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Xiangli Yao

Electro

Gauntlets

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Country

Huanglong

Influence

Jinzhou

Birthday

Unknown

Talent

Matter Weaver

Principal Investigator at Huaxu Academy's Jinzhou Campus, and the Academy's youngest multi-disciplinary scientist. A gentle soul with a sharp mind, whose relentless passion for Automata Mechanics always translates into constructive findings and insights.

  • HP iconHP
    850
  • ATK iconATK
    34
  • Crit. Rate iconCrit. Rate
    5.0%
  • Crit. DMG iconCrit. DMG
    150.0%
  • DEF iconDEF
    100
  • Energy Regen iconEnergy Regen
    100.0%

Forte

  • Normal Attack

    Probe

    Basic Attack Perform up to 5 consecutive attacks, dealing Electro DMG . Heavy Attack Perform a charged attack at the cost of STA, dealing Electro DMG . Mid-air Attack Perform a Plunging Attack from mid-air at the cost of STA, dealing Electro DMG . Dodge Counter Use Basic Attack after a successful Dodge to attack the target, dealing Electro DMG .
  • Resonance Skill

    Deduction

    Attack the target, dealing Electro DMG .
  • Resonance Liberation

    Cogitation Model

    Attack the target, dealing Electro DMG . Enter Intuition . When in Intuition : -Obtain X Hypercube(s). Each time Resonance Skill Law of Reigns is cast, consume X Hypercube(s). Intuition ends once all Hypercubes are consumed. - Basic Attack and Heavy Attack are replaced with Basic Attack Pivot - Impale , which performs up to 3 consecutive attacks, dealing Electro DMG . -Resonance Skill Deduction is replaced with Resonance Skill Divergence , which deals Electro DMG . - Dodge Counter is replaced with Dodge Counter Unfathomed , considered as Resonance Liberation DMG.
  • Inherent Skill

    Knowing

    Gain X Electro DMG Bonus after casting Resonance Skill for Xs, stackable for up to X times.
  • Inherent Skill

    Focus

    When in Intuition triggered by Resonance Liberation, Xiangli Yao's resistance to interruption is enhanced.
  • Intro Skill

    Principle

    Attack the target, dealing Electro DMG .
  • Forte Circuit

    Forever Seeking

    Resonance Skill - Decipher When Capacity reaches X, Resonance Skill Deduction is replaced with Resonance Skill Decipher . Consume X Capacity to cast Resonance Skill Decipher , dealing Electro DMG , considered as Resonance Liberation DMG. Resonance Skill - Law of Reigns When in Intuition triggered by Resonance Liberation and Performance Capacity reaches X, Resonance Skill Divergence is replaced with Resonance Skill Law of Reigns . Consume X Performance Capacity to cast Resonance Skill Law of Reigns , dealing Electro DMG , considered as Resonance Liberation DMG. Mid-air Attack - Revamp Shortly after casting Resonance Skill Decipher or Resonance Skill Divergence , use Basic Attack to perform Mid-air Attack Revamp at the cost of STA, dealing Electro DMG , considered as Resonance Liberation DMG. Capacity Xiangli Yao can hold up to X Capacity. Every Normal Attack Probe on hit grants Capacity. Every Resonance Skill Deduction on hit grants Capacity. Performance Capacity Xiangli Yao can hold up to X Performance Capacity. When in Intuition triggered by Resonance Liberation: Obtain X Performance Capacity when Stage 1 of Basic Attack Pivot - Impale hits a target. Obtain X Performance Capacity when Stage 2 or 3 of Basic Attack Pivot - Impale hits a target. Obtain X Performance Capacity for every Resonance Skill Divergence on hit. Obtain X Performance Capacity for every Mid-air Attack Revamp on hit. Obtain X Performance Capacity for every Dodge Counter Unfathomed on hit.
  • Inherent Skill

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    Has a chance to produce special dishes when cooking.
  • Outro Skill

    Chain Rule

    Xiangli Yao will call down a laser beam upon the first target the incoming Resonator's Basic Attack hits, dealing Electro DMG equal to X of Xiangli Yao's ATK to an area. This effect lasts for Xs and can be triggered once every Xs, up to 3 times.

Resonance Chains

  • Prodigy of Protégés

    Resonance Skill Law of Reigns additionally launches 6 Convolution Matrices at enemies, each dealing Resonance Liberation DMG equal to 8% of the skill's DMG Multiplier.
  • Traces of Predecessors

    Casting Resonance Skill or Resonance Liberation Cogitation Model increases Crit. DMG by 30% for 8s.
  • Ruins of Ancient

    Casting Resonance Liberation Cogitation Model increases the DMG of the following Resonance Skill moves by 63% for 24s: Decipher , Deduction , Divergence , and Law of Reigns . This effect can be triggered up to 5 times.
  • Vessel of Rebirth

    Casting Resonance Liberation Cogitation Model grants a 25% DMG Bonus to all team members' Resonance Liberation for 30s.
  • End of Stars

    The DMG Multiplier of Outro Skill Chain Rule is increased by 222%. The DMG Multiplier of Resonance Liberation Cogitation Model is increased by 100%.
  • Solace of the Ordinary

    The Hypercubes obtained from Resonance Liberation Cogitation Model are enhanced, increasing the DMG Multiplier of Resonance Skill Law of Reigns by 76%.

Ascension Materials

Favor

Xiangli Yao's ID Card

Xiangli Yao's work ID card reads "Xiangli Yao, Researcher, Huaxu Academy," neatly printed. It took Xiangli Yao an extra year to wear this simple, plain card with a built-in ID chip on his chest compared to his peers at the Academy—a year ago, he had chosen not to take the Academy exam, instead leaving Jinzhou in search of answers to life's deeper questions. A teenager at the time, he stood at a crossroads, uncertain whether to follow in his parents' footsteps or forge his own path. However, a year later, his heart led him down a path entirely different from theirs... On his first day as a researcher, Xiangli Yao placed his ID card neatly on his desk, opened the window, and let the bustling sounds of Jinzhou City drift in. "Huaxu Academy. It's a nice place."

Beep-Boop

This charming little robot, with its slightly yellowed surface, is both simple and compact. Give its tiny head a pat, and it will recite one of the classic Hero Play lines, accompanied by adorable pixel emojis displayed on its somewhat aged monitor. This was Xiangli Yao's first creation during his student days and served as the prototype for his later inventions, Xiang-Lee and Patty. Despite being Yao's initial attempt, the robot's design, materials, and programming beautifully showcase its creator's ingenuity. Affectionately named Beep-Boop, this lovable machine eventually found a home with one of Yao's lucky classmates. From that point on, Xiangli Yao devoted much of his free time to crafting models, robots, and other fascinating gadgets for his friends. Whether in school or now at the Academy, Yao's generosity in dedicating time and effort to those around him remains a constant. His selfless nature has always been, and continues to be, an integral part of who he is.

CSC Lock Puzzle

A puzzle crafted from intricately interlocking joints, a testament to its ingenious design. It is said that such trinkets served as gifts from elder members of the Court of Savantae to their younger generations. Xiangli Yao can still recall the warmth of his father's rough fingertips as he handed him the puzzle on his birthday. Yet what truly captivated him were its complex arrangements and perplexing structures—such puzzles were what drew him into a world of intricate logic, leaving him spellbound for years to come. This was Xiangli Yao's first encounter with a puzzle, but certainly not his last.

An Interview

Years later, I found myself standing at that door again. The Xiangli family had always been a star in Jinzhou's journalistic circles. Back then, doing a piece on the family was considered an honor, and indeed, their scientific heritage continues to produce admirable accomplishments. The last time I stood on this doorstep, I was still a rookie, eager for recognition, and the Xianglis helped me with just that by allowing me to take their family portrait. A piece that ticked all the boxes. The photo won me a small award and secured my job. As the door opened, I looked down to see a boy with bright and clear eyes looking back at me. I flashed my press badge, and he ushered me inside. Xiangli Yao, the "Son of the Genius" and "Paragon's Descendant." His father's brilliance had turned heads across Jinzhou, and his mother's perseverance saved the lives of countless children in the city. This very house once drew the attention of many, and it remains that way to this day. I prided myself on conducting interviews, but this young boy seemed more comfortable than I was. Xiangli Yao, like his parents, possessed a natural eloquence, his demeanor gentle and poised. The interview flowed smoothly, and after setting aside my notebook, he offered me a cup of tea. I thanked him, but he shook his head. "I should thank you for visiting because of my parents," Xiangli Yao smiled, "I've heard a thing or two about what's been happening." Jinzhou, with its vast lands and rich resources, is not without its share of discord. The Xianglis had done me a favor in the past, one I felt compelled to repay, both professionally and personally by making sure their son was okay. Xiangli Yao smiled wistfully, his expression hinting at a memory relived. "My parents are always busy with work, so I'm glad someone remembers them. Your reports capture their moments, research results, words spoken, and many other details that I didn't even know about... When I read those news and interviews, I feel like I get to know them better." I hesitated for a moment but still went on to ask. "Do you think... it's unfair? That perhaps your parents should have spent more time with their child?" "They both have their passions, and it's the same for me. I'm happy they're doing what they love." "...Is that so." I took a deep breath and prepared to leave, but Xiangli Yao asked me to stay. I forgot the exact reason he gave. However, I'm sure it must've been a good one. Xiangli Yao had a way with words that made refusing his hospitality difficult. I only remember having another cup of warm tea and continuing to chat for a while before finally taking my leave. As I reached for the door, the boy remarked with a straight face, "If there's anything you want to confirm, it's best to do it in person. When I was little, my mother and I often talked about the importance of companionship—we even exchanged small notes. Though I was still very young then, those notes, with their few simple words... I find them just as comforting today." I nodded and left the house, ready to pen my next piece. But before that, I would send a message to my child, whom I had neglected to contact for several days.