La Signora

As the Eighth of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers, Signora possessed great power, both in combat and in diplomatic relations.

Signora wielded a Cryo Delusion, and could also use fire-based powers.

Additional Titles:

• The Eighth of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers

• Crimson Witch of Embers

• Crimson Witch of Flame

Regions:

• Snezhnaya

• Mondstadt

• Sumeru

Locations:

• Mondstadt

• Liyue

• Inazuma

Affiliations:

• Fatui

• Eleven Fatui Harbingers

• Sumeru Akademiya

Cause of Death: Executed by Raiden Shogun in Duel Before the Throne

Voice Actors

Chinese: Ziyin (子音)

Japanese: Shouji Yui (庄子裕衣

Signora was a tall woman with pale skin, platinum-blonde hair, and light gray eyes. Some of her hair was tied into two rose-shaped buns at the back of her head. She wore a black earring on her left ear and a black mask that covered her right eye. She was seen with what appears to be a Catalyst hovering behind her right shoulder, which presumably was her Cryo Delusion.

Life Before the Fatui

Her origins are unknown, but she lived in Mondstadt roughly 500 years ago. As a maiden, she loved to sing and eventually fell in mutual love with Rostam. She was accepted into Sumeru Akademiya and shortly before she left for her studies, Rostam gave her a special hydro-timepiece to keep track of the amount of time she would be away. She was likely an apprentice studying Pyro magic there, though what means she used to harness Pyro is unknown.

The cataclysm struck while she was in Sumeru. When she returned, she learned that Rostam had died in battle against the monsters. In her grief and rage, she decided to use "her life's flame" to cleanse "the world's crookedness,"becoming the Crimson Witch of Flame. She was rumored to have abandoned her mortal body and instead let liquid fire flow through herself with an art that is now lost to history, burning her own face and scarring her body in the process. Although she only burned monsters and demons, she became feared by the people.

Recruitment into the Fatui

Before she could be fully devoured by her own flames, Pierro found her and decided to make her an ally. She was given a Cryo Delusion to suppress her flames and became known as La Signora, the Eighth of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers. In the process, she willingly cast aside and forgot her past, possibly with the help of her Delusion.

Although Signora was incredibly prideful and disliked by some of her colleagues, others show a more neutral or positive attitude towards her. Columbina states that Signora taught her how to express gratitude to others, Arlecchino states that she quickly dropped her attitude when spending time with the children of House of the Hearth and she appeared to be capable of making Sandrone laugh.

In-Game

Signora presumably arrived in Mondstadt before the Traveler's arrival; her subordinates, such as Viktor, were placed in various parts of the city and most of them resided in the Goth Grand Hotel, which was rented out by her fellow Harbinger Pantalone. Based on the dialogue of the Fatui Pyro Agent guarding the Holy Lyre der Himmel, she ordered her subordinates to steal it.

Signora makes her first in-person appearance at the end of Act III of the Prologue, after the party successfully restored Dvalin, thwarted the Abyss Order's plans, and returned the Holy Lyre der Himmel. Although Jean believed the Fatui's plans to take Barbatos' power and harm those close to him had been thwarted, this turns out to be far from the truth. Signora was aiming to draw out Barbatos himself, and with his return in the form of Venti, she could now achieve her true objective: taking the Anemo Archon's Gnosis. To that end, she ambushed him and the Traveler outside the Mondstadt Cathedral with her subordinates, overpowering Venti, who was holding back to prevent collateral damage to the city, with her Cryo Delusion's powers and letting her subordinates keep the Traveler pinned down. With her objective complete, Signora then departed with her subordinates and left both Venti and the Traveler unconscious, making sure to leave no evidence behind for the Knights of Favonius to conduct a serious investigation on.

At the end of Chapter I, Signora turns out to be the liaison between Zhongli, the Geo Archon Morax, and the Tsaritsa. Tartaglia had been dispatched to Liyue with the impression that he was to defeat Morax and take the Gnosis; however, it was actually part of Zhongli's plan to have Tartaglia cause chaos in Liyue and test the Liyue people and adepti's ability to protect Liyue without his power. Satisfied with the proceedings, Zhongli handed over his Gnosis to Signora as per his contract with the Tsaritsa. With the Gnosis in her possession, she swiftly left alone for Snezhnaya after Tartaglia refused to join her.

When the Traveler arrived in Inazuma, they found themselves stuck in Ritou like many other outlanders until they made contact with Hiiragi Chisato. She revealed that her father and head of the Kanjou Commission, Hiiragi Shinsuke, plotted with an unidentified "arrogant-sounding woman" to keep the Traveler stalled on Ritou. This woman turns out to be Signora, who had arrived at Inazuma with the intent of furthering their Delusion Factory's productions, a job she later handed over to Scaramouche, and obtaining the Raiden Shogun's Gnosis.

The Traveler encountered Signora for a third time within Tenshukaku after following Kujou Sara's rampage, only to find Sara lying defeated at Signora's feet. When the Traveler confronted Signora, the woman flaunts her status as a Snezhnayan diplomat and plays ignorant to all of the Fatui's plots on Inazuma, including the Vision Hunt Decree and the distribution of Delusions to members of the Watatsumi Army, or otherwise dismisses the suffering that the Fatui caused both on Inazuma and in the previous two nations that they had encountered each other in. When Signora suggests that the Traveler could incite the Raiden Shogun's wrath for barging into Tenshukaku, the Traveler challenges Signora to a duel before the throne, which the Raiden Shogun approves. Confident in her ability to defeat the Traveler, Signora accepts.

During the duel, Signora finds her Cryo Delusion too inhibiting and deactivates it, transforming into the Crimson Witch of Embers. Despite this, she loses the duel, returns to her normal appearance, and falls to her knees, considerably weakened from the fight. As per the rules of the duel, the defeated is formally executed by the Raiden Shogun's Musou no Hitotachi. In the face of her impending doom, Signora loses her cool and flies into hysterics before making a final lunge at the Raiden Shogun, only to be sliced by the Shogun's blade. Signora's body dissolves into ashes, which leaves the Traveler and Paimon greatly shaken.

It later turns out that Signora's search for the Gnosis was in vain; Yae Miko reveals that Ei had given her the Gnosis centuries ago, after completing the Shogun and before entering the Plane of Euthymia. By the time Signora met the Shogun and dueled the Traveler, Miko had already exchanged the Gnosis for the Traveler's life, which had been at Scaramouche's mercy. Scaramouche, having obtained the "heart" he had long yearned for, abandoned the Fatui to pursue his own goals.

Signora's death shocked many Fatui, who expressed surprise at her demise. Some of her subordinates in Inazuma remained to exact revenge on the Shogunate, while ones in other nations were recalled to Snezhnaya to await news on who their new commanding Harbinger would be. Meanwhile, some other branches in the Fatui saw Signora's vacancy as an opportunity to promote other Harbingers' agendas, such as with Efim Snezhevich's plan to build Arlecchino's prestige by sabotaging the peace talks between the Shogunate and the Watatsumi forces. In Snezhnaya, the remaining Harbingers arranged her burial and remarked about her demise, with Pulcinella decreeing that the Fatui halt their work for half a day to mourn her passing.

Signora

Simplified Chinese: 席诺拉 (Xínuòlā)

Traditional Chinese: 席諾拉 (Xínuòlā)

Japanese: シニョーラ (Shinyoora)

Korean: 시뇨라 (Sinyora)

Russian: Синьора (Sin'ora)

Thai: Signora

Spanish: Signora

French: Signora

German: La Signora

Portuguese: Signora

Italian: Signora

Vietnamese: Signora

Indonesian: Signora

Turkish: Sinyora

The Fair Lady

Chinese: 女士 (Nǚshì) - Lady

Japanese: 淑女 (Shukujo) - Lady

Korean: 숙녀 (Sungnyeo) - Lady

Russian: Прекрасная леди]/ Дама Prekrasnaya ledi/ Dama - Beautiful Lady / Lady

Thai: The Fair Lady

Spanish: La Dama - The Lady

French: Demoiselle - Damsel

German: Dame - Lady

Portuguese: Dama - Lady

Italian: La Gentildonna - The Gentlewoman

Vietnamese: The Fair Lady

Indonesian: The Fair Lady

Turkish: Güzel Hanımefendi - Beautiful Lady

Rosalyne-Kruzchka Lohefalter

Simplified Chinese: 罗莎琳・克鲁兹希卡・洛厄法特 (Luóshālín Kèlǔzīxīkǎ Luò'èfǎtè)

Traditional Chinese: 蘿莎琳・克魯茲希卡・洛厄法特 (Luóshālín Kèlǔzīxīkǎ Luò'èfǎtè)

Japanese: ロザリン・クルーズチカ・ローエファルタ (Rozarin Kuruuzuchika Rooefaruta)

Korean: 로잘린 크루즈카 로헤팔터 (Rojallin Keurujeuka Rohepalteo)

Russian: Розалина-Кручка Лоефальтер

(Rozalina-Kruchka Loyefal'ter)

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Spanish: Rosalyne-Kruzchka Lohefalter

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German: Rosalyne-Kruzchka Lohefalter

Portuguese: Rosalyne-Kruzchka Lohefalter

Italian: Rosalyne-Kruzchka Lohefalter

Vietnamese: Rosalyne-Kruzchka Lohefalter

Indonesian: Rosalyne-Kruzchka Lohefalter

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