Diluc

I will go forward until dawn comes. Diluc Ragnvindr is a playable Pyro character in Genshin Impact. A respected citizen of Mondstadt and owner of the Dawn Distillery. Despite his apparent indifference to the city's affairs, he fiercely defends it as the Midnight Hero. Combat information Basic characteristics Phase elevations HP Level ATK[1] DEF Critical Hit Chance[2] 0✦ 1/20 1 010 26 61 — 20/20 2 621 67 158 1✦ 20/40 3 487 89 210 — 40/40 5 218 134 315 2✦ 40/50 5 834 150 352 4.8% 50/50 6 712 173 405 3✦ 50/60 7 533 194 454 9.6% 60/60 8 420 217 508 4✦ 60/70 9 036 233 545 9.6% 70/70 9 931 256 599 5✦ 70/80 10,547 272,636 14.4% 80/80 11 452 295 691 6✦ 80/90 12,068 311,728 19.2% 90/90 12 980 334 783 Diluc is a quiet, sensible bachelor and one of the richest men in Monstadt. Does he remind you of anyone? He may not be jumping on rooftops at night, but we definitely deserve this hero. His flaming sword will sweep away any enemy. Perhaps few know how much good Diluc has brought to this city while remaining in the shadows, but you and I know and there will always be a place for him in our squad.

As the richest bachelor in Mondstadt, Diluc always shows himself only from the most noble side. However, beneath this mask lies a warrior with an iron will forged in flames who will stop at nothing to protect Mondstadt. Don't expect mercy, he will be ruthless until the very end. — Description on the official website. Character introduction Mr. Diluc is like a glass of expensive wine, filled to the brim with ice. The first sip is divine, but the further you take it, the more your brain freezes. sang six-fingered Jose until he was thrown out of the tavern by bartender Charles [sic] In Mondstadt they are extremely fond of drinking wine. It's hard to go without a glass of wine after a long day at work... It's even harder to stop drinking glass after glass. However, being the owner of the largest distillery in Mondstadt, Diluc himself does not drink a drop of alcohol. When people ask how this happened, he just smiles politely and mysteriously. — Official Facebook, character introduction. Personality Kaeya describes himself and Diluc as "antiheroes with a complicated relationship." Diluc was once a passionate and confident young man, devoted to his work with the knights of the Ordo Favonius. But after the sudden death of his father, he became withdrawn, distant, and filled with bitterness. He dislikes wasting time on small talk and quickly loses patience. Diluc does not value or even despise the knights of the Ordo Favonius, calling them "ineffective" and always speaking disparagingly of them. This attitude is due to the order's reaction to the death of Diluc's father. Instead of publicizing the matter, the Knights of Favonius decided to hush up the matter and not state the real cause of Crepus Ragnvindr's death, blaming it on an accident. Diluc has a large number of "admirers", such as Donna. However, he does not mention them in any way.

Appearance Diluc is a tall, athletic, attractive young man with fair skin, long red hair tied in a ponytail, and scarlet eyes. He wears black pants and a shirt, a white vest, and a black tie.waistcoat and black frock coat, decorated with gold embroidery and an openwork cape on the shoulders; high black boots. The costume is completed by a black neckerchief, fastened with a pin with a red stone, a belt and a baldric with a gold buckle, to which his Eye of God is attached, and black gloves.

A Planeswalker brother and sister encounter an unknown goddess while attempting to leave the world known as Teyvat. After a brief battle, she strips the player's chosen character of all powers and kidnaps the other. The protagonist, known only as the Traveler, is also amnesiac, with only a vague recollection of who he is or where he is. Months of fruitless wandering pass before he pulls a small creature named Paimon from a lake. She suggests that the seven Archons of Teyvat may be able to help the protagonist find his kidnapped relative. The duo set course for the free city of Mondstadt. At the first statue of the Archon Anemo that the traveler comes across on the road, he resonates with it and gains the powers of the wind. Further along the way, he encounters a huge dragon and a suspicious guy in green who seemed to communicate with him. Near Mondstadt, we are met by Ember, a scout for the knights of the Ordo Favonius. After a little help in destroying the hilichurl camp, she finally takes us to the city and gives us a glider. After the traveler gets used to it, the dragon - known to the townspeople as the Storm Terror - attacks, releasing powerful storms. Someone's mysterious voice gives the protagonist the power of endless flight, and he drives the dragon away. The traveler is granted an audience with Djinn, the leader of the knights and the de facto ruler of the city. She suggests weakening the dragon by clearing out the three wind temples where all sorts of nastiness has taken root. The party is joined by the librarian Li

Lisa and the sarcastic knight captain Kaeya. The Fatui, a group of diplomats from the Snow Kingdom, offer to simply kill the dragon, but Djinn refuses. After clearing the city, the party meets a guy in green already familiar to the traveler - the bard Venti. He performs an ancient song, revealing that the dragon is actually called Dwalin, and he is one of the four guardians of the winds of Mondstadt, who was bewitched by the mages of the Abyss. Venti says that with the help of the Celestial Lyra he can return the dragon to normal. The protagonist tries to kidnap Lyra from the Cathedral, but the Fatui get ahead of him, raising the alarm at the same time, and the hero hides from the guards in a tavern owned by a rich local winemaker, Diluc. He attracts Djinn as an ally. The party sets out first to return Lyra to the kidnappers' lair, then to Starcatcher's Cliff, but Dwalin's return is interrupted by the Abyss mage, who breaks the Lyra. Everything was in vain, now all that remains is to act with brute force. Djinn finally identifies Venti as Barbatos, the Archon of Anemo. Venti lifts the veil from the Stormterror's lair - the ruins of old Mondstadt. After defeating a bunch of strong opponents and solving many jumping puzzles, the heroes penetrate the dragon's lair and engage in battle with it. After the cursed frozen blood in the old wounds is broken, the dragon becomes loyal to Barbatos-Venti again. The traveler's triumphant return to the city, however, is disrupted by an attack by Signora, one of the Harbingers, the strongest of the Fatui. On the orders of her mistress, the Cryo Archon Queen, she steals the Heart of God from Venti, the bulk of his powers. The traveler and the archon-bard talk for a long time while the latter recovers. But we learn nothing new about the Unknown Goddess and the protagonist's relative. The path then leads to the Li Yue harbor.

interesting facts: when he passes for a person, he can ask if he will definitely get there on his own, where he lives. Sells grape juice at a discount so that more people buy it than wine. He only seems to be moving on the outside, but inside he is restless