The Pale Princess (The Storyweaver Saga Book 1)

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Irminsul trees. According to Albedo (He came from Khaenri'ah, created by Gold), ancient Irminsul trees are supposed to be 2 miles in height. But there are only 3 Irminsul trees (Dragonspine, Tsurumi, Chasm) we see in the overworld, and they barely exceed 2 meters in height. First Possibility: Light Realm. Celestia is always destroying areas where Irminsul trees grow, which are connected to the Leylines, which is connected to the Light Realm. The small irminsul trees that grow are what the Night Mother hates the most. The other theories I've seen up til now are that The night lady is Teyvat, the princess is the tsaritsa, the prince is either dain or the traveler and the pygmies are the archons.

Let's begin from the start of the story! We become familiar with the Night Mother and her 'Land of Night'. The Night Mother is an evil ruler, whos 'Punishments were always unexpected'. She also couldn't bear the rays of moonlight that would reach her from outside of her land. This wasteland is said to be a land beyond the dominion of the deities, inhabited only by the grotesque ghostly remains of fallen gods, where the former palaces of the Seelie now stand empty.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!" The carefree pygmy blames the Prince and Princess for making him somber and giving them evil thoughts.

Pitiful creature, are you here to see your master?" The vile smirk of the Night Mother exuded the breath of the abyss.But for the world to be created, the egg's shell had to be broken. However, Phanes, the Primordial One, used the eggshell to separate the "universe" and the "microcosm of the world." They went through a swamp blazing with dark flames and passed a cave overgrown with poisonous mushrooms, then they reached the Kingdom of Pygmies. On the surface, the six pygmies were true to the Princess and Prince, and followed them everywhere. But they were still heinous creatures from the Land of Night, and corruption flowed in their veins. As the days traveling to the Kingdom of Light grew long and dangerous, the root of evil would again blossom in their hearts.

Not... not to brag, but I... I came here to have a fierce fight with the Night Mother's minions!" The timid pygmy explained.Cryo- Kaeya, Snezhnaya, he is the rightful successor of Snezhnaya being a direct descendant of the last ruler. He would take Diluc as his trusted one Here, we are in ancient times when King Deshret's forbidden knowledge was destroying all life in the great gardens of Sumeru, and stopped by his death and the shrinking of Rhukkadevata. Rhukkadevata's intent to give them life again isn't evil, but it is a clear motive to use "the prince's corpse" to save her people. At that moment, the Pale Princess was in a deep slumber and had not an inkling of how the pygmies had played her and her lover for fools. Under the cover of the night sky, the six pygmies made their first move. The Prince shone with an extraordinary light. The people of the Moonlight Forest had never seen such vitality. For as the Prince strolled through the forest, life flourished around him: new leaves sprouted and the Princess and her people grew stronger. This punishment from the Night Mother represents what Phanes did to the Seelie, who we now know, from the Goddess of flowers, were cast from heaven after meeting with the Second Who Came.

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.As we can see we the current events, the Tsaritsa is collecting the Gnoses, as she prepares to rebel against celestia. Zhongli is by far the only archon that gives the Gnosis peacefully, and this is because he made a contract with her before. The veins of the pygmy crawled with fear. But before leaving, the Night Mother left a glimpse of hope for the pygmy. The implications of this are interesting. Why would a character need to be short in the story of the pale princess? This is where my idea comes in. The Pale Princess ruled her kingdom with kindness and gentleness. She always knew what was best for her people. Under her rule, the people of the Moonlight Forest never knew the threat of the Night Mother's wrath, and the creatures lurking in the dark never dared to set foot in the forest.