Wuthering Waves Version 2.0 Story Cinematics | Carnevale's Prologue
Rinascitans hold their bloodlines in the highest regard, and their society is built upon a deep reverence for family ties. To them, the family's interest always takes precedence over individual fate.
One of the most powerful, and certainly the oldest and most traditionalist families in Ragunna, renowned for their expertise in poison. They are perceived to be "devout" believers of Sentinel Imperator by most.
From in-game description:
One of the most powerful, and certainly the oldest and most traditional, families in Ragunna, renowned for their expertise in medicine and poison. Their devotion to Sentinel Imperator is clear to all who know them.
A faction within the Fisalia family believes that the Montelli family's embrace of openness and the privatization of Echoes is a direct affront to Imperator's teachings, threatening to lead Ragunna into an abyss of heresy. They have directly opposed the Montellis through various means, shaking the family's longstanding image of dignified respectability. Yet, the head of the Fisalia family residing in Porto-Veno Castle seems disturbingly indifferent to the repercussions of these bold and provocative actions.
TheIt is the oldest and most mysterious family in Ragunna. The Fasalia family is famous for their knowledge of poisons, and in the eyes of most people, they embody unwavering devotion to the Sentinel, Imperator.
Ragunna is a constant battleground between tradition and innovation, openness and insularity.
Certain Fisalia members strongly oppose the Montelli Family's push for openness and the privatization of echoes, deeming it a betrayal of the Sentinel, Imperator's teachings, potentially leading Ragunna into a faithless abyss. Acting on their own accord, these individuals have clashed with the Montelli Family in various ways, undermining the traditionally enigmatic image of the Fisalia Family.
Interestingly, the Fisalia family head, residing in Castle Portiveno, seems indifferent to these confrontations, maintaining a passive stance amidst this internal and external strife.
"Behold, only the fall of a noble can birth another”.