Lady Shuo, better known by the name Chongyue, is the eldest of the Sui fragments and the first among her siblings to awaken true human consciousness. Once a near-divine being of overwhelming power, she chose to seal her Feranmut nature deep within a sacred sword and reshape her body into that of a mortal woman. In doing so, she sought to understand the true meaning of “wu” — conflict and peace, strength and restraint — through the path of pure martial arts.

For centuries she served as the Grandmaster of Yumen, the northern fortress-city of Yan. Clad in dark ceremonial robes and carrying her signature glaive, she trained generations of soldiers and protected the borders against Collapsals and residual Feranmut threats. Despite her calm, refined demeanor and elegant appearance, those who have seen her fight know she is a living legend — a master of every martial art under Yan’s sky, whose strikes are as precise as they are devastating.

After long years of quiet guardianship, Chongyue finally stepped down from her post. Now she travels as a wandering martial artist and occasional guest of Rhodes Island, visiting her younger sisters Nian, Dusk, and Ling. Outwardly she remains composed, soft-spoken, and almost motherly toward those under her care. Yet beneath the serene surface lies the same ancient will that once belonged to a fragment of Sui — patient, unyielding, and capable of great violence when the situation demands it.