Dottore, [The Doctor], Second Seat of Snezhnaya's Fatui Harbingers, had once been a scholar of the Akademiya's Kshahrewar. Because his field of research touched on [Human Evolution], one of the Six Root Sins, the Akademiya of that time had exiled him.
But that had happened more than four hundred years ago. As a human, Dottore had lived to this age while still retaining his youthful appearance, and that alone had proven the results of his research to the world.
Research that could allow an ordinary person to live for over four hundred years-who could remain unmoved by that? Who would doubt The Doctor's capabilities as a researcher?
Beyond that achievement, The Doctor had many other research discoveries and inventions, distinguishing himself in mechanics and biology and earning renown throughout Teyvat.
In present-day Teyvat, when it came to a hallowed center of scientific research, some would name Sumeru's Akademiya, while others would name Fontaine's Academy of Sciences. Opinions varied.
But when it came to the greatest scientist, Dottore, The Doctor, might well be the first person many thought of.
Not to mention that he now held the Second Seat among Snezhnaya's Fatui Harbingers. The Fatui Harbingers were ranked by strength, and the top three possessed combat power comparable to Gods. That was common knowledge throughout Teyvat.
Someone who could trounce the Akademiya's scholars in intellectual pursuits and stand shoulder to shoulder with Gods in combat had actually been expelled by the Akademiya. Other nations had mocked the Akademiya no end over this, calling it utterly absurd to hand such a towering figure to Snezhnaya on a silver platter.
Yet the Akademiya had never admitted its mistake. It continued to treat him as an exile and occasionally held him up as a negative example, allowing The Doctor's reputation to endure in Sumeru