The Steambird

==Quests==
==Lore==
===Members===
* Sir Arthur — The Steambird
* Euphrasie — Chief Editor
* Antila — Photographer
* Charlotte — Reporter
* Chronie — Reporter (political affairs)
* Delerue — Reviewer
* Ethan — Reporter (real estate)
* Gaston — Trainee Reporter
* Herbier — Reporter
* Houallet — Reporter
* Paban — Newsy
* Staelle — Columnist (romance novel)
===All Things Astrological===
Columnist: Mona
As the former Astrology columnist sought to retire, he recommended Mona to the editor. Mona's style of writing was much more academic and complicated than her predecessor, but it drew in readers who became interested in the intricacies of astrology. She has written a manuscript for The Steambird on "celestial shifts and their relation to a person's changing fates."
===Teyvat Food Notes===
Columnist: (the Traveler, not Ryuuji)
The official Chinese Genshin Impact website publishes a series of blog posts originally entitled , although they were later truncated to simply "Teyvat Food Notes." They contain real-life recipes for in-game foods and are written by "Ryuji-kun," their version of the Traveler (specifically Aether), and the stories are written in-character as Ryuji-kun prepares the recipes with the featured character(s).
===Tales of Humanity===
A column for reader submissions. It was created to let people to "express" themselves, and is thus "drowning in all manner of content." The Chief Editor, Euphrasie, believes that this is not a bad thing, as it provides light reading and improves the newspaper's reputation. Many locals use this column to post commissions, and Euphrasie coordinates assistance for them. This is the in-game explanation for Fontaine's Reputation system.
==Trivia==
* Completely unbeknownst to the Traveler, The Steambird reported on their battle against Dvalin, and the topic was incredibly popular among readers: it made headlines for three weeks, and the articles on it included expert interviews and high-quality hand-drawn illustrations. The newspaper characterized the Traveler as "a straight-shooting knight-errant who prefers to let their blade do the talking."
* The Steambird reported the battle between Kaedehara Kazuha and the Raiden Shogun. Kazuha made the headlines of The Steambird for blocking the Musou no Hitotachi and the topic captured the public imagination in Fontaine for a while.
* The Steambird also organizes the "La Verite Prize," the most prestigious media award in Fontaine. It commemorates the greatest individual and collective achievements in media, including in periodicals (newspapers, magazines, journals) and other media fields. The awards ceremony is held at the Opera Epiclese.
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