The Complete Teyvat Library
References to yakshas, guardian adepti, stone tablets, and Liyue accounts of ancient duty.
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...ations of the resentment of gods defeated in war." Rex Lapis summoned Yakshas unto him to purge the daemons. Illuminated beasts of dreadful appearance and warlike temperament were they, and...
...tial order, to stay the tide of turbulence. Adepti rallied round Him, yaksha guardians charged ahead, Frightened by the courageous people the demons fled. The Lord then fashioned mighty...
...o shut the gates of their home, and even the millennia-old adepti and yaksha are silent on this matter. And so, the sealed fortresses became giant, silent tombs, with naught left in them but...
...t to become a wilderness. ... Rex Lapis pacified the gods, adepti and yakshas were content in their positions, and Liyue re-entered an era of peace. Before this time, the gods waged war for...
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It shows 4 source-book matches, 23 text mentions, and the regions where Yaksha appears in the archive.
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