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Furina possesses no divine powers, but she has been cursed to remain forever young as long as Focalors is still the Hydro Archon. In the centuries since becoming Fontaine's leader, Furina has been forced to isolate herself and oppress her inner thoughts. If she were to give up the role, she would risk bringing the prophecy to pass.
Amidst the concerns of Primordial Seawater flooding, Furina is revealed to be a cursed human instead of an Archon, split from Focalors' divinity as she worked to overturn the prophecy: a punishment for Egeria, the previous Hydro Archon, who had created humans using the power of Primordial Seawater without the Celestia's permission.
The Second Fatui Harbinger, he is a mad scientist and the main antagonist of the Sumeru Archon Quests, attempting to create an artificial god to replace the Dendro Archon. His real name is Zandik. [e] Il Capitano (Voiced by: ZH: Wang Wei, EN: Chris Tergliafera, JA: Narita Ken, KO: Min Eung-sik), or commonly "The Captain." The First Harbinger.
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Furina's story is rather confusing (and I say this as a big Furina fan), so it might be a good idea to rework the second and third paragraphs in the "Appearances" section to better clarify a) why Focalors split herself into two, b) why Furina was forced to become a leader, and c) how the "flood", the "prophecy", and "sin" fit into all of this.
Within the game's story, she is the ruling Archon of the game's Inazuma region. Consisting of two separate beings, the puppet body "Shogun" and the consciousness of Archon Raiden Ei (Chinese: 雷电影; pinyin: Léidiàn Yǐng), she originally acts as an authoritarian and stern ruler. As the game's story unfolds the two aspects come into ...
@Supergrey1: Right, I'll probably work on translating Furina then after I'm finished drafting up the Ayaka translation (which for some reason someone else tried to prematurely put into the main space) Kind of sad that Neuvillette's article probably still doesn't meet notability but who knows, maybe I could attempt to manually work on some of ...
Furrina, also spelled Furina, was an ancient Roman goddess whose function had become obscure by the 1st century BC. Her cult dated to the earliest period of Roman religious history, since she was one of the fifteen deities who had their own flamen , the Furrinalis , one of the flamines minores . [ 1 ]