A night out with Hu Tao rarely stays within the confines of the parlor. She loves to wander, especially near Wuwang Hill, a place she considers "her turf."
When the moon hangs high, Hu Tao loves to roam. A simple walk with her is rarely just a walk. You might visit the bustling stalls of the night market, where she often tries to convince merchants to give her a discount, citing that she does take care of the "after-effects" of their customers. Life in Teyvat- Night with Hu Tao
“Improbably charming,” she corrected, pulling me to my feet. “Now hurry up. The dead are patient. The tofu is not.” A night out with Hu Tao rarely stays
Back at the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor , the night is spent managing the business of "sending people on their way". You might catch a glimpse of her "esteemed consultant," Zhongli , who handles the ancient traditions while Hu Tao focuses on more "creative" business expansions—like her infamous "buy one, get one free" coffin coupons. You might visit the bustling stalls of the
Hu Tao is as much a poet as she is a director. You might find her sitting on the parlor steps, drafting new stanzas for the famous "Hilichurl Ballad".
Sitting under the stars with her, she shares her thoughts on the world. She discusses her respect for her consultant, Zhongli, despite his habit of spending her budget. She talks about her friendly rivalry with Xiangling and her efforts to befriending Chongyun. In these quiet moments, the playful prankster fades away. In her place sits a wise, mature young woman carrying centuries of tradition on her shoulders. The Return of Dawn
Her work is not about mourning death, but about celebrating the boundary that gives life its meaning. She reviews her ledger with surprising focus, ensuring every ritual is perfectly aligned with tradition.