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Navia Caspar is a supporting and playable character from the 2020 video game Genshin Impact. She is the second president of Spina di Rosula along her two body guards Melus and Silver to defend innocent people.
She is voiced by Brenna Larsen in English, Aki Toyosaki in Japanese, Xiaogan in Chinese (who also voiced Sucrose in the same game), and Jeong Hae-eun in Korean. Aki also voiced Kazari Uiharu in A Certain Magical Index, Yunyun in Konosuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World!, Kofuku in Noragami, and Lavenza in Persona 5.
Appearance
Navia is a fair skinned young woman with long curled blonde hair, blue eyes, and makeup with eyeshadow and blue nail polish. She wears a black, white, and yellow outfit with a black hat with flowers and detached sleeveless with a Geo vision on the left arm and long boots. Her parasol is yellow and black matching her dress. In Simulanka, she wears a crown to play the "King of Metropole" instead of her signature hat.
Biography
Early life
Navia is the daughter to former Spina de Rosula head Callas Caspar and his wife Clementine. During her youth, she was a very mischievous girl. This was because after her mother Clementine died from complications during Navia’s birth, Callas was left in a catatonic state leading to him becoming more of a neglectful parent who hid lots of secrets from Navia, and his pride would get the better of him, leading to Navia getting a lot of undeserved shade and being involved in arguments involving Spina de Rosula where she was entirely uninvolved in. As he became engrossed with the Spina’s footwork, he left Navia with the hopes that she would become independent, not speaking of his own struggles like his terminal illness that will kill him in five years and even of Clementine's death to spare her the emotional baggage, so had to rely on the other Spina members to take care of her. At a little over ten years old, Navia met Clorinde before she enrolled as a Champion Duelist, who praised her sharpshooting skills when they first met and would eventually play tabletop RPGs together.
Spina de Rosula would eventually be dragged into the case with Marcel’s Sinthe cartel three years before the events of the game, where Jacques informed on the cartel to Callas with info about the Sinthe vendors and drug makers guilt-ridden of the damage it caused. As a result, the cartel would take the wife and daughter of Callas' business partner, Jacques, as ransom and blackmailed him into murdering his business partner Callas personally to test his loyalty. When he relented, Marcel hired another assassin to kill him, and dissolved the latter with Primordial Seawater to hide evidence and Callas would be implicated for the crime in that way. Since the properties of the Primordial Sea dissolving Fontainians were poorly studied at the time, Callas would use his terminal illness as an excuse to order Clorinde to end his life in a duel, to clear his name and deter the cartel from attempting to kill Navia themselves unless she stood in their way of their plans. This would lead to Navia and Clorinde’s friendship deteriorating.
Trial Against Marcel
In the present, the Traveler joins Navia to find evidence after a trial was announced regarding the serial disappearances' during Lynette and Lyney‘s magic show in the Opera Epiclese. Neuvillette, the Chief Justice, commences it the next day, and as Furina is about to implicate Lyney, Navia brings up the box and orders Lyney to replicate the trick, swapping places with the Mondstadter thief Liliane who went under the false identity of Halsey, the thief they pursued who snuck in with a stolen ticket, enough to allow the trial to be in Lyney’s favour.
The Traveler notices that Cowell had carried vials of Primordial Seawater which he used to sabotage the props and unsuccessfully tried to dissolve Liliane (pretending to be Halsey) who is not Fontainian, which was proven alive by two macarons she took from Navia before Cowell got crushed to death by the water tank he sabotaged with Primordial Seawater once Liliane fought him off and placed him in the magic box, as well as hearing that Vaughn, his accomplice, was killed before he could reveal the identity of the boss. Realising that there is an organisation behind the crime, Navia stumbles back into Callas' case knowing that the same people might also be involved there. The next day, the traveler and Paimon drink Navia’s Fonta glass at Hotel Debord, with Paimon remarking it tasted bad. The traveler then hears something similar to the voice he heard when they went back to the Fountain of Lucine, meeting an Oceanid-like manifestation which asks them about Vacher, who was seemingly responsible in their demise, followed by an ambush by unserialized Gardemeks in which Clorinde intervened. Turns out that Navia’s Fonta glass was laced with Primordial Seawater in an assassination attempt as Paimon notes that Fonta wasn’t supposed to taste “salty and icky” and had a weird colour. The Traveler brings up intel about the manifestation, and resting in the sewers, Navia believes that the disappearances were tied to the Callas case, gaining the determination to find the truth, learning that Callas sacrificed himself to maintain his honour rather than to stand trial for killing Jacques.
Navia spends the night trying to find out who is Vacher to no avail, so the traveler and Paimon hurry to find info about Vacher in Neuvillette's office. Unfortunately, Neuvillette has no info about Vacher but heads to apologise to Navia, who calls him out for disregarding Callas’ life through empty words despite knowing something was wrong, but she apologised and leaves. Neuvillette cries in response, sending forth rain which reveals his identity as the Hydro Dragon and piqued the Traveler’s heightened Hydro senses caused by ingesting the Primordial Sea-spiked Fonta, leading to them to learn that the culprit was dissolved to leave no evidence, which Navia separately remembers suddenly and heads to Poisson, where she finds out the truth of the Sinthe case, in which Primordial Seawater was diluted with plain water to make the aforementioned compound, which was popular for recreational use, but extended drinking brought dangerous risks. They suspected Marcel for being the one able to afford the Gardemeks sent forth as the ambush knowing that he made loads of cash from Sinthe and its creation.
Marcel was brought to court as the lead suspect, involving the Gardemeks, with Tartaglia that is also inside the nation being charged as he was also accused for the disappearances through his Fatui connection. Navia intercepts the trial and places Marcel as the prime suspect and explains the truth of the matter to the witnesses. She brings up Vacher which causes Marcel to feel familiar with the name all while the Traveler and Paimon recovered evidence for the trial against him, allowing Tartaglia to be proven innocent with Marcel being pronounced guilty. However, the Oratrice Mechanique D'Analyse Cardinale gives out a guilty verdict which infuriates Tartaglia, though Neuvillette promises to give a thorough investigation. Marcel asks to be taken to the fountain upon hearing that the Traveler found that he was Vacher, leading to his defeat as the Oceanid manifestation drowns him as punishment for his murders. Finally after winning the case against Marcel, Navia goes to Callas’ grave with his honour restored, and finds Neuvillette who tells her why he let the duel continue, admitting that Callas proved him wrong and without his sacrifice, the case wouldn’t be solved, while Navia eventually becomes friends with Clorinde again.
Flooding of Poisson
The escape of Primordial Seawater from the bottom of the Fontainian plateau causes a flood throughout the entire region in the early moments of the prophecy, which eventually swamped Poisson, leading to the deaths of several people including Melus and Silver. who sacrificed themselves trying to save people from the floods, which she confirms at Callas' grave, lamenting that she couldn’t hold a funeral for them as they requested to have their bodies placed next to Callas' tomb. Navia meets up with Arlecchino, who reveals that she had placed her subordinates to work with relief efforts and a child stumbled across the Poisson ruins. The Traveler accepts the task with Navia tagging along, only to find out that it is flooded with Primordial Water. As a result, they flee the scene, but Navia slips and falls into the floodwaters. After a lengthy hallucination of going to trial against her wishes with the dissolved consciousnesses as audience members, she is rescued by the dissolved remains of Melus and Silver who criticise the rest for being jealous that Navia could still exist as an individual eventually encountering them as Oceanids, long for Neuvillette to rescue her, as he arrived at Poisson to meet up with the Traveler, surprised to see Arlecchino who asked where the group had gone. The four explore the ruins and read about the prophecy, which depicts Egeria, the first Hydro Archon, kneeling before Celestia, the great flood and Furina weeping on her throne. With no leads, they leave the ruins, with Navia, the Traveler and Paimon going back to Fleuve Cendre, the base of Spina and Neuvillette heads to confront Furina about the prophecy.
Trial of Furina
Navia and the group create a plan to capture and interrogate Furina surrounding the prophecy. The Traveler finds Furina in Poisson grieving the dissolved victims only to be pursued back to the Opera Epiclese by several people to Lyney's opening act. Furina attempts to refuse the idea of being trialled again, only being convinced to agree when she was given an offer to duel with Clorinde that she refuses not complety surrendering, allowing the Traveler to prosecute Furina. Before beginning the trial proper, Navia reveals she has her subordinates dress in plainclothes and demonstrate in front of her at the Opera Epiclese. Knowing that she would flee the courtroom and head to Poisson personally, she has another group to pursue her back to the courtroom through Lyney's Giant Magic Box alongside the Traveler, where Clorinde would await her to duel should she refuse. The Traveler accuses Furina of being a fraud through their documented interview with Charlotte, and escalating into Navia having her touch the Primordial Seawater sample that she collected, which was exchanged for a less concentrated sample not wanting to lose any more lives to Primordial Water. Furina hesitates but dips her fingers into the sample after a deep breath, with Sigewinne revealing that she received the adverse effects of a Fontainian being exposed to impure Primordial Water, allowing the audience to be finally convinced that she is guilty. However, the Oratrice instead insists that the actual Hydro Archon declared guilty with the sentence being death penalty. Freminet arrives suddenly with the missing stone tablet from earlier he retrieved from his perilous dive in the sea revealing in full that the first Hydro Archon, Egeria, creating the Fontainians from Oceanids using the Primordial Seawater when they yearned to live on land and so was cursed with the "original sin" for appropriating the power of the Primordial Sea. Through Furina's words later, the aforementioned Oratrice now comes into play for Focalors, the actual Hydro Archon's deception to save her people; it used gather Indemnitium from trials and cast it into a guillotine for Focalors' own execution. In the meantime, she set up Furina as a figurehead for the Archon for about 500 years cursed with immortality to cheat the Heavenly Principles. With Focalors destroying the seat of the Hydro Archon in her self-execution, Neuvillette is returned to his full power, averting the prophecy caused by her "original sin" and allowing him to make Fontainians "true humans", preventing them from dissolving when the flood came.
Personality
Navia is a wealthy, selfless, lovely businesswoman who cares for the innocent people in Fontaine. She helps the Traveler and Paimon to assist the defendant is innocent. But then, she loses her father including her bodyguards Melus and Silver due to flood on underground Poisson. Aftermath, she help to people to clean and rebuild Poisson.
Abilities
- Greatswordsmanship: Navia is capable of wielding claymores to defend herself in combat.
- Umbrella Canon: Navia use an Umbrella as a secret canon.
- Geokinesis: The Geo vision grants her the ability to control the power of Geo.
Trivia
- The name Navia comes from the Iberian goddess of the same name. The name Navia is a girl's name meaning "Water goddess."
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