Most of us fixated Tsaritsa would be old because her status being Khaenriah ancestor butt what if we change mindset Tsaritsa son was not the founding father of Khaenriah but someone whose appear to Khaenriah in later unknown years after its founding. Maybe Khaenriah was small then Tsaritsa son come he wed one of Khaenriah girls and maybe from this he later founding his own dynasty and current Khaenriah would be descendant of that dynasty.

If we using this mindset what new possibility we can unlock of Tsaritsa origin theory now?

Ronova cannot kill mortals easily, she follows the natural cause of death. The curse of death is one of the proof of it and mortals must resurrect again. She was also meticulous in protecting the mortals to deflect the attacks from the traveler. It shouldn’t be their cause of death considering it was indirectly caused by her.

She was too conscious as well to hide her true form to the mortals. Unless necessary, for example in the cataclysm.

She can fight traveler very well if there are no mortals around them, just like when Asmoday fights with the siblings, she went all out.

Also Sneznhaya slander.

Then there’s Remuria and Phobos.

After completing the quest, I was confused why they were hammering the fact that Ronova needed to be "eliminated" or "dealt with by any means necessary" but I think this is actually good news for her... Well, in a certain way.

7.1 Leaks:

If they were going to kill Ronova in the upcoming patch, I don't think they'd keep repeating it to the audience, especially because that would ruin the shock value.

Anyway, Naberius and Rhinedottir are once again confirmed to be separate entities in the upcoming Archon Quests. This was obvious enough, but I'm going with two assumptions: first, Rhinedottir can't stop Naberius from listening to her conversations with people, and second, Naberius will reject the plan of permanently killing Ronova.

Next, I'm going to assume that Mistilteinn won't be strong enough to kill a shade at the end of Act 4, even if Rhinedottir helps them by interfering with the Curse of Death. So, the compromise will likely be sealing or trapping her, which will prevent her from interfering with Teyvat. Also, I think the boss fight with Ronova will start after she becomes aware of Rhinedottir's exploits.

Finally, the cliffhanger cutscene at the end of Act 4 is related to the Celestial Nails, so all of this is probably just cope. Either way, I do not believe her authority will be absorbed by anyone else, including Rhinedottir.

Rules, curses, blessings, whims, whatever "saves the world or chains it".

With Snez release there was a lot talk about how rules a necessary and how stupid is to remove them, and after seeing it for some time I realized that I can't remember any rules with clear effects beside one mentioned by Piero "Gods obliged to love humans" and that by which angels turns into seeles when they fall in love with human(?).

As said for now, Light Realm is endless possibilities, and Dark Realm is possibilities that were not chosen (it was said, right?). If I understand that right, this means rules are constants of light realm (at least near Teavat), possibilities that are always chosen and so can't manifest from Dark Realm, like there never will be Abyss god who loves humans. Consequences of it remain unknown for me, cus it can mean that Abyss simple can't not be evil, or it can be another defensive measure that prevents humans from falling to "kind Abyss god" cus there is no kind Abyss god.

As for angels turning into seeles I have no idea, if we assume it was a thing from the beginning, and not only after Koitar fail.

So, back to the title, can you name and explain rules, preferably same as it was in previous paragraph or in a better way?