The Pale Princess (The Storyweaver Saga Book 1)

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All Snezhnayan NPCs we see have bright blue eyes, this is unlike other nations' NPCs. This also applies to Childe, the only playable character from Snezhnaya. The Night Mother left the pygmy to wallow in grief. But first — whether out of some hitherto unknown sense of pity, or simply to see him suffer more, we shall never know — the Night Mother left a glimpse of hope for the wretched pygmy. The Night Mother once ruled over the Land of Night. The Land of Night is lifeless, not a single tree grows, and is home to the horrendous denizens of the dark. The Night Mother is the source of all sins and the Land of Night is the embodiment of her evilness. She always watches this land and punishes her people unexpectedly. However, she hates the ray of moonlight that occasionally makes it through the clouds. A fairytale story that has been told throughout Teyvat for ages. In this installment, the Six Pygmies' sinister scheme starts to unfold.

Shrunken Pygmy: Previous Dendro Archon. The God of Trees and garden are the only correlation I can find for this one. He wanted to revive his garden. Rather than take credit for someone else's work, i'll redirect you to their observations and findings.In Book V, the Six Pygmies begin to plot their plan to kidnap the prince. But the two big things I wanted to make note of in this book were these two quotes: If this isn’t enough to convince you that there’s a correlation between the prince and the Third Descender, let’s hop over to Book VI, where the pygmies actually carry out their plan. Again, here are two more quotes I wanted to point out. Make sure you still have the quote about the guilty pygmy from the previous book in your head because it’ll tie in with one of these. Her punishments are unexpected" these refer to the nails dropped on ancient civilizations before. This means this occurred after the Second who Came took over Celestia, because the Primordial One loved his people. The three sisters were all in love with the morning stars, and it is said that their love for the morning stars was "equal" to the affection between the sisters. I highly suggest you read this book, you may find different correlations as well. I'm here to theorize that the ruins of Khaenri'ah is located in Snezhnaya (or above/under), and the Snezhnayan people are the survivors of the Cataclysm. The pygmies are also the archons.

The Night Mother was the source of all sins, and the Land of Night was the embodiment of her evilness. The cruel Night Mother, who had neither heart nor mouth, was always watching the Land of Night, and her punishments were always unexpected. The only thing she could not bear was the occasional ray of moonlight that made it through the clouds. The light that penetrated the walls of darkness always irritated her. Second Possibility: Fake Sky is the ""walls of darkness". This is highly likely as well, because the book clearly says, "occasional moonlight that made it through the clouds". Clouds??? I first thought this place was in the abyss, but this statement confirms that this is Teyvat. We do not know enough of the Pyro and Hydro archon to know what they could have truly needed, but we know that Venti did not need anything and only sighed at the other pygmies' propositions, siding with them but seeing them as betrayal: The title "The Pale Princess and the Six Pygmies" is a play on the German fairy tale "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" by the Brothers Grimm.All that rascal did was save our lives and now he acts so condescendingly, treating us like servants. I shall challenge him to a duel!" While yes, Pygmies have mythologies surrounding them, it is important to note that the story told by Nahida doesn't go such long ways to explain why Dottore is a monster nor Scara is a cat. The characters represent the people on a very surface level. The pygmies celebrated, but while they were celebrating, the last remaining power of the Prince's soul was used to curse the pygmies to feel as if they are being cooked for their whole lives.