Analogy of Story Pale Princess and Six Pigmies

 Night Mother: Celestia (Unknown God)


Land of Night: Khaenri'ah


Young Prince: The Dendro Archon (as the former dendro Archon died in Khaenri'ah as per the legend, I assumed it was him) This what made my analogy interesting.


Kingdom of light: Teyvat

(as in this story the kingdom of dark is not fertile and nothing grows much, but the young prince walk "life flourished around him: new leaves sprouted" which can relate to dendro archon)


the one exceptional pigmey who didn't wanna betray as Dainsleif

so in that case other 5 pigmies are his brothers


So Khaenri'ah was destroyed. The princess was chained. The people were cursed. The curse to be monsters. and the pigmy aka Dain was as well cursed and he was spared to witness the destruction and bare the pain for centuries

and most importantly the night mother says a prophecy

I think it refers to traveler

""In thousands of years time, my greatest foe will descend. He wields a sword that heralds the dawn and wears armor that can reflect the shining sunlight. He shall destroy my kingdom and bring the Prince back to life. The Princess will then be free from her eternal torment. Until then, I fear not a single soul in the Land of Night, for nothing will bring an end to my kingdom except for the catastrophe foretold by the prophecy. As for you, the treacherous slave that poisoned his master... fate shall see that you get what you deserve."

The Night Mother then collapsed and became a pile of sludge consisting of mud and worms.

Devastated, the pygmy wandered around in sorrow and regret. He hid the body in a tree hole and walked off alone into the night, and into a self-imposed exile."

So traveler would defeat her

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