Jie Sect

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Jie Sect (截教)
Leader	Tongtian Cult Master 130
Headquarters	Biyou Palace, protected by ancestral runic defenses that provide warning and defensive functions 204
Affiliation	Allied with the Human Race and ZhaoGe; later operates alongside Underworld envoys and rogue cultivators against shared enemies 207 227
Occupation/Role	Cultivation sect, military force, and instructor of Human Race warriors 159
Status	Active; its elite disciples continue assisting large-scale defensive formation work 329
First Appearance	130

Background / History

Tongtian Cult Master committed the Jie Sect to protecting Fu Xi's Dao Attainment after learning that the Chan Sect and Western Sect intended to sabotage it. Although Duobao Daoist privately worried about confronting the Saint-backed Chan Sect, the disciples accepted Tongtian's command to mobilize. 130

The sect arrived at Shouyang Mountain under Tongtian's personal command, relieving the collapsing defensive formation and stabilizing the battlefield around Fu Xi. Jie Sect disciples fought the Chan Sect and Western Sect directly, used defensive formations to shield Fu Xi and Hu Shu, and endured severe casualties without retreating. Their intervention enabled Fu Xi to complete his Dao Attainment. 133 135

Following the battle, the Jie Sect became a lasting partner of the Human Race. Its disciples patrolled for threats, trained human warriors in cultivation techniques, joined defensive construction, and fought alongside Human Race forces in campaigns against the Chan Sect, Western Sect, and hidden enemies. 141 153 159 170

During the ZhaoGe crisis, Hu Shu formally sought the sect's support against the Chan Sect's planned exploitation of the Investiture of the Gods Calamity. Tongtian convened the disciples at Biyou Palace, where the sect debated whether assisting the Human Race was worth the risk of provoking the Chan Sect and its Saintly backing. 205 206

Hu Shu argued that the Chan Sect's suppression of the Human Race was only a preliminary step toward targeting the Jie Sect itself. Tongtian ultimately accepted this reasoning, citing the Jie Sect's doctrine of teaching without discrimination, and declared cooperation with Hu Shu. Most dissenting disciples accepted the decision. 207

The alliance later faced a serious internal fracture under pressure from the All Saints and Chan Sect. Some disciples attempted to abandon Hu Shu and leave the sect, while loyal members defended the alliance. Hu Shu and Tongtian restored much of the camp's morale, though a number of disciples ultimately departed and weakened the sect. 218 224 225

Doctrine and Organization

• The Jie Sect advocates teaching without discrimination, accepting fated individuals from across the Primordial World and giving more beings an opportunity to cultivate. 204 206
• Its openness has produced numerous powerful disciples, but also brings conflicts and competition with other sects. 204
• Tongtian Cult Master commands the sect and makes its major military and political decisions. 130 207
• Duobao Daoist is identified as the Jie Sect's senior disciple and later its chief disciple; he has led disciples in preparations for battles concerning the Human Race alliance. 135 262
• Yu Yuan leads Jie Sect reinforcements dispatched to aid the Human Race during the conflict with the Mysterious Faction. 290

Abilities & Skills

Sword Formations

The Jie Sect fields coordinated sword formations built around disciples' magic treasures and Tongtian Cult Master's command.

• During the counterattack against the Chan Sect and Western Sect, disciples formed magic-treasure sword formations that swept enemy ranks with interwoven killing light. 170
• Tongtian led the sect's supreme Myriad Swords Return to Origin, gathering countless treasure swords into a massive formation of crisscrossing sword qi. 235
• When the Western Sect developed counters to their usual formations, the disciples adapted by deploying the Nine Bends Linked Sword Formation, whose sword lights could draw in and shred nearby enemies. 265
• Sword formations can be disrupted or strained by specialized enemy countermeasures and sustained battle damage. 265

Spells and Magic Treasures

Jie Sect disciples employ varied Dao methods rather than a single uniform fighting style.

• Disciples have used treasure swords, flying swords, banners, gourds, fly whisks, and other magic treasures in battle. 133 264 295
• Their spells include lightning, fire, ice, wind, bindings, spirit-beast summons, and the Outer Body Incarnation Technique. 133 281 282 316
• A disciple's black flag created a gale that disrupted Chan Sect front lines, while another disciple's blue-flamed sword transformed into a fire serpent during the defense of ZhaoGe. 233
• Jie Sect magic experts can examine residual magical auras and ancient patterns, contributing to investigations of hostile formations and treasures. 291

Formation and Rune Expertise

The sect maintains and operates both protective and battlefield formations.

• Ancient runes surrounding the route to Biyou Palace serve defensive and warning purposes against intruders. 204
• Jie Sect disciples rapidly formed defensive formations around Fu Xi during his Dao Attainment and adjusted their layout according to Hu Shu's tactical instructions. 135
• A Jie Sect disciple recognized the rune pattern of a hostile formation core and guided the group in supplying magic power in the correct order, allowing the interference to be removed. 272
• Jie Sect elites are capable of splitting into specialized groups to establish formation bases, including at dangerous formation eyes requiring expert oversight. 329

Instruction and Support

The Jie Sect contributes to the Human Race beyond direct combat.

• Its disciples train Human Race warriors in cultivation techniques, improving the effectiveness of their training. 159
• Jie Sect experts later guide human disciples at a cultivation ground opened through the Invincible Domain's effects. 305
• After battles, disciples assist with medical treatment, rescue work, defensive reconstruction, and exchanges of combat experience with ZhaoGe's defenders. 158 237 233

Notable Assets

• Biyou Palace — The Jie Sect's main palace and Tongtian Cult Master's residence. 204 205
• Qingping Sword — Tongtian Cult Master's sword, used to unleash powerful sword qi against Chan Sect, Western Sect, and Saintly attacks. 133 234
• Immortal Slaying Four Swords — Used by Tongtian Cult Master in combat and later carried by Duobao Daoist while preparing Jie Sect disciples for battle. 151 262
• Ancestral runic defenses — Protective and warning runes positioned near the Jie Sect's mountain gate. 204

Relationships

• Tongtian Cult Master — Sect leader; personally directs its alliances, military deployments, and efforts to preserve internal unity. 130 207 225
• Hu Shu — Principal Human Race ally. Hu Shu secured the Jie Sect's formal cooperation and repeatedly fought beside Tongtian while helping stabilize the sect during internal dissent. 207 218 225
• Human Race — Protected ally and cultivation partner; Jie Sect disciples reinforce its defenses, train its warriors, and undertake joint campaigns. 159 233 305
• Duobao Daoist — Senior/chief disciple who commands or organizes disciples in major defensive preparations. 135 262
• Chan Sect — Major enemy faction whose attacks on the Human Race and rivalry with the Jie Sect drive their alliance. 130 207
• Western Sect — Recurring military opponent in battles for ZhaoGe, the Divine Artifact, and the Human Race's survival. 133 265 274
• Underworld and rogue cultivators — Allied forces that joined the Jie Sect–Human Race coalition during the conflict with the All Saints and Chan Sect. 227

Major Arcs

• Defense of Fu Xi's Dao Attainment — Reinforced Shouyang Mountain, defended Fu Xi from Chan Sect and Western Sect interference, and helped secure his successful Dao Attainment. 130 133 135
• Human Race alliance-building — Trained human warriors, patrolled threatened areas, and supported the wider defense and development of Shouyang Mountain. 141 159
• ZhaoGe cooperation decision — Debated and ultimately accepted Hu Shu's proposal to resist the Chan Sect together during the Investiture of the Gods Calamity. 205 206 207
• Internal strife under Saintly pressure — Suffered defections and conflict when some disciples lost faith in the alliance, then rallied its remaining members under Hu Shu and Tongtian. 218 224 225
• Defense of ZhaoGe — Reinforced the city against the Chan Sect and later resisted Western Sect attacks alongside Human Race defenders. 233 264 280
• Divine Artifact expedition — Joined Human Race factions in exploring the ruins, fighting the Western Sect, and escaping with the Divine Artifact. 268 273 275
• War against the Mysterious Faction — Sent Yu Yuan and other disciples as reinforcements, fought through enemy formations, and supported the Human Race in breaking forbidden techniques and pursuing victory. 290 311 323

Notable Quotes

“My Jie Sect has always upheld the doctrine of teaching without discrimination. How can we fear the threat of the Chan Sect?” — Tongtian Cult Master 207

“For Jie Sect, for the Human Race!” — wounded Jie Sect disciple 133