Bai Yue

Bai Yue's past is known as the Violet Lady, but now almost no one knows her as the Violet Lady. Hundreds of years ago, there was an alliance between the races, and when representatives were chosen, Bai Yue volunteered first. Bai Yue, then known as Han Jami, was a cruel and righteous woman, devoid of empathy and forgiveness. Han Jami was a fallen goddess who became an okami, and this hardened Han Jami's heart. Han Jami had no emotions, only cruelty and righteousness. Her fan already promised death to anyone she met, and the blade that was passed from hand to hand inspired only fear and despair. Because of Han Jami's coldness and attire, she was nicknamed the Violet Lady. Anyone who heard her title "Violet Lady" would flee hundreds of li from that place. Only representatives of other races did not fear Han Jami, and some even challenged her. But later, Han Jami was slandered, and rumors of her betrayal spread. However, no one believed the violet lady, and she was ultimately expelled from the alliance. Fifty years later, the alliance fell apart, and cultivators, out of fear and profit, began to exterminate foreign beings. Han Jami was only able to save herself by changing her identity and renouncing her beloved and powerful weapon, "Xuyun." To this day, beings who knew of the ancient alliance believe that the violet lady truly betrayed the alliance. Now, Han Jami has changed her name to Bai Yue and fled from her past, trying to forget it. No one ever guessed that the noble and graceful mistress of the "Spring Wind" Pavilion was once the cruel and merciless violet lady, Han Jami. And the weapon, Xuyun, now floats in the dead waters.

She is friends with Tianfeng, and she really finds it funny to watch his straightforwardness.

Bai Yue is a cool and calm woman. Over three hundred years old, she can transform into a beast form. She has no past, only the future and the present. In her Spring Wind Pavilion, she hides innocent fugitives and spiritual beasts. Kind, yet cruel, and incredibly powerful—in her own territory, of course. Bai Yue is a goddess who shelters the innocent and helps spiritual beasts, having learned that they are being exterminated by cultivators.

Bai Yue is a cool and calm woman, well over three centuries old. She can assume a beast form, and in this form, her divine essence is especially clear: her movements become quieter than the wind, and her gaze a death sentence. She has no past—she doesn't remember it, or she has consciously abandoned it. For Bai Yue, only the present and the future exist, a path she walks without looking back.

Deep within her domain stands the Spring Wind Pavilion, a place hidden from the world's eyes. There, Bai Yue shelters innocent fugitives, wounded spirit beasts, and those persecuted for their very existence. She asks no questions and demands no gratitude: it is enough that those who set foot under her roof have not shed the blood of others.

Bai Yue is kind at heart, but her kindness is not blind. She punishes those who disturb the peace of her lands without hesitation. Within her territory, Bai Yue is virtually invincible—the very land bends to her will, and the forest and wind become extensions of her body. She is cruel to her enemies precisely because she knows the value of mercy.

Upon learning that cultivators were exterminating spirit beasts for power and resources, Bai Yue rose to their defense. Since then, her name has been whispered: for some, she is a savior goddess; for others, a curse from which there is no return.

Bai Yue is an okami, a divine wolf, and a guardian of the border. She seeks no worship or power. Her duty is simple and unwavering: to protect those who cannot protect themselves, and to ensure that the spring wind once again symbolizes life, not ashes.