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Charmian

Last updated 2025-07-30

Charmian is an open-world NPC located in Temple of Silence, Land of Lower Setekh, Great Red Sand, Sumeru. He can be found talking to Intef.

Location

Profile

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Appearance

Charmian has gray hair, brown eyes, and an orange-gray jacket.

Idle Quotes

Icon Dialogue Idle Seriously...
Media:VO Charmian 01.ogg "Frankly, these views you hold are quite simply incorrect."

Thoughts

Charmian's thoughts can be accessed by using Nahida's Elemental Skill, All Schemes to Know.

Media:VO Charmian All Schemes to Know 01.ogg Charmian: (Still, I can't be too harsh. What if he refuses to even talk to me about this next time?)

Dialogue

Charmian: Forgive my honesty, Intef, but we reached this point in our debate because you had to mention the Goat King.
Intef: Of course, of course. And I agree with your assessment of him as a treacherous official. None would deny his role in King Deshret's rulership had two sides.
Intef: Good and evil — he was both. That is the reality of it, is it not? His ambition came from his power and wisdom.
Charmian: Indeed, and compared to Lord Hermanubis, all impure souls should know themselves filthy and shamed. But that matters not. I merely contend that the Goat King is nothing before the Crocodile King.
Intef: The Crocodile King, superior? Al-Ahmar above, grant this person eyes to see the many texts we have collected here!
Charmian: And what of them? Do any of them say that they were of equal worth?
Intef: None say that they were not.
Charmian: *sigh* Come on, you've got to listen to me...

Trivia

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishCharmian
Chinese
(Simplified)
夏米安
Xiàmǐ'ān
Chinese
(Traditional)
夏米安
Xiàmǐ'ān
Japaneseチャーミアン
Chaamian
Korean샤미안
Syamian
SpanishCharmian
FrenchCharmian
RussianЧармиан
Charmian
ThaiCharmian
VietnameseCharmian
GermanCharmian
IndonesianCharmian
PortugueseCharmian
TurkishCharmian
ItalianCharmian

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