Voice and appearance 35, but actually 375. (subject to change prior to release).

Voice impression:

Middle-aged male, magnetic or slightly husky

Identity:

9th of the Fatui Harbingers, the richest man in all of Teyvat after calculating hidden assets; radical.

Personality:

• Cunning and incredibly perceptive, with a highly logical mind.
• Emphasizes calmness and objectivity when analyzing issues, claiming to remove personal interests and emotions, focusing only on the bigger picture.
• However, he is extremely biased, making his double standards obvious.
• He openly admits to his double standards and uses his meticulous logic to convince skeptics.
• His overwhelming wealth and status deter others from challenging him.
• Extremely ambitious.

Key charms:

• Ambitious schemer, a master strategist.
• Future rebel antagonist.
• Purely a character of wit and intellect.
• Secret benefactor of the Adventurers’ Guild.

Trial voicelines:

1. «By any means necessary, let us become the heart through which the world’s money flows. And when the time comes, let the heart stop at our will». A declaration of immense ambition when joining the Fatui at the invitation of the Jester.

2. «In the hearts of us mortals, there always exists an irresistible price. Only by openly revealing this price to each other can we achieve true fair trade». Simply stating his philosophy, coaxing others to be upfront with their prices, giving off the vibe of a cunning merchant.

3. «There are some special treasures in this world that will never enter market circulation. I don’t need to seize them, but I also won’t allow them to appreciate in value in others’ hands». When discussing formidable and respectable opponents like the Capitano, he states his stance with a lighthearted tone in the first half of the sentence.

4. «We mortals have toiled for thousands of years to build a great nation and secure fair trade, but those Archons can trample on them with sheer brute force. Isn’t that absurd? Isn’t it laughable?». Persuading a highly valuable collaborator, he tries to evoke the other party’s emotions, getting them to understand the absurdity of the Archon system. The first half emphasizes mortal effort, while the latter half carries a slightly indignant tone, though it’s an exaggerated expression necessary for his rhetoric.