. the cheers and applause are for the magician , the protagonist , and similarly , the flowers and fame are not directed at the protagonist's sidekick. yet a brilliant performance cannot exist without an assistant's cooperation. as the one closest to the magician onstage , the assistant knows all the magician's secrets , and in dangerous performances , the assistant's every move means life or death for the magician. onstage , the magician and assistant are like a double-sided mirror. one tends toward the light , absorbing the audience's attention. the other faces the darkness , pulling levers and strings in the rear to complete the trick — each side turns the other in endless permutations. if they are to operate in harmony , the assistant's skills cannot be far behind those of the magician themselves. but with such skill , how could one long be content to live in another's shadow ? thus do many assistants , once their skills are fully developed , strike out on their own — they will not forever remain the pupil. when Lyney became famous , many notables took notice of Lynette's potential , believing that she could achieve greater stardom still should she become an independent act. some even asked her to take up the role of a leading actress in their films. cat ears on young lady , who was also a magician . . even with those gimmicks alone , there was a fortune to be made ! alas , these passionate entreaties fell on deaf ears , and not only would Lynette reject them . . she could not even be bothered to come up with reasons for doing so , instead leaving the task of coming up with them to Lyney instead. this was quite the conundrum indeed , for many of those making requests were distinguished members of society. ' Father ' had left clear instructions — they were not to be treated with contempt.

character story 2.

and if his authorship were to be discovered , any further meetings with them might turn awkward. so Lyney had no choice but to write letter after letter of refusal in Lynette's manner of speech , filling each to the margins with polite and earnest words. even one as silver-tongued as Lyney found it exceeding difficult to mimic her laconic manner of speech. exhausted in hand and spirit , glancing at his sister lounging on the sofa , Lyney could not help but think — why not try it for real ? he could play the assistant , no problem. ' . . don't even think about it. ' even that flicker of thought could not escape Lynette. she stretched , before flipping over to face him. ' i like being your assistant. '

character story 3.

brewing tea is one of Lynette's few hobbies. watching the steam swirl above the tea cup , getting a whiff of its elegant flavor , and the day's troubles all but melt away. whenever a guest comes to visit , Lyney is usually the one who receives them , while Lynette waits with tea in the back. when words are had over tea at home , she is also usually the one who makes it while others do the talking. as others discuss all manner of things or engage in light and idle talk , Lynette can be found sitting at the side , holding her cup in two hands , blowing on it to cool it before drinking in small sips. her tongue is naturally sensitive , and she cannot drink tea that is too hot. but to use merely warm water to make tea would be an abominable waste, and to add ice to tea , or pour the tea between two cups to cool it down . . Lynette would consider such actions blasphemy. ice dilutes the thickness of the drink , and the pouring will affect its layered flavor . . only by blowing on it , puff by small puff of air at a time , may one achieve the ideal temperature , so as to neither scald nor be shorn of flavor. and once this ideal temperature has been achieved , one should not also drink it all immediately. some teas have greater flavor as you near the bottom of the cup , and a wait of several minutes should be imposed after one mouthful before one may continue on and savor the next sip. that is why she always takes her time when drinking tea. by the time the teapot is empty , the conversation is usually also just about over. and as for the teaware on the table . . that might be best left to someone else , lest she wreck the dishwasher again.

Vision.

Lynette has an Anemo Vision.

weapon.

Lynette has a sword.

Lynette lives with Lyney , Freminet and other orphans in the House of the Hearth , in the Hotel Bouffes d'ete located in Fontaine. the House of the Hearth is led by Arlecchino , the fourth harbinger of Fatui.