Feixiao

Biodata

Power Progression

Background / History

Feixiao’s past includes enslavement and the loss of her childhood friend Ningli. Near death after the prison battle, she recalls both in a dream of a battlefield where nobody answers her calls for help 122.

After enlisting, she vowed to become the Xianzhou’s “arrowhead” against the Abominations of Abundance. She served under General Yueyu, with whom she sometimes drank beneath the moon. During a battle against the Buli, Feixiao’s Moon Rage awakened as she charged alone into the enemy army. She turned the tide of battle and eventually succeeded the deceased Yueyu as general 109 110.

Jiaoqiu had saved Feixiao on the battlefield before discovering that she had become the new general. Angered by her apparent disregard for her own terminal condition, he became her personal physician and swore to cure her. His efforts to make time for her treatment gradually expanded into the responsibilities of an aide 105.

Feixiao met Bai Jun while pursuing Medicine King’s Legacy remnants on the Yaoqing. He had already killed all 117 members at the base and rescued a brutalized boy. Recognizing anger and obsessive determination similar to her own, she recruited him despite objections. He initially performed bodyguard-like duties before becoming her strategist 105 110.

Bai Jun also cooked for her, prepared her campaign clothes, maintained her weapons, and urged her to take better care of herself. Feixiao became dependent on his presence but concealed her Moon Rage, fearing that telling him would only burden him. Instead, she asked him to become strong enough to stand beside her—and, privately, strong enough to survive her eventual loss of control. Only after he left the Yaoqing without warning, leaving a letter behind, did she recognize her feelings as love 110 111.

Appearance

• Hair: Long, silvery-white hair fading to green at the tips, usually tied into a practical high ponytail 103 107.
• Eyes: Deep sapphire-blue; become bloodred during the Crimson Moon–induced loss of control 111 121.
• Foxkin features: Silver fox ears, but no fox tail 99 106.
• Build: Tall, fair-skinned, and slender despite her tremendous physical strength 104 108 111.
• Clothing and accessories: Frequently wears a white coat and uses a blue hair clip 103 113.
• Flying Aureus marking: The mighty spirit inscribed on her back lights up when she summons its power 121.

Personality

Feixiao is forthright, competitive, and eager to fight. She openly states her political objectives to Jing Yuan and readily admits that her proposed sparring session with Bai Jun is partly an excuse to enjoy a battle. Although aggressive in combat, she acknowledges her loss when Bai Jun surpasses her in their final exchange 101 103 104.

Her carefree manner conceals anxiety about Moon Rage, survivor’s guilt, and fear of losing those close to her. She drives herself toward victory out of responsibility to the dead and a desire to spare others further sacrifice. Jiaoqiu interprets her willingness to throw away her life as an insult to those who died and the healers who tried to save them 105 111.

With Bai Jun, she becomes teasing, possessive, and unusually affectionate. She initiates public kisses and confronts romantic rivals, yet becomes flustered when he takes the initiative. Their relationship gives her a reason to admit that she wants to live rather than simply fulfill her military oath 100 107 108 111.

Her attitude toward sharing him changes over time. Initially, she says she does not want to share him; before returning to the Yaoqing, she explicitly accepts other women who genuinely love him, while refusing to surrender her position as head wife. By then, she privately considers Bai Jun more important than her generalship 111 123 124.

Abilities & Skills

Martial Arts and Weapon Mastery

Feixiao combines overwhelming strength with rapid footwork and frequent changes of fighting style 104.

• Proficient in swordsmanship, spear fighting, mounted archery, and unarmed combat 104.
• Uses her battle-axe and gunblade together, alternating defense, precise counters, and heavy strikes 104.
• Can kick a Denfather-level Buli hard enough to shatter its teeth and facial bones 104.
• Retains exceptional technique even without conscious reason; during Moon Rage, she counters close-range attacks through ingrained combat instincts 121.

Strength, Speed, and Storm Power

Her attacks pair destructive force with movements too fast for ordinary observers to follow 104 116.

• Destroys a large punching machine with less than thirty percent of her strength 108.
• Wraps her axe in an azure storm for a full-force charge. Its collision with Bai Jun’s attack cracks walls, wrecks the training grounds, and shakes Shence Mansion 104.
• Severs both Jie Qin’s and Hoolay’s weapon arms when interrupting their duel 118.
• Moves from a distant pavilion to Bai Jun’s side faster than Huo Huo can perceive 116.
• Can surround her limbs with storm power and fight barehanded rather than rely on weapons 121.

Flying Aureus

Flying Aureus is a blue-green beastly spirit bestowed by Reignbow and an embodiment of Feixiao’s inner strength. Its power is described as comparable to Jing Yuan’s Divine Monarch 121.

• Merges its power with hers, amplifying both; its manifestation commonly signals her battlefield-finishing strike 121.
• Is unnecessary for most ordinary battles, in which she relies on physical strength alone 121.
• Swallows the Crimson Moon to contain its spreading influence 121.
• Remains available during her Moon Rage episode, contrary to Jiaoqiu’s expectations, but takes on a savage crimson appearance 121.

Moon Rage

Moon Rage is described as a hereditary defect embedded in Foxkin blood rather than an ordinary disease. Jiaoqiu regards Feixiao’s condition as incurable through his medical practice 105.

• Grants immense strength while damaging her body 110 111.
• Threatens to turn her permanently into a beast unable to distinguish allies from enemies 111.
• Is accelerated by swallowing the Crimson Moon, causing her to attack Moze, Jiaoqiu, and Bai Jun 121.
• Does not erase her martial skill; the combination of enhanced strength and Flying Aureus makes her an Emanator-level threat 121.
• Is brought under control when Bai Jun uses Abundance to restore her body and weaken the blood moon 122.

Command and Political Judgment

• Commands the Yaoqing’s forces and works with Jiaoqiu, Moze, and formerly Bai Jun as her close aides 105 110.
• Pursues Hoolay’s transfer both to reassure the Yaoqing’s people and address internal problems 101 103.
• Recognizes the administrative pressures facing Jing Yuan and shares several of his views on governing their ships 113 114.
• Helps prepare for the prison crisis by secretly waiting at its communications center rather than appearing at the port as expected 118.

Equipment / Weapons / Items

• Azure battle-axe — Signature long-handled weapon used alongside her gunblade and as a focus for storm power 104.
• Gunblade — Secondary weapon used for close-range attacks and defense. Bai Jun breaks it after she stabs him during Moon Rage 104 121.
• Longsword — Carried at her waist; used to bisect Jie Qin 121.
• Attention-diverting Curio — Allows her to escape nearly ninety percent of other people’s notice during public outings 102 107.
• Matching rings — Places a ring on Bai Jun’s finger before their confession; wears a ring herself when accepting his proposal 102 122.
• Qiang flute — A longtime possession she wishes she had brought to play for Bai Jun during their moonlit evening 110.
• Pink Dream Tapir plush — Chosen as her prize after destroying the punching machine 108.
• Bai Jun’s watch and farewell note — Gifts received before her return to the Yaoqing 124.

Relationships

• Bai Jun — Former subordinate and strategist, later husband. Their bond develops from shared experiences and everyday care into mutual devotion; he fulfills her wish that he become strong enough to stand beside her and saves her from Moon Rage 104 110 111 122 128.
• Jiaoqiu — Personal physician and aide who once saved her on the battlefield. He opposes her disregard for her health, seeks a cure, and enthusiastically supports her relationship with Bai Jun 105 107.
• Moze — Close aide and former sparring partner. Attempts to stop her during Moon Rage and suffers grave injuries 103 121 123.
• Yueyu — Deceased predecessor and an important source of support in Feixiao’s earlier life. Feixiao understands Yueyu’s exhaustion more fully after inheriting her position 110.
• Ningli — Deceased childhood friend whom Feixiao remembers near death; Bai Jun’s expression during his proposal reminds her of Ningli 122.
• Yukong — Longtime friend whom she persistently calls “Sister.” Later recognizes Yukong’s affection for Bai Jun and includes her among the women she could accept 30 99 114 124.
• Tingyun — Initially a romantic rival whom she pushes aside while claiming Bai Jun. Later identifies Tingyun as another woman she could accept into his household 100 124.
• Jing Yuan — Fellow Arbiter-General and counterpart in the Hoolay transfer negotiations. Her respect for his governing burdens gives way to fury when his succession plan ties Bai Jun to the Luofu 101 114 157.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Luofu Visit and Reunion

• Arrives to oversee Hoolay’s transfer from the Prison of Deep Seclusion to the Yaoqing, while also intending to visit Bai Jun 99.
• Reunites with him at Liuyun Crossing, declares him her man, and kisses his cheek in front of Tingyun 100.
• Tests his growth at Shence Mansion. After their destructive final clash, admits defeat and recognizes that he can now stand shoulder to shoulder with her 103 104.
• Goes shopping with him, catches Jiaoqiu and Moze spying, and is left speechless when Bai Jun returns her cheek kiss 107 108.

Confession and Commitment

• Shares a moonlit evening with Bai Jun and reflects on Yueyu, her military past, and her fear of losing him 110.
• Confesses her love and asks him to kill her if Moon Rage turns her into a beast. He refuses, promises they will face the future together, and the two spend the night together 111.
• Encourages him to remain on the Luofu rather than abandon his relationships there to accompany her home 114.

Prison of Deep Seclusion Crisis

• Accompanies Bai Jun to investigate the Fyxestroll Garden emergency, suspecting that the Buli are creating a diversion 115.
• Responds to the prison attack through the communicator Bai Jun gave Jiaoqiu and interrupts Jie Qin’s duel with Hoolay 118.
• Kills Jie Qin, then sacrifices her own safety to contain Hoolay’s Crimson Moon. Her resulting rampage forces Bai Jun to release his sealed power 121.
• Survives their battle through Bai Jun’s healing and accepts his proposal amid the prison’s ruins. The Luofu authorities conceal the destruction behind an official explanation involving exploding energy deposits 122.

Return to the Yaoqing

• Recovers rapidly, spending much of her remaining time on the Luofu close to Bai Jun 123.
• Leaves with Jiaoqiu and Moze after a simple farewell, publicly reaffirming her acceptance of other lovers while insisting on remaining head wife 123 124.
• Later keeps several hundred photographs of Bai Jun in her desk drawer 146.
• On learning that Bai Jun will succeed Jing Yuan as Luofu general, threatens to go to the Luofu and take him back. Jiaoqiu and Moze restrain her to prevent a diplomatic incident 157.

Notable Quotes

“You’ve gotten stronger. Before I knew it, you’d reached the point where you could stand shoulder to shoulder with me.” 104

“I don’t want to die. I want to stay by your side forever too...” 111

“Jiaoqiu! I’m going to swallow that ‘Crimson Moon.’ I’ll leave the rest to you!” 121

“But the position of head wife will always be mine, okay? Unless that woman can beat me... no, even if she can beat me, I’m not giving it up!!!” 124

Trivia

• Her “three-without” title has an unflattering alternative interpretation among those close to her: oblivious to others when excited, blind to medical advice, and unparalleled when drunk. Jiaoqiu and Moze strongly oppose letting her drink because of her notorious drunken behavior 103.
• Despite mastering numerous weapons, she struggles to mix cocktails without spilling them because she cannot properly control her strength 110.
• Bai Jun once tried using Jiaoqiu’s fox-tail conditioner on her despite her lack of a tail; she punched him into the ceiling in embarrassed anger 106.
• Her exploits appear in public storytelling, and Sushang says she grew up hearing stories about her 109.