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Nabiya

Last updated 2025-11-24

Nabiya is an open-world NPC located in Sumeru City, Sumeru.

Location

Profile

(To be added.)

Appearance

(To be added.)

Quests and Events

Archon Quests

Idle Quotes

Icon Dialogue Idle Harut... Marut...
Media:VO Nabiya 01.ogg "Harut, Marut, you must resist the power of temptation."
During Chromatic Ode of Candies and Roses
Icon Dialogue Idle No candy...
Media:VO Nabiya Chromatic Ode of Candies and Roses 01.ogg "Harut, Marut, no candy, okay? You have to resist the temptation."

Thoughts

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

Media:VO Nabiya All Schemes to Know 01.ogg Nabiya: (Kitty bo-bitty... hehe...)

Dialogue

Nabiya: Temptation triggers love, but too much love triggers disaster...
Nabiya: Luckily, they don't care too much for you.
Icon Dialogue Talk White Who are "they"...?
Nabiya: Harut and Marut. They're the shadows of nimble demons, free and unfettered creatures...
Nabiya: ...They're also my cats.
Icon Dialogue Talk White Then "temptation" and "love" are...?
Nabiya: Cats are curious creatures. They have many strengths, but curiosity is not one of them.
Nabiya: Their curiosity and penchant strand fish on the shore and trap birds on the ground...
Nabiya: That means disaster for the fish and birds, no?
Icon Dialogue Talk White That's a shame.
Nabiya: Perhaps, perhaps not.

Event Dialogue

Chromatic Ode of Candies and Roses

Nabiya: Sweetness is the most terrifying temptation. You must know how to enjoy happiness, yet not lose yourself in it.
Nabiya: It's like how eating too many Candied Ajilenakh Nuts can give you cavities. Too much sweetness is suffering.
Nabiya: See, even Harut and Marut understand this truth.
Nabiya: You definitely look like a most fortunate person, but they don't seem to be clinging to you, now do they?

Trivia

Etymology

  • Nabiyya (Arabic: نَبِيَّة) is the feminine form of the Arabic word nabī (Arabic: نبي nabiyy), meaning "prophet."
    • Nabiya the fortune-teller having cats named Harut and Marut is likely a reference to Harut and Marut (Arabic: هَارُوْت وَمَارُوْت Hārūt wa-Mārūt), a pair of angels mentioned in the Quran who teach the arts of sorcery (siḥr) in Babylon.

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishNabiya
Chinese
(Simplified)
娜比雅
Nàbǐyǎ
Chinese
(Traditional)
娜比雅
Nàbǐyǎ
Japaneseナビヤ
Nabiya
Korean나비야
Nabiya
SpanishNabiya
FrenchNabiya
RussianНабия
Nabiya
ThaiNabiya
VietnameseNabiya
GermanNabiya
IndonesianNabiya
PortugueseNabiya
TurkishNabiya
ItalianNabiya

Change History

References

  1. Marissa Lenti: EN VA's Resume (Archived)