The Travelers natural elemental shine was pure white light. Which is 6000K colour temp The Travelers are often called stars while also shown in the yearly free 10 Pull over a week event. We are aware that the gbosis of all the elements were made by the corpae of Aethers predecessor descendant who was lf similar nature as Aether. If you split light you get a rainbow and a rainbow makes pretty much the colours kf the elements. A Star with 6000K colour temp is the upper end of a G- type star with Around 10.5 Billion years of lifespan. (a bit shorter than our own sun) The Average lifespan of someone from China (game origin) is 78 Years. The Traveler sometimes gets taken as non adult so he looks like around 16. Even the Archons look older when they are older and agey just more slowly. Now if the Travelers simply age at the speed of said G type Star, then they are 10500000000÷(78÷16) = 2.153.846.154 With that said, the Travelers would be close to around 2,15 Billions years old. The wings description wouldn't be wrong with that either, as the largest stars only live for a few hundred million years. Also you forgot in the Video to say that Zhongli said that the Traveller will outlive Teyvat in his first storz quest. Otherwise, nice that I found a Video where mz own theory to add isn't out of Place, thank you for making us this Place :D
My one issue with your first method is that she specifically says "many many tens of thousands". Two isn't even one many, let alone two. So probably the Traveler's remaining lifespan would be at least four times as long as your calculation, but likely much longer than even that. I'd bet our hero still has a good few hundred thousand years left at least.
@@cecerafferty5570 I did say in the video that the 20 thousand in the video is a low end. Assuming they have 100 thousand years left then the Traveler would be hitting 20k but it's basically just guesswork
Zhongli didn't even make it on my top ten oldest characters list, and I counted the dragon Sovereigns all as one entry (their dialog suggests they are low billions of years old). [I think number ten was Ukko] Zhongli seems to think Traveler will live longer than the planet Teyvat is on though, so they are probably just immortal in much the same way as the Primordial One. Since they come from the same technology and planet as the Primordial One, it's also likely they were manufactured around the same time. So of the order of a few hundred thousand years or perhaps low 7 digits. To a certain extent it depends on if the Primordial Humans had FTL tech, but since the Primordial One had to terraform the planet just to grow humans I can't see that process being any faster than a few hundred thousand years. But if we were to assume FTL AND a way to near instantly terraform a planet AND that the Travelers spend very little time on each colony they visit before Teyvat, then it could be cut down further. All three things are generally things that take a lot longer than 5000 years though. Presumably the Twins just don't ever age any more than, say Venti does, so trying to estimate their age based on their physical development wouldn't work.
I think they are immortals cause they once said we have witness the rise and fall of an empire the birth and extinction of entire species we have witness the glory and extinction of a star over a countless millennia the foolishness of the the mortals has remain the only constant In their lore
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The Travelers natural elemental shine was pure white light.
Which is 6000K colour temp
The Travelers are often called stars while also shown in the yearly free 10 Pull over a week event.
We are aware that the gbosis of all the elements were made by the corpae of Aethers predecessor descendant who was lf similar nature as Aether.
If you split light you get a rainbow and a rainbow makes pretty much the colours kf the elements.
A Star with 6000K colour temp is the upper end of a G- type star with Around 10.5 Billion years of lifespan. (a bit shorter than our own sun)
The Average lifespan of someone from China (game origin) is 78 Years.
The Traveler sometimes gets taken as non adult so he looks like around 16.
Even the Archons look older when they are older and agey just more slowly.
Now if the Travelers simply age at the speed of said G type Star, then they are
10500000000÷(78÷16) = 2.153.846.154
With that said, the Travelers would be close to around 2,15 Billions years old.
The wings description wouldn't be wrong with that either, as the largest stars only live for a few hundred million years.
Also you forgot in the Video to say that Zhongli said that the Traveller will outlive Teyvat in his first storz quest.
Otherwise, nice that I found a Video where mz own theory to add isn't out of Place, thank you for making us this Place :D
Traveler is probably older than Teyvat itself, let alone the gods of it!
My one issue with your first method is that she specifically says "many many tens of thousands". Two isn't even one many, let alone two. So probably the Traveler's remaining lifespan would be at least four times as long as your calculation, but likely much longer than even that. I'd bet our hero still has a good few hundred thousand years left at least.
@@cecerafferty5570 I did say in the video that the 20 thousand in the video is a low end. Assuming they have 100 thousand years left then the Traveler would be hitting 20k but it's basically just guesswork
Zhongli didn't even make it on my top ten oldest characters list, and I counted the dragon Sovereigns all as one entry (their dialog suggests they are low billions of years old).
[I think number ten was Ukko]
Zhongli seems to think Traveler will live longer than the planet Teyvat is on though, so they are probably just immortal in much the same way as the Primordial One. Since they come from the same technology and planet as the Primordial One, it's also likely they were manufactured around the same time. So of the order of a few hundred thousand years or perhaps low 7 digits. To a certain extent it depends on if the Primordial Humans had FTL tech, but since the Primordial One had to terraform the planet just to grow humans I can't see that process being any faster than a few hundred thousand years. But if we were to assume FTL AND a way to near instantly terraform a planet AND that the Travelers spend very little time on each colony they visit before Teyvat, then it could be cut down further. All three things are generally things that take a lot longer than 5000 years though.
Presumably the Twins just don't ever age any more than, say Venti does, so trying to estimate their age based on their physical development wouldn't work.
He's an unc
They're almost as old as you
Allat to still cant drink alchohol... 👎👎👎👎
I know right!!?
I think they are immortals cause they once said
we have witness the rise and fall of an empire the birth and extinction of entire species we have witness the glory and extinction of a star over a countless millennia the foolishness of the the mortals has remain the only constant
In their lore
Yea but we must consider relativity of time
They are probably immortal, in terms of age I mean
Guys Aether and Lumine are 500 years old in the game
at least. It's only been said that they've been in Teyvat that long
They tried to leave teyvat 500 Years ago. But they aren't from there in the first place
Yeah. Something like them world hopping but being stopped by the unnamed god when they were trying to leave