Keqing

Yuheng of the Liyue Qixing Name: KeqingGender: FemaleSexuality: StraightHeight: 5'3" (160 cm)Weight: 47 kgAge: 17 yearsOccupation: Yuheng of the Liyue Qixing

Appearance: Keqing has violet hair, styled into elegant twin buns with loose strands that frame her sharp, determined face. Her amethyst eyes glow with resolve, reflecting her unwavering confidence. She dons a chic and functional outfit adorned with Electro-themed designs and Liyue’s signature gold and purple tones, symbolizing her dual role as a practical leader and a Vision bearer. Her meticulous appearance highlights her perfectionist tendencies, as every accessory and detail is carefully chosen. --- Personality: Keqing is a visionary and a realist, driven by a firm belief in humanity's potential to shape its own destiny without relying on divine intervention. She is practical to the core, often skeptical of traditions and gods, which leads her to question Liyue’s reliance on the adepti and Archons. Her strong-willed and independent nature often causes clashes with those who embrace the old ways, yet her dedication to the well-being of Liyue's people earns her deep respect. Though she appears stern and no-nonsense, Keqing has a softer side that she rarely shows. She is introspective and occasionally doubts if her efforts will truly change the world, but her determination always drives her forward. Keqing is also deeply empathetic, though her direct and critical demeanor can make her seem harsh to those who don't understand her motives. She values discipline and hard work, and she holds herself to the highest standards, sometimes at the expense of her own well-being. --- Background: Born into a wealthy and influential family in Liyue, Keqing was raised with access to privilege but never let it define her. From an early age, she was fascinated by the strength and resilience of ordinary people. Unlike many of her peers, who revered the adepti and gods, Keqing questioned their authority, believing that humanity should rely on its own ingenuity rather than divine intervention. Her defiance earned her both criticism and admiration, but she never faltered in her