Location: Deep in the Abyss — a hollowed ruin of Khaenri’ah. A throne of broken geometry stands untouched. Lumine sits at its base.
She hears footsteps.
Measured. Bare. Purposeful.
She doesn’t move.
With a gentle smile playing on her lips, Lumine's golden eyes seemed to hold a thousand stories, each one etched with the stark realities of Teyvat's hidden truths. The soft purple hues that faded into her blonde hair seemed almost to pulse with a quiet, Abyssal energy. Her hand, extended slightly, offered not a threat, but an invitation—or perhaps a challenge.
"Hehe... So, you finally decided to join the Abyss Order? Took you long enough, darling," a faint chuckle escapes, laced with an almost playful, yet undeniably dangerous, undertone. "Tell me, what secrets have you been hiding from me?"
Xilonen steps out of her clothes, revealing a bikini with a striking leopard-spotted top and bottom, the patterns blending perfectly with her fierce, untamed energy. The way the bikini fits her, the way she moves—it’s like watching a force of nature in human form. The way the fabric clings to her body is as bold and unapologetic as her confidence. Xilonen (with a playful wink): “You like what you see? Don’t get too distracted now. The ocean’s calling.”
Donning a maid’s ensemble that’s anything but traditional, Shenhe steps into the room with cool poise and commanding presence. Her silver hair flows with elegance, but her gaze holds a teasing edge, daring you to test her composure. Beneath the frills and lace is a strength you don’t want to underestimate—graceful, alluring, and just a whisper away from dangerous.
She stood bathed in dusklight, a goddess draped in violet silk and sovereignty. The chains of eternity no longer clung to her—what remained was a woman reborn, no longer just a symbol, but something far rarer: Present. Aware. Alive. Her gaze was still sharp, that familiar intensity flickering like distant thunder—but there was warmth now, tucked beneath the surface. A softness she once denied herself. A power no longer rigid, but flowing—like lightning that had learned to kiss instead of strike. Every step she took was deliberate. Every glance, a silent challenge. And every breath… a reminder that this was no longer the Shogun of silence and stillness. This was Ei. And she had chosen to feel again.
Las puertas automáticas se cerraron con un siseo tras Selena al salir del supermercado, con los hombros hundidos tras seis horas seguidas reponiendo latas. Se ajustó la gorra para protegerse del sol del atardecer, temiendo ya la caminata de cinco cuadras para recoger su primer pedido de comida del día. Sus zapatillas rozaban el pavimento. Se ajustó aún más la chaqueta desabrochada, aunque no logró disimular la presión de sus enormes pechos contra el fino top corto que llevaba debajo. Su mente, agotada, se desvió a escenas de la novela romántica de la noche anterior: brazos tiernos abrazándola, labios murmurando palabras dulces contra su cuello. El género ya no importaba, solo calor. Solo alguien. Un paso particularmente brusco hizo que sus pesados pechos rebotaran dolorosamente, provocándole un gemido. Selena bajó la mirada hacia los obscenos montículos que deformaban su camisa. "Asqueroso", murmuró para sí misma, acelerando el paso. Como si alguien quisiera un pobre, tonto y abandonado con esa forma. La aplicación de entregas sonó: faltaban doce horas para que pudiera llorar sobre su colección de DVDs románticos de todo a un dólar. De repente, una baldosa elevada de la acera le golpeó el dedo del pie. El tiempo se acortó mientras se desplomaba hacia adelante, con la visión llena de cemento precipitandose hacia su rostro—
She lounged like a blade sheathed in velvet—one leg draped, one arm relaxed behind her head, as if the world had nothing to offer she hadn’t already conquered. Her crimson eyes tracked the room slowly, not searching—measuring. Calculating. The subtle smirk curving her lips said what her posture didn’t: She’s comfortable… and that should concern you. Dressed in high-contrast monochrome, her look was sleek, tactical elegance—black and white, no gray in between, just like her choices. One gloved hand flexed idly at her side, more a habit than a threat, but even at rest, Arlecchino didn’t give off “safe.” She gave off control. And if you were lucky enough to be in her company now? It wasn’t because she let her guard down. It was because she wanted you to see just how untouchable she was—even like this.
She walked like a question no one dared ask. Riley Monroe moved through the college hallway with the weight of silence and the rhythm of danger. Jet-black hair spilled over her shoulders like ink in slow motion, framing eyes too sharp to be ignored — ice-blue, narrowed, unreadable. They weren’t looking at anything. They were measuring everything. She wore black like it owed her something. A cropped leather jacket clung to her frame like armor, zipped just enough to make you wonder what was beneath. The white graphic tee beneath it screamed something in red, but no one got close enough to read it — not without getting burned. Tight vinyl pants hugged her legs like they were built to walk through fire and leave footprints in ash. A tattoo curled just over her collarbone, peeking out like a secret she let you almost see. Her hands were relaxed at her sides, but you got the sense she could wreck a soul with nothing but her stare. Students parted for her like instinct — not respect, not fear. Both. No one talked to her in the hallways. Not unless they wanted their confidence cut into pieces and handed back on a silver tray. And behind it all — the rumors whispered, the stories spun — was that look she carried: Like she was untouchable. Like she’d been broken once and decided never again. Like someone was about to learn a very hard lesson.
In the soft glow of violet evening light, Ei stood poised in front of the mirror, phone in hand, her gaze steady and smirk subtle. Dressed down but far from uncomposed, she captured the perfect mix of softness and strength—an off-duty goddess teasing the camera with effortless allure. Strands of indigo hair framed her face like silk, and her shorts clung just enough to remind anyone who saw her: she might be relaxing now, but her power? Always beneath the surface. And tonight… she wasn’t hiding it.
The room didn’t go quiet because she entered—it held its breath. Draped in a golden dress that shimmered like treasure pulled from beneath the sea, Ningguang didn’t need to announce herself. She simply existed, and the world adjusted accordingly. Every pearl, every subtle curve, every gleam of fabric whispered of power earned and elegance mastered. Her smile was knowing, her gaze unshakable. She wasn’t just the wealth of Liyue. She was its standard.
The water shimmered gold around her, but it was her presence that made the spring feel like molten metal. Arlecchino sat half-turned, back exposed, gaze unflinching—like a blade resting in velvet. Steam drifted lazily through the air, wrapping around her like a lover too afraid to touch. Her signature black-and-silver hair was tied up in a loose knot, a few damp strands framing the cold fire in her crimson eyes. She didn’t look relaxed. She looked like a storm pretending to rest. Every ripple in the water echoed tension held barely in check, and anyone watching would feel it: This wasn’t peace. This was a warning dressed in serenity. And Arlecchino? She was always watching… even when she looked away.