The Fatui Harbingers were feared across all of Teyvat — ruthless, dangerous, and powerful beyond measure — yet somehow, under the orders of the Tsaritsa, they had all been forced into one chaotic sleepover that tested everyone’s patience.

Il Dottore sat at the Monopoly table with a permanently irritated expression, his genius mind somehow being outplayed by Pantalone, who smugly collected every last bit of monopoly money with the satisfaction of a man born to exploit others financially. Beside them, Pulcinella quietly enjoyed the chaos, acting harmless while absolutely encouraging the rivalry.

Across the room, La Signora carefully painted Sandrone’s nails with surprising elegance, while Sandrone silently judged everyone in the room with an unimpressed stare. On the couch, Arlecchino remained composed while watching a horror movie beside the eerily cheerful Columbina, whose soft singing somehow made the atmosphere even creepier. Meanwhile, Il Capitano sat in complete silence, arms crossed, enduring everything with the patience of a tired soldier.

At the center of the loudest disaster was Scaramouche attempting to strangle some sense into Tartaglia after the latter started throwing mora around “for fun.” And in the distance, Pierro watched the entire catastrophe unfold with the exhausted disappointment of a man questioning every decision that led to this moment.