Alien Warrior

Biodata

Feature	Value
Name	Alien Warrior
Original Name	异星战士
Alias(es)	Celestial Demon; gamer, as used by Bi Star officials 319 480
Species/Race	Not a single species; warriors possess native bodies, including humans, demons, and Giant Humans 444 619
Gender	Varies; a possessed body's gender may differ from the warrior's original gender 319 511 619
Affiliation	Competing planetary civilizations; temporary alliances with other warriors and native powers 482 590 635
Occupation/Role	Alien Battlefield contestant competing for rankings and resources needed by their home civilization 490 503 508

Power Progression

Alien Warriors do not share a fixed cultivation ladder. Their development combines keyword-driven attributes, advanced skills, spiritual-strength rewards, and the power systems available in each battlefield. The following are documented examples, not stages every warrior reaches.

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Second-place ranking — Du Ge	319	His promotion of gender equality rapidly expands his influence and attributes; reaching second place earns 5,000 God Strength.
Accelerated spiritual-strength growth — surviving contestants	425	Audience and gambler donations cause explosive increases in God Strength, helping contestants withstand Du Ge's overwhelming advantage.
Second-place ranking — Yin Feng	492	Develops Mad Demon through violent military actions, seizes the Sixteenth Army Group, and boosts his attributes by provoking war.
Two advanced skills — Queen Mother	619	Develops Arrogance in a Giant Human body, awakening Arrogant and Disdainful of Others and Willful and Reckless within three months.
Two advanced skills — Emperor of the Underworld	644	His Greed keyword produces Sky High Three Feet and Excessive Levies, both centered on plundering targets.

Background / History

Origin Star and other participating planets have been enslaved by Pan-Universe Entertainment for two hundred years. Their warriors enter the Alien Battlefield to obtain resources that sustain their civilizations. Generations of food insecurity and dependence on synthetic food have made many contestants regard native worlds as hunting grounds rather than communities deserving protection 490.

Warriors enter through possession of native inhabitants. Their starting circumstances vary sharply: a host may be an ordinary civilian, an officer, a condemned nobleman, or a child. Greater spiritual strength improves the prospect of successful possession, but neither a useful identity nor a favorable keyword is guaranteed 380 392 492 512 513.

Experienced warriors traditionally survive by integrating into native society, developing discreetly, arranging hidden advantages, and managing their rankings. Du Ge's rapid-conquest approach disrupts this model, ending battlefields before many veterans can exploit their preparations 500 501.

Abilities & Skills

Keyword-Driven Attributes

A warrior's strength grows when their words and actions align with their assigned keyword. Population and social influence are central to this growth, making large cities attractive bases of operation 483 489 577.

• Increasing attributes is described as the fastest way for an Alien Warrior to grow 339.
• Enhanced attributes can support activities as different as cultivating inner energy and operating mechs 492.
• Keywords can have serious drawbacks; losing the social conditions supporting one may sharply reduce attributes 187 504.
• Ranking and attributes are not interchangeable: publicity can improve a ranking without providing enough combat strength to survive exposure 457.
• Random keywords may be difficult to exploit. Examples include Ordinary, Cowardly, Guilty Conscience, and Mourning 570 589.

Advanced Skills

Keywords generate advanced skills, whose effects vary enormously between contestants. Awakening them is harder in the actual Alien Battlefield than in the accelerated Simulation Field 203.

• The normal system allows two awakened skills per warrior 565.
• Skill combinations can threaten beings far stronger than their users, including Ancient Gods 441.
• Information-gathering abilities can expose passwords, identities, and alliances, undermining trust even between warriors from the same planet 501.
• Powerful skills do not guarantee survival; poor starting conditions, unsuitable keywords, and hostile native authorities remain major obstacles 392 553 641.

Enhanced Physiology and Cultivation

Alien Warriors possess modified bodies that improve their ability to develop within a battlefield's native power system 527.

• They can work without sleep while their energy remains sufficient 339.
• Their modified bodies have virtually no cultivation bottlenecks arising from physical condition 527.
• Cultivation can strengthen both the body and soul, increasing spiritual strength alongside keyword-derived attributes 527.
• Local systems still matter: Martial Souls can provide powerful enhancements, and a warrior with an unsuitable keyword may struggle to survive against them 390.

Possession and Transferable Bodies

A warrior's keyword-bearing body can remain usable by another soul. Native powers exploit this property to investigate or acquire Alien Warrior abilities 597 649.

• The Emperor of the Underworld, Demon Emperor, and other powerful natives possess Alien Warriors before entering a later battlefield 597.
• The Dao Ancestor uses a clone for possession, whereas the Immortal Emperor uses his main body; the latter cannot return to his original body without achieving a breakthrough 619.
• Ghost-race souls can control abandoned warrior bodies and activate their skills, although they cannot unravel the underlying mysteries of keywords 649.

Battlefield Rules and Rewards

Mechanic	Documented operation
Rank announcements	The top ten are announced after one month, creating urgency and encouraging development 187.
End conditions	In an earlier battlefield, reducing the surviving warriors to ten allows Du Ge to force its conclusion 261.
Ranking rewards	Du Ge receives 5,000 God Strength for second place in one battlefield and 20,000 for first place in another 319 457.
Special objectives	One battlefield offers 100,000 God Strength for awakening a god and 300,000 for inciting a god–demon war 425.
Audience support	Viewers and gamblers donate God Strength to favored contestants, directly affecting competitive balance 425.
Restricted winning positions	A later battlefield selects only the top three, making alliances more cautious 460.
Monthly elimination	Pan-Universe Entertainment introduces elimination of the bottom ten each month during the immortal-world battlefield 589.
Variable deadlines	The company controls battlefield duration and later imposes a three-month deadline in the multiverse battlefield 187 643.

Conduct and Alliances

Survival Priorities

Alien Warriors are not a unified faction. Shared planetary origin encourages cooperation, but competition for rankings and unpredictable skills makes trust dangerous 319 482 501.

• Some warriors subordinate personal affection to their civilization's survival, joining attacks against Du Ge despite feeling favorably toward him 509.
• Contestants with poor keywords may remain hidden and wait for an opportunity near the battlefield's end 504.
• Veterans may deliberately conceal their strength and control their rankings rather than seek immediate fame 500.
• In interstellar warfare, viable survival strategies include joining an army, reaching a valuable planet, or fleeing into space 625.

Relations with Native Worlds

Native inhabitants can resist possession-based invaders, especially once they understand the battlefield's true nature. Destruction may become so severe that previously divided native factions unite against all warriors 187.

Native cooperation is nevertheless possible. Bi Star's Homeland Defense Bureau recruits Alien Warriors to fight rival contestants and the Hill Civilization. In the immortal-world battlefield, major powers instead compete to recruit warriors and fund their development, hoping to benefit from their keyword abilities 473 589.

Technological societies offer rapid communication and publicity but little anonymity. WarNet activity, location tracking, and AI analysis can expose warriors or decipher their planetary recognition codes 457 472.

Notable Alien Warriors

Warrior	Keyword / Specialty	Notable role
Du Ge	Multiple documented keywords and skills	Repeated first-place winner whose rapid-conquest strategy changes battlefield rules; later openly challenges Pan-Universe Entertainment 425 503 511.
Fan Lie	Seamless Integration	Can fuse two different objects into a new one; coerced into joining the Homeland Strategic Defense Bureau 473.
Xin Tianyang	Mirror-based keyword	Uses a mirror world during combat with Du Ge, then surrenders and joins the bureau 475.
Yin Erchuan / Feng Zhong	Deception	Possesses the horned demon Gu Laimo; can impersonate powerful figures' prestige and make lies more believable as his status rises 444.
Yin Feng	Mad Demon	Nine Dragons Star warrior who violently takes control of the Sixteenth Army Group 492.
Wu Yanlong / Dragon Lord	Veteran strategist	Member of Water Blue Star's covert mission to obtain a top-three position and eliminate Du Ge 500.
Ou Yuancheng	Long-Eyed Eavesdropping	Monitors warriors and learns their recognition codes, enabling sophisticated impersonation 501.
Yan Zi'an	Generosity	Commands the East Pole Divine Continent legion; High-Spirited Ambition increases his attributes through selfless dedication to a team 591.
Juno, Agate, and Fiss	Clarity, Purification, and Insight, respectively	Recruited by the First Saint of the Rad God Clan to oppose Du Ge 635.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Du Ge's Rapid-Conquest Era

• Du Ge's fast-push strategy drives warrior survival below one percent across two successive battlefields 425.
• Pan-Universe Entertainment introduces major objective rewards and audience donations, enabling other contestants to gain enough strength to challenge him 425.

Bi Star Conflict

• Exposure on WarNet prompts warriors to organize by home planet and seize political or military power 482 483.
• Keyword farming and warfare cause mass civilian casualties, particularly around the Bell Star Alliance's territory 489.
• The Homeland Defense Bureau and Doomsday Religion publish a non-aggression pact permitting WarNet-based development while prohibiting destructive real-world use of abilities 498.
• Du Ge moves the conflict toward space, defeats Lu Tingjie, and offers the survivors a truce or joint exploration of the universe 506 509.
• Their rankings and strength remain largely unchanged during roughly a year of travel; the battlefield ends when they encounter the Hill Civilization 510.

Immortal-World Battlefield

• Native rulers initially suppress or capture warriors, whose early-stage strength is often insufficient to resist 553 564.
• Du Ge's Human Emperor movement gives surviving warriors protection and encourages them to pursue sainthood through keywords 570.
• The Dao Ancestor sends twelve Alien Warriors as proxies against Du Ge, while both sides seek useful keyword combinations 590 591.
• Several powerful natives eventually possess warriors themselves, carrying their ambitions into the next battlefield 597.

Multiverse Battlefield

• The battlefield begins with ten thousand warriors spread across many civilizations, making distance and access to technology major competitive factors 600 613 625.
• Experienced contestants, former Simulation Field bosses, and newly introduced soul-affinity recruits develop at markedly different rates 627.
• A cleansing reduces the population to roughly 2,800 survivors; most first-time soul-affinity recruits are eliminated 641.
• A subsequent deadline forces hidden warriors toward the main conflict, while those stranded in remote regions have little prospect of reaching it 643.