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Alice

Last updated 2026-09-10

Alice, also known by her codename "A," is a famous adventurer who is also the author of Teyvat Travel Guide, the founder of the Hexenzirkel,[7] and the mother of Klee. She is a polymath whose skills include alchemy, astrology, engineering, magic, and medicine.

She regularly made cameos, primarily in summer events, up until her physical form was revealed in the Nod-Krai Preview Teaser - "Prelude to Moonlight". She makes her first in-game physical appearance during Archon Quest Ripples That Will Never Reach in Song of the Welkin Moon: Act V - A Nocturne of the Far North.

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As well-versed in astrology as she was, my master knew only astrology. Alice, on the other hand, was skilled in a great many other mystical fields.

Alice is an adventurer who belongs to a long-lived elven race and is at least 500 years old herself. She has allegedly seen the entire world and possibly even beyond, based on the description of Wings of Feasting, her reference to the Rubicon,[8] and her narration of Aloy's Collected Miscellany in Dainsleif's place.[9] While it is unclear what Alice does on her adventures besides satisfying her personal curiosity, she comments that "Teyvat's borders have grown fragile these past two years — looks like Mommy's going to have to get busy" as to why she had to quickly leave her family again after delivering the Wings of Feasting.

Like others were on other worlds, Alice was wary of Skirk's link to Surtalogi, but took the time to talk to Skirk and relaxed her attitude on that afterward. Skirk refers to her as the "Sustainer of the World's Borders," and states that Alice tolerates her presence but made her promise not to interfere too much with Teyvat's affairs. When Skirk asked why, Alice explained that many ecologists find it emotionally overwhelming to watch predators and prey in nature but still choose not to intervene — allowing the laws of nature to take precedence. In Alice's words, "some call this being a callous observer, but I think it's merciful at the same time."[10] Alice would eventually introduce Skirk to Dori, her regular purchaser, to whom Skirk drops in on occasion to vendor items when she needs Mora.[11]

Alice's immense magical prowess has led Albedo to call her a "near-omnipotent sorceress," while Diluc states that she is the only other person besides Venti, the mortal form of the Anemo Archon Barbatos, who could have arranged the events at the Golden Apple Archipelago during Midsummer Island Adventure.[12] Mona also speaks favorably of Alice's skillset and sought out Alice's successor — Klee — in hopes that their combined knowledge would be enough to read the Traveler's fate, failing to anticipate the possibility that Alice had not passed any of her magical skills on to Klee, or that she would be a young child.[13] She also states that the Narukami Pillars on Yashiori Island, which suppress the Tatarigami and were allegedly created by the Raiden Shogun, were created with techniques that are "quite familiar to [her]."

It is strongly hinted that she intends to teach her daughter magic one day, but only once Klee is ready. After Klee's birth, she had the Knights of Favonius relocate a spellbook into the restricted section of the Mondstadt library so that Klee could not read it, or it would "spoil the surprise."[14]

Alice touts a commendable number of skills and contributions to the world of Teyvat, which includes but is not limited to:

Appearance

Alice appears in a multitude of outfits and forms, debuting and communicating through both an inanimate phonograph and teacup set on several occasions. She then makes an appearance in the form of a Dodoco, designed in her likeness with a red hue covering its tail and wearing a distinct red, black and gold witch hat.

In her illustrated physical form, she is first seen wearing a large, wide-brimmed witch hat adorned with a bow. She has long blonde hair that flows past her shoulders, partially veiling her eyes, and has distinct elf-like ears identical to her daughter Klee.[18] She is dressed in a high-collared, layered ensemble with frilled accents and a ribbon tied neatly at the neck. She is shown conjuring magical energy from a floating book, accompanied by two Dodocos.

In her physical in-game debut, Alice is portrayed as a tall woman with a uniquely designed outfit, bearing similar design elements to her illustrated portrayal. She wears a large, hollow golden frame atop her head that resembles a witch hat with various red gemstones inside the frame, with most of the gemstones holding her hair in place behind her head to resemble the tip of a witch hat. She wears a long red, blue and white dress with long sleeves and a collar at her neck held with a heart-shaped gemstone. She also wears a lower half that flows behind her legs, decorated with blue gemstones and golden accents forming a Hexenzirkel-shaped design at her torso, and white stockings that cover her legs just below her waist. Like her illustrated design, she has long blonde hair that splits into two braided segments, tied into reddish-pink tips at the end with floating white rings and a singular Dodoco on her left braid. She has red-orange colored eyes with flower or clover-shaped irises, similar to the flower or clover motifs seen on Klee. She also possesses a Pyro Vision, seen in a golden case dangling from her witch hat-like accessory.

Quests and Events

Archon Quests

Story Quests

World Quests

Events

Story

History

Alice met Nicole when she was still a child, known as the "little merry-witch." After listening to Nicole's stories, Alice invited her to join a newly formed group she had just come up with, the Hexenzirkel, effectively making Nicole one of its earliest members. At the time, Alice enthusiastically described it as a club that would become the "funniest, awesomest, best" in all of Teyvat.

At an unknown point later in the past, Alice also became acquainted with the Khaenri'ahn alchemist Rhinedottir, who would eventually join the Hexenzirkel as well. The two developed a close enough bond that Rhinedottir later sent her apprentice and creation, Albedo, to seek Alice out for help with his final assignment. Alice then brought him to the Knights of Favonius in Mondstadt, believing they had the resources to build a large research lab for him.[19]

Alice became acquainted with Yae Miko at some point, calling the over 500-year-old kitsune a "little girl" and recounts in the Inazuma edition of the Teyvat Travel Guide how easy it was to make Miko cry. Alice also mentions Asase Hibiki as "that killjoy shrine maiden" and Neko as "that fat cat," further indicating that she traveled to Inazuma after the cataclysm 500 years ago.[20]

Sometime after the cataclysm, Alice met the Oceanid Idyia in Sumeru, who had fled Fontaine after the death of the previous Hydro Archon Egeria. Alice granted her wish to be away from everyone else and sent her to the desert with the Veluriyam Mirage domain.

When Hexenzirkel member I. Ivanovna N., also known by the codename "J," was about to get married, Alice and the other Hexenzirkel members sent her an invitation in the form of a riddle to meet with them.

Prior to Andersdotter's death, she made Alice promise her to help fulfill her wish to allow her Durin to live among the people of Teyvat, entrusting her with a special pen.

Fifty years ago, Alice made a pact with her friend and rival, Barbeloth, resulting in Alice taking possession of her diary, and later leaving it in Klee's care.[13]

At some point in time, Alice met Kleiner, another renowned adventurer, during her travels.[6] They had Klee, and decided to stay in Mondstadt for a while to raise her. Around this time, Albedo sought her out at Rhinedottir's behest, leading Alice to take the boy in and insist on treating each other as a "real family,"[19] further insisting that Albedo refer to her as "mother." Alice also imparted Barbara with the "Idol Magazine," inspiring the young deaconess to become an "idol" for Alice's "Teyvat Idols!" group, although the group never came to fruition due to recruitment troubles.[20][21]

Alice also met Dori at some point and became her first supplier. Dori always speaks highly of her and is surprisingly generous when it comes to sending Mora back to her.[22][23] On the other hand, Alice also values Dori highly, such as when she narrated Dori's Collected Miscellany, and one of her self-proclaimed titles is "Supplier to the Renowned Lord Sangemah Bay."[9][24]

Sometime after Crepus died four years before the game's start, Klee noticed Diluc's disappearance, which prompted Alice to look into the matter. After finding out about Crepus' passing, Alice sent Diluc a lengthy letter to express her condolences and give him words of encouragement.[25] Three years before the game's start, Alice and Kleiner went to travel "somewhere dangerous and far away," and entrusted Klee to Albedo and the Knights of Favonius.[26][27]

Alice began writing the Teyvat Travel Guide in the recent past, documenting notable areas and features in her travels, although its highly personal and subjective writing style makes the work read more like her personal diary rather than an actual travel guide. The Mondstadt and Liyue editions began circulating some time ago, as Jifang of the Wanwen Bookhouse claims the Liyue edition has been out-of-print for some time due to its unpopularity.[28]

The Mondstadt edition was likely written shortly after Alice's arrival in Mondstadt, before raising Klee. During that time, she observed Amber's Baron Bunny and was inspired to build an explosive doll, which eventually became known as Dodoco. She also became known for performing aerobatic stunts after launching herself with an Anemo Slime, only to receive a Gliding Violation from Jean.[29][30]

While writing the Liyue edition, Alice became acquainted with Zhongli, whom she described as "the sternest person" she knows. She also cured Echo of his stutter, but the potion's side-effects cause him to be compelled to perfectly imitate those around him, which he is still afflicted by to this day.[17][31]

While the Inazuma edition was first published during the Irodori Festival, its contents set Alice's experiences as occurring shortly before the outbreak of war a year ago. She attempted to recruit Kamisato Ayaka for "Teyvat Idols!" only to be rebuffed at least six times, and befriended Yoimiya.[20]

Present Day

Shortly before the events of Version 1.6, Alice found the Golden Apple Archipelago and thought of Klee. As a gift to her and to the people who were taking care of her, she decided to dress-up the islands, leaving behind various gadgets and games to turn it into a "summer park" for everyone to enjoy. In order to get everyone to come, she concocted a plan of leaving behind threatening letters, encouraging them to go to the island to deal with a fictional enemy called "Dodo-King." However, once the last puzzle was dealt with, the truth was revealed through one of Alice's inventions, which she calls the "Alice Phonograph." She explained herself and the island and that she was already exploring another area in Teyvat.[12]

Sometime later, Alice returned to Mondstadt to visit Klee. During the trip, she ran into Venti and gave him a Dodocommunication Device to give to a friend of his, which he would give to the Traveler. She then took Klee on vacation.

During the Windblume Festival of Version 3.5, Alice responded to the lantern on the Hexenzirkel's Island in the Sky, which was discovered after an investigation by the Traveler and co. when Collei found an old letter the Hexenzirkel had sent to N.

Shortly before the events of Version 3.8, Alice had asked her friend Idyia to orchestrate a summer trip to the Veluriyam Mirage for Klee. Alice sent a letter about the trip to the Knights of Favonius Headquarters along with a magic invite that would teleport Klee and her companions to wherever they desired to go.

During the events of Version 4.8, Alice sends a strange book to the Traveler and Paimon, which transports them inside the world of Simulanka. She later speaks directly to the Traveler and their companions, albeit through a "talking street lamp," to answer their questions about Simulanka.[32]

When Mondstadt was under attack by Durin's lingering influence, Albedo requested a Tripartite Conference with the Hexenzirkel, which Alice answered. When Albedo requested two alchemical reagents — the flesh of an immortal monster from the Mare Jivari and some of Rhinedottir's embryo, Alice realized that Albedo was intending to create life. She agreed to the request as long as he and a partner could complete the trial she had set up, dragging Barbeloth with her for the second half. Albedo and the Traveler successfully completed the trial, and Alice gave him the reagents per their request.[33]

Alice finally appeared in person before the Traveler during the events of Archon Quest Ripples That Will Never Reach in Song of the Welkin Moon: Act V - A Nocturne of the Far North. She was forced to arrive in-person due to a disturbance in Teyvat's borders, which had begun to appear at the ruins of Hyperborea, which she attributed to the three Moon Marrows existing on Teyvat. She helped the group locate and restore Columbina before parking in the Moon-Prayer Night festival. She was forced to leave after a short time, as another disturbance occurred at the borders, which was intended by Dottore to distract her. When they realized that Dottore had been behind the disturbances, Durin remarked that both Alice and Nicole were angered by his role and asked both Durin and Albedo to help the Traveler in stopping him.[34]

Later recalling Andersdotter's request, Alice telepathically communicated to the Traveler and asked them to meet with Durin at Starsand Shoal. There, she gave them a magical book and ink, explaining that it was Andersdotter's final wish to have it completed. While filling the story out, Durin began to experience side effects of becoming forgotten, but with the help of his friends, was able to defy his original's fate and create a new one for himself. This was planned by Alice as part of the Hexenzirkel's plan to help Durin, as her magic, along with Rhinedottir's alchemy and Barbeloth's astrology, were instrumental to sever Durin from the original, and she admitted to the Traveler that she would have gotten involved on a greater level were it not for them. Alice later bid farewell to a manifestation of Andersdotter before giving the Traveler a normal copy of the book as a reward for their efforts.[35]

Character Mentions

Character Stories

CharacterStories
As "An erstwhile rival-friend":

Character Voice-Overs

CharacterVoice-Overs
  • About Anauralia 
    (‍Traveler‍): I heard Aunt Alice tell a very scary and painful story.
    (‍Traveler‍): Fair warning, Paimon. You should steel yourself before deciding whether or not you want to listen. Personally, I'd advise against it.
    Paimon: What could possibly be that scary!? Paimon doesn't wanna hear it!
    Paimon: ...Urgh, but on the other hand, Paimon's curiosity is killing her... Y—Y'know what? Let's hear it!
    (‍Traveler‍): See? Everyone's like that. The more you warn someone, the more curious they get.
    (‍Traveler‍): The more you tell them not to think of something, the more they obsess over it.
    (‍Traveler‍): This is precisely the principle Alice wanted to use to play a prank on Nicole.
    Paimon: Huh? Why would she do that?
    (‍Traveler‍): It seems like Nicole was quite the chatterbox back in the day. Why, she could almost talk your head off.
    (‍Traveler‍): Aunt Alice wanted to hear what a scream from her might sound like, and how far an unconscious "voice" like hers might reach...
    Paimon: Sorry, what kinda weird motive is that!?
    (‍Traveler‍): And so, she said to Nicole...
    Paimon: Yeah?
    (‍Traveler‍): Seriously, Paimon. Last chance to save yourself...
    Paimon: Keep going! Paimon can take it.
    (‍Traveler‍): She said, "Whatever you do, do not think about having a toothpick wedged between your toenail and toe when you stub it!"
    Paimon: Aaaaaah!
    (‍Traveler‍): Nicole was stunned for a moment, and then she reacted much the same way you did.
    (‍Traveler‍): Every living being within a 100-meter radius, Alice included, suffered from anauralia for the next few days.

Mails

SenderMails

Gallery

Genius Invokation TCG

Main article: Genius Invokation TCG

Paimon's Paintings

Main article: Paimon's Paintings

Special Program Chibis

Videos

Comments

Trivia

  • Alice is aware of an otherworldly outlander who was in Teyvat centuries before Aloy's theoretical arrival in Teyvat.[9] As Aloy is a collaboration character and has not been integrated into any of Genshin Impact's story, it is unclear when Aloy's theoretical arrival in Teyvat would occur. Klee is shown in Aloy's Collected Miscellany outside of Aloy's gameplay showcase, but Alice and Klee are of a race "blessed with longevity," making it possible that Klee ages slowly. The outlander Alice is referring to may therefore be:
    • The Traveler. Although the Traveler came to Teyvat with their sibling, the sibling is revealed to seemingly not share at least some of the Traveler's otherworldly properties.[36]
    • The Traveler's sibling. Although the sibling came to Teyvat with the Traveler, it is suggested that the sibling has more knowledge about the meaning of their arrival in Teyvat. The sibling's first destination after arriving in Teyvat was Khaenri'ah, which may also have something to do with their lack of otherworldly properties, and they came to Teyvat specifically because "the heavens responded to the summoning."[37] It is therefore possible that the sibling garnered more attention as an otherwordly outlander than the Traveler did.
    • Another otherworldly outlander.
  • Alice is familiar with Earth culture, introducing idol culture to Barbara via a magazine and having previously made statements about the Rubicon, with the implied context of the real-life phrase "crossing the Rubicon."[38]
    • While the Wings of Feasting were developed as part of a collaboration between miHoYo and KFC, and its description is narrated by Alice, the explanation for the Wings' appearance claims they originally had a blue-and-white color scheme which Alice later modified to be red-and-white to fit her family's tastes, rather than innately having KFC's red and white brand colors.
    • In The Little Witch and the Undying Fire, Alice makes a reference to Murphy's law.
  • Alice seems or is Implied to be aware that she is a character in a video game. When she is first introduced in person in Archon Quest Ripples That Will Never Reach in Song of the Welkin Moon: Act V - A Nocturne of the Far North, she demonstrates awareness of the game's "camera," looking directly into it and even reaching out with her hand to adjust it. She then flourishes her hand to change the "???" title in the dialogue panel to her name. She also jokingly refers to herself as the "final boss" of Nod-Krai, and at another time mentions her presence there as a "side quest."
    • The introductory title she conjures in her hand also seems at first to be a case of breaking the fourth wall. However, when the same title effect appears to introduce Nicole, she explains that it's a self-introduction spell Alice has placed on all members of the Hexenzirkel, making clear that the title effect is visible in-universe to the other characters and is not just for the benefit of the player.
  • Alice and her daughter, Klee, are of a race blessed with longevity[12] and have pointed, elf-like ears. However, the name of their race and whether or not Teyvat has a name for their race is currently unknown.
    • During The Final Riddle: A Secret Uncovered, the Chinese equivalent for Kaeya's comment about how Alice and Klee are "kindred spirits, both wild and free" is 母女俩都是自由自在的精灵 "The mother and daughter both are free and unfettered jīnglíng." 精灵 jīnglíng primarily refers to supernatural entities in a broad sense, such as elves, spirits, and fairies.[39]
      • In the field of European legends and fantasy, 精灵 jīnglíng mainly refers to elves,[40][41] 灵 líng to spirits,[40] and xiǎoxiānzi (小仙子) to fairies.[40] That said, jīnglíng has previously been used to describe Barbatos before he became Archon, and Paimon. For Barbatos, it was translated as both "elf"[42] and "spirit."[43] For Paimon, it was translated as "elf."[44] In addition, it is used as a part of the Chinese name for the Oceanids (纯水精灵 chúnshuǐ-jīnglíng, "Pure Water Elemental"). Given that none of them bear much resemblance to Klee nor to the typical depiction of an elf, translating the term jīnglíng becomes complicated.
    • The Japanese version unambiguously uses the term エルフ Erufu, "(European) elves" in its equivalent sentence; meanwhile, the Korean version phrases the above expression as "정말 자유로운 영혼을 가진," which roughly means "having truly free souls."
  • Albedo calls Alice "Aunt,"[12] although not in the familial sense of the word. In Chinese, he addresses her as 阿姨 āyí, a term which literally means "aunt" but is also used as an honorific for older women who have no blood relation to the speaker.
  • Alice is implied to have written Vol. 1 of The Little Witch and the Undying Fire.
  • Alice is mentioned in the descriptions of the following 10 Furnishings:

Aliases and Titles

Etymology

  • Alice is a French and German name meaning "noble"/"nobility".
  • In the Chinese and Japanese versions, the Narukami-style rendering (Japanese-inspired name) of Eris, a historical figure in Enkanomiya, is recorded by the Chinese characters 有栖 Arisu.[46] Historically, they were used as a part of the family name Arisugawa-no-Miya, a branch of the Imperial Family of Japan; meanwhile, in popular culture, they are commonly used as a kanji transcription of the English name Alice. However, there has not any other connection made between Eris (Arisu/Alice) and the adventurer Alice.
    • Eris is probably named after the goddess of the same name in the Greek mythology (meaning "Strife"), known for having tossed the Golden Apple of Discord into the feast of gods, which eventually caused the Trojan War. During Midsummer Island Adventure, Alice dubs the Haar Islands the "Golden Apple Archipelago," which is what the archipelago is known by in-game.

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Contains personal comments from Alice on featured characters
  2. ↑ Contains comments from Alice on featured gameplay mechanics

Other Languages

Alice

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishAlice
Chinese
(Simplified)		艾莉丝
Àilìsī
Chinese
(Traditional)		艾莉絲
Àilìsī
Japaneseアリス
Arisu
Korean앨리스
Aelliseu
SpanishAlice
FrenchAlice
RussianАлиса
Alisa
ThaiAlice
VietnameseAlice
GermanAlice
IndonesianAlice
PortugueseAlice
TurkishAlice
ItalianAlice

Merry-Witch

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishMerry-Witch—
Chinese
(Simplified)		快乐女巫
Kuàilè Nǚwū		Happy Witch
Chinese
(Traditional)		快樂女巫
Kuàilè Nǚwū
Japanese愉快な魔法使い
Yukai-na Mahoutsukai		Cheerful Witch
Korean기쁨의 마녀
Gippeum-ui Ma'nyeo		Witch of Joy
SpanishBruja alegreHappy Witch
FrenchSorcière joyeuseHappy Witch
RussianВесёлая ведьма
Vesyolaya ved'ma
Thaiแม่มดแสนสุข
VietnamesePhù Thủy Vui Vẻ
GermanHexe der FreudeWitch of Joy
IndonesianPenyihir Kebahagiaan
PortugueseBruxa Feliz
TurkishNeşeli Cadı
ItalianStrega allegra

Change History

Introduced in Version 1.0 • Released in Version 1.6
Version "Luna III"

Version 5.7

Version 5.6

Version 1.6

Version 1.0

  • Alice was introduced.

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 YouTube: Story Teaser: The Mages' Tea Party (Video Description)
  2. ↑ Bilibili: CN VA Announcement (By CN Voice Director Bo Peng)
  3. ↑ Twitter: JP VA Announcement
  4. ↑ YouTube: 스토리 PV-「마녀들의 티타임」 (Video Description)
  5. ↑ Event Homeward, He Who Caught the Wind Quest, Prologue?: Act I, Part 1: Homeward, He Who Caught the Wind
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Klee's Voice-Over: About the Parents
  7. ↑ Imaginarium Theater Fortune Slip: To be honest, we weren't the most familiar of people in the organization Alice founded.
  8. ↑ World Quest, The Chasm Delvers: The Heavenly Stone's Debris
  9. ↑ 9.00 9.01 9.02 9.03 9.04 9.05 9.06 9.07 9.08 9.09 9.10 YouTube: Collected Miscellany - "Aloy: Mystical Glow of Frost"
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Skirk's Voice-Over: About Alice: Promise
  11. ↑ Anecdote: Skirk: Daily Essentials
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 Event Midsummer Island Adventure Quest: Part IV: The Final Riddle: A Secret Uncovered
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 Story Quest, Mona, Astrolabos Chapter: Act I - Beyond This World's Stars, Part 3: A Bewildering Fate
  14. ↑ Story Quest, Durin, Draco Rubedo Chapter: Act I - The Magic Known as Storytelling, Part 1: A Mother's Last Wish
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 Book: Teyvat Travel Guide, Vol. 1 - Mondstadt
  16. ↑ Klee's Character Story: "Dodoco"
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 Book: Teyvat Travel Guide, Vol. 2 - Liyue
  18. ↑ Event Summertime Odyssey Quest: I - The Golden Apple Vacation Returns!, Part 1: The Golden Apple Vacation Returns!
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 Albedo's Character Story: Character Story 2
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 Book: Teyvat Travel Guide, Vol. 3 - Inazuma
  21. ↑ Barbara's Character Story: Alice's Idol Magazine
  22. ↑ Dori's Character Story: Character Story 5
  23. ↑ Dori's Voice-Over: About Alice
  24. ↑ YouTube: Collected Miscellany - "Dori: Business Is Booming"
  25. ↑ Event Hidden Strife World Quest: All's Well That Ends Well (A Tidily Written Letter)
  26. ↑ Klee's Character Story: Character Story 1
  27. ↑ Klee's Character Story: Character Story 5
  28. ↑ Story Quest, Xingqiu, Fabulae Textile Chapter: Act I - Bookworm Swordsman, Part 1: Justice, for Books' Sake
  29. ↑ Story Quest, Amber, Lepus Chapter: Act I - Wind, Courage, and Wings, Part 1: Glide With the Wind
  30. ↑ Item: Gliding Instruction Manual
  31. ↑ NPC Dialogue: Xinghuo
  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 Event Summertide Scales and Tales Quest: Page III, Part 3: Until the End of the World
  33. ↑ Archon Quest, Interlude Chapter, Act IV - Paralogism, Part 3: The Gardener
  34. ↑ Archon Quest, Song of the Welkin Moon, Act VI - Melting Moonlight in the Morning Mist, Part 3: Return to the Moon
  35. ↑ Story Quest Act, Durin, Draco Rubedo Chapter: Act I: The Magic Known as Storytelling
  36. ↑ Archon Quest, Chapter III, Act V - Akasha Pulses, the Kalpa Flame Rises, Part 5: A Toast to Victory
  37. ↑ Archon Quest, Interlude Chapter, Act III - Inversion of Genesis, Part 1: The Night-Bird Falls at the Curtain's Call
  38. ↑ World Quest, The Chasm Delvers: Chasm Spelunkers
  39. ↑ MDBG Word Dictionary: 精灵
  40. ↑ 40.0 40.1 40.2 Wikitionary: 精靈
  41. ↑ Chinese Wikipedia: 精靈《维基百科》
  42. ↑ Weapon Lore: Amos' Bow
  43. ↑ Book: Biography of Gunnhildr
    English: "[...] a spirit from the midst of the myriad winds [...]"
    Chinese: 千风之中的精灵 "A     jīnglíng amidst the thousand winds"
  44. ↑ NPC Dialogue, before completing Wangshu: Verr Goldet
  45. ↑ Varka's Voice-Over: About Alice
  46. ↑ Book: The Byakuyakoku Collection, Vol. 5 - In the Light, Beneath the Shadow