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i call it evolution (old design below)

So! My new genshin sona – Ninharappa!! Pyro spearwoman from Sumeru😋

She lives in forest commune with other females (mostly females okay). Breast is not something vulgar or shameful or s.xualized here but people from the commune know that their opinion is different from other world's opinion. So they need to wear outerwear when they are in civil society😪 while inside the commune they prefer to take off the outerwear and have fun in their natural-looking way. Like, she's wearing this coat. (tbh i really would like to live with people who see female's breast as a common part of human body that don't need to be covered up or that don't seem "sexy"... nah..)

What about Ninharappa's hobby? She's a potter!!

thinking about my g*nshin sona

(my last visit to this game was in august 2022 im no longer anime i swear) (previous gensh*t sona has lost the vibe that's the deal)

quite happy (kaeya x oc)

♡ fandom: genshin impact ♡ type: oneshot ♡ content: alcohol, nsfw implied, canon x oc, friends to lovers, ex-lovers, the one that got away ♡ words: 1k ♡ art: in-game screenshot by julia, ieneko13

♡ oc details (optional):

name: kara remborne

vision: pyro

weapon: catalyst (book)

occupation: field medic & researcher → medical advisor to the knights of favonius

region: mondstadt

appearance: Kara has dark blue hair in a waist-length long french braid. Her eyes are a deep violet. She wears navy overalls with tactical pockets and a long-sleeved black blouse beneath. She wears leather boots ready for combat or critical care. She is sometimes seen wearing a long, white medical coat with healers’ symbols on the sleeves. She carries an orange crossbody bag with similar symbols embroidered on the front. She wears a necklace under her shirt with a ring of charms attached.

 ♡ quite happy:

        Kara had started making specialty drinks for Angelshare on Tuesday nights. She’d moved back to Mondstadt and spent most of her time arranging her furniture in the apartment above Lisa’s. If she wasn’t settling in, she was reading on her balcony or having preparatory meetings with Jean.

        Grand Master Jean had recently appointed Kara as her medical advisor. Years ago, Kara had been a Knight. That was before she went off to Sumeru with Lisa, her childhood friend, to study.

        Kara had studied field medicine and honed her pyro vision. She did groundbreaking research. She created pyro-infused potions that became long-term solutions for trauma survivors. She pioneered sutures that saved hundreds of lives and limbs on the battlefield.

        After her last few years of horrific injuries and tragic deaths, she liked mixing drinks. She appreciated the simplicity of drunkards like Nimrod. She liked to talk to Charles, another one of the bartenders, about the weather in the evenings.

        She had accepted the gig as a favor to Diluc. She owed him a few from years ago, but she considered it a favor to her as well. She liked that her workplace tonight wasn’t stained with blood.

        “I’m headed out to clean the tables,” Charles said.

        “Okay,” Kara said, not paying much mind. She reached up onto one of the higher shelves to put back a skinny green bottle of elixir.

        On Tuesdays, it was usually the regulars at the tavern. She had come to learn this even in the few weeks she had been here.

        She’d also learned that she could take a breath here. With her impending stress as the new medical advisor for the city, she welcomed a few sips on the tavern's dime.

        She snuck a sip from her concoction behind the bar. She took a small glass vial from her bag, tipping it bottom up into her glass. It was a shot of her own creation, one that helped with hangovers too. As she went in for a second sip, she heard the movement of a chair as a patron sat down at the counter.

        “What can I get you?” she asked, swallowing it and feeling the warmth settle into her chest.

        “What do you recommend these days? I trust you haven’t come all the way from Sumeru to not impress your patrons.”

        The familiar, forever-taunting voice made the fire in Kara’s chest turn cold.

        “Yes,” she said. Her tone was still as she grasped who was sitting in front of her. “I do hope I can impress you.”

        “Well, that depends. Are you free to take a hike to Starsnatch Cliff?” Kaeya asked.

        Kara felt her face turn red. She remembered being teenagers again, new recruits together. Those days, they would dream up elaborate dares for each other.

        They always had a case of Kara’s beginner potions and Kaeya's flask in hand. They would get into trouble all night long and be at training in the morning.

        They had made it to a bed of flowers on Starsnatch Cliff once, the summer before they never saw each other again. Kaeya brought strong tavern wine. Kara brought her latest experimental enchanted berries. Their friendship changed forever that night.

        “When hell freezes over, Kaeya,” she said, as calm as she could. She hardly stifled her embarrassment.

        She knew how much he lived to get a reaction from people. Once upon a time, she had a foot in front of him in that race.

        “I’m sure with your help, I could make that happen,” he said with a smile.

        “Right,” Kara said. She reached up onto her tiptoes to grab a goblet from one of the higher shelves in the glassware cabinet.

        “You haven’t grown much,” Kaeya said with a laugh. She could tell from the sing-song of his laugh that he’d been drinking too. “Would you like some help?”

        “That’s okay,” Kara said. She set the goblet on the counter in front of him. “I don’t think Master Diluc would like you behind the bar.”

        Kaeya scoffed, not bothering to hide the roll of his eyes.

        “Master?” he drew out. “Fancy that. You’re keen on him again.”

        Kara all but laughed in his face.

        “Again,” she repeated. “That was over a decade ago. Besides, Master Diluc is my boss now. I don’t think that would be appropriate.”

        “Huh. You must’ve had a change of heart since I’ve spoken to you last,” Kaeya said, making sure to meet her eyes. “I didn’t know it bothered you to fraternize with your coworkers.”

        Kara bit her lip down. Whether to keep herself from giggling or snapping at him, she didn’t know. She figured it was the wine-mix she’d been drinking that made her end up with a smile.

        “What am I making you?” she asked. She slid the goblet down to the other end of the bar. She had tall shot glasses already filled with her homemade specialty drinks.

        “Quite happy,” Kaeya said. His smile looked a little dizzy.

        “Sure,” Kara quipped. “I can make you a ‘Quite Happy’.”

        A few pours and shakes later, Kara’s new bestselling drink was born. It tasted snappy, and the aftertaste was sweet. Indigo glitter danced around in the stillest of glasses.

        When Kaeya brought the cup to his mouth for the first time, Kara felt the warmth in her chest again. It matched his eyes just right.