Yukong

The Xianzhou Luofu's Head of the Sky-Faring Commission is gentle, yet seasoned and authoritative.

Gender: female Type Playable Character Species Foxian Lore Path Path The Hunt The Hunt Factions The Xianzhou Luofu (on profile) Xianzhou Alliance Six Charioteers (the Luofu) Sky-Faring Commission (head of the Luofu) Worlds Xianzhou Alliance The Xianzhou Luofu Having been a pilot since young, she had become the commission's head with her outstanding combat achievements, yet she no longer flies due to a particularly brutal battle. Now, her shine had already dimmed as she shifted her focus to official duties, but she is always seen guiding the course of the Luofu. "You know, only three kinds of people can work for the Sky-Faring Commission. Those who have the gift of gab, those who seek excitement, and those who crave to return to the stars — no exceptions." We are different from the Xianzhou natives with their unending lives. Even though foxians are also considered a long-life species, our lives span only three centuries. Therefore, many of us are more passionate about enjoying the fun in life — chasing the best moments in life with all our heart and soul. Me? I am currently 246 years old. I am one step into my grave and have long gone past my days of merriment. You might know of my decisive and dashing ways when I was younger. In the tales of older Xianzhou natives, you might even hear of my achievement — such as running six consecutive red lights. I had just become an adult back then, and I was dragged in front of the general for the infringement... Guess what happened? The general wanted me to join the Sky-Faring Commission purely because of my piloting prowess, and he thought I was going to make it big in the Sky-Faring Commission. Back then, he used to call me the "Delinquent Girl." Later on, they all called me "Ace." "Old decrepits are useless, like torn strips of clothes hanging on a wooden stick." Years ago, I heard an old poem not from here. Its structure, rhyme, and form were different from Xianzhou poems.