The Pale Princess (The Storyweaver Saga Book 1)

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The Primordial One and one of its shades created the birds of the air, the beasts of the earth, and the fish of the sea. Together, they also created flowers, grass, and trees, before finally creating humans But how about Kaeya, didn't he come from Khaenri'ah? Yes, but he didn't grow their, as well as his parents probably (unless Kaeya is 500 years old, but in the manga he's shown as a child so it's okay to assume he grows like a normal person). Nonetheless, he still shares the same diamond-shaped pupil the other Khaenri'ahns have. A fairytale story that has been told throughout Teyvat for ages. Installment four describes the meeting between the Pale Princess, the Light Prince, and the Six Pygmies.

Blind Pygmy: Baal/Beelzebul. Inazuma is a region that is very vertical, and the Blindness probably symbolizes how Ei was blind to what was happening to her country while she was trying to pursue eternity. She wants to keep the sinlight with them forever, signifying her quest for eternity. A fairytale story that has been told throughout Teyvat for ages. This installment tells of how the Six Pygmies managed to implement their nefarious plot. Disclaimer: The series is not yet fully released and volumes 2-7 are all datamined. This means that this is subject to change. The Prince is from the 'Kingdom of Light', and may be a representation of the Second Who Came. His story is very similar to that of the second who came, who's very presence terrified Phanes. Swamp blazing with dark flames sounds like natlan. And Sumeru is also overgrown with mushrooms. That means from Snezhnaya, they traveled through Natlan and then Sumeru, so what Kingdom of Pygmies did they reach? After Sumeru there is Liyue, and the Geo Archon governs this place, the deformed pygmy.Why not keep the Prince with us forever? Instead of believing in unfathomable promises, securing the sunlight before us is our best bet." Where was Khaenri'ah supposed to be free from? The rule of the Gods. This means they are free from the rule of Celestia, the Night Mother. Pitiful creature, are you here to see your master?" The vile smirk of the Night Mother exuded the breath of the abyss. Princess of the Moonlight Forest, please save my five brothers. We will vow our loyalty to you in return for your kindness," begged a deformed pygmy who had just popped up from behind the branches. Now taking into account the Sumeru Lore that we know of, there is a case to be made here that the Pygmy being "evil" is a way to describe the Archons trying to save their own nation.

Fear gave root to malice, and out of malice grew evil scheming. The six pygmies started to devise their nasty plot. That foolish princess is now in chains. I destroyed the Moonlight Kingdom and cursed her people before her eyes. They will be in an undead state, lingering at the point between life and death forevermore. No soul and no moonlight." The words of the Night Mother landed like cold raindrops on a forgotten tomb.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 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. In the past years we had basically no idea why the Tsarista had been collecting the Gnoses. But after the lore drop about the gnoses being the Third Descender’s corpse, it’s likely that she is collecting them to revive the Third Descender. And this would tie in suspiciously perfectly with the quotes from Book V and VI. One by one, the Princess and the Prince saved the deformed pygmy's five brothers. The kind Princess said to them:

the Prince's broken soul used up all its remaining power to curse the pygmies. For the rest of their lives, they were tormented by a curse that made them feel as if they were being cooked in a huge cooking pot, unable to ever see the light of day again.” A fairytale story that has been told throughout Teyvat for ages. The final installment brings everything to a conclusion, and includes the Night Mother's prophecy.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. Devastated, the pygmy wandered around in sorrow and regret. He hid the body in a tree hole and walked off alone into the night, and into a self-imposed exile." 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.