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Lingsha (Chinese: 灵砂), real name Dan Zhu. The new Cauldron Master of the Xianzhou Luofu's Alchemy Commission. An intelligent and quick-witted Vidyadhara healer. She has a sharp sense of smell and often uses this to diagnose illnesses, as well as utilizing incense to calm the minds of others.She is adept at dealing with complicated social relationships. Though she might be fuming inside, her expression would remain calm and serene.

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Lingsha (Chinese: 灵砂), real name Dan Zhu. The new Cauldron Master of the Xianzhou Luofu's Alchemy Commission. An intelligent and quick-witted Vidyadhara healer. She has a sharp sense of smell and often uses this to diagnose illnesses, as well as utilizing incense to calm the minds of others.She is adept at dealing with complicated social relationships. Though she might be fuming inside, her expression would remain calm and serene. Lingsha is a young Vidyadhara woman with a fair complexion, thigh-length red-tipped brown hair, red eyes, and pointed ears. She has fringe bangs and two strands in front that reach her chest, and both her arms and legs appear reddened with scale-like marks, right beneath her elbows and knees. A golden small hairpin is seen on the left side of her hair with a tassel and a red thin ribbon, leading to another hairpin behind her head. Lingsha's outfit consists of a black strapless thigh-long clothing with a sweetheart neckline and golden linings that exposes her stomach, detached white sleeves with large white green-tipped tassels hanging, white clothing in the inside, with straps wrapping around her neck, exposing her hips and navel, along a white clothing on her left wrist, dark low heels, and dark shorts beneath all with a thick golden lining, shaped like a lotus petal, and a golden adornment on the right side of her hip, hanging from her clothes. A golden small hairpin is seen on the left side of her hair with a tassel and a red thin ribbon, leading to another hairpin behind her head, and she wears a golden ornament on her left thigh. She is a Vidyadhara, also known as Long's Scions, are a humanoid long-life species with draconic features descended from Long, the deceased Aeon of Permanence. A Vidyadhara's most telling and distinctive feature is their pointed, sharp ears. A long-life species, Vidyadhara molt after living for six or seven hundred years, repairing their bodies, then hatching anew from pearl-like eggs with their past memories gone. Powdered hatching rebirth eggshells can be used for medicinal purposes.[1] Injuries may also prematurely trigger the process of hatching rebirth. Yunli is a young girl with a fair complexion, navy and gold eyes, and grayish-navy hair cut into a bob style, with two long, low ponytails reaching her elbows with golden ornaments. She has a small golden hairpin on her right side, a large golden tiara adorned with black, green, and blue orbs, as well as another golden ornament behind her tiara, some of her hair wrapped around it in a bun. She also has an earring on her left ear resembling a peacock feather, as well as red painted nails.

Yunli's outfit is reminiscent of those present on the Dunhuang (Chinese: 敦煌市) Murals located in the Mogao Caves (Chinese: 莫高窟). It consists of a black and white top with thin red straps that bares her midriff adorned with a golden center ornament, a white collar lined with teal, a red split cape, detached sleeves of similar colors, and a two-piece pleated skirt in both white and teal with gold embellishments. She is barefoot, and also wears various accessories, including a golden plate at her hip with yellow tassels, black and gold fingerless gloves, as well as red straps on her right thigh and left anklet both with golden jewelry. Yunli is a young girl with a fair complexion, navy and gold eyes, and grayish-navy hair cut into a bob style, with two long, low ponytails reaching her elbows with golden ornaments. She has a small golden hairpin on her right side, a large golden tiara adorned with black, green, and blue orbs, as well as another golden ornament behind her tiara, some of her hair wrapped around it in a bun. She also has an earring on her left ear resembling a peacock feather, as well as red painted nails.

Yunli's outfit is reminiscent of those present on the Dunhuang (Chinese: 敦煌市) Murals located in the Mogao Caves (Chinese: 莫高窟). It consists of a black and white top with thin red straps that bares her midriff adorned with a golden center ornament, a white collar lined with teal, a red split cape, detached sleeves of similar colors, and a two-piece pleated skirt in both white and teal with gold embellishments. She is barefoot, and also wears various accessories, including a golden plate at her hip with yellow tassels, black and gold fingerless gloves, as well as red straps on her right thigh and left anklet both with golden jewelry. Yunli is a young girl with a fair complexion, navy and gold eyes, and grayish-navy hair cut into a bob style, with two long, low ponytails reaching her elbows with golden ornaments. She has a small golden hairpin on her right side, a large golden tiara adorned with black, green, and blue orbs, as well as another golden ornament behind her tiara, some of her hair wrapped around it in a bun. She also has an earring on her left ear resembling a peacock feather, as well as red painted nails.

Yunli's outfit is reminiscent of those present on the Dunhuang (Chinese: 敦煌市) Murals located in the Mogao Caves (Chinese: 莫高窟). It consists of a black and white top with thin red straps that bares her midriff adorned with a golden center ornament, a white collar lined with teal, a red split cape, detached sleeves of similar colors, and a two-piece pleated skirt in both white and teal with gold embellishments. She is barefoot, and also wears various accessories, including a golden plate at her hip with yellow tassels, black and gold fingerless gloves, as well as red straps on her right thigh and left anklet both with golden jewelry. Yunli (Chinese: 云璃) is a playable character in Honkai: Star Rail.

A sword hunter from the Xianzhou Zhuming and "the Flaming Heart" General Huaiyan's darling granddaughter. Frank and straightforward. She practiced swordsmanship and forging from Huaiyan since young, and thus is the second-youngest prodigy swordmaster of the Flamewheel Octet.

Fueled by an intense loathing for the cursed swords that emerged from the Zhuming, she vowed to "hunt down and wipe out all cursed swords."[3] Yanqing (Chinese: 彦卿) is a playable character in Honkai: Star Rail.

The youngest lieutenant of the Xianzhou Alliance's Cloud Knights on board the Xianzhou Luofu, and General Jing Yuan's retainer. A swordsman gifted with the art of swordplay and war who has a prodigious interest in swords and always collects them from the Artisanship Commission. Yanqing is a teenage boy with medium length blond hair styled into a ponytail with curtain bangs. He has yellow-amber eyes, and a single black stud earring on his left ear. Cloud and swallow motifs, as well as heavy asymmetry, appear often throughout his outfit.

Yanqing wears a blue and black hanfu robe with gold and pink accents, with its flared sleeves reaching just above the elbow. A turquoise bamboo flute is affixed to his belt, alongside a small pink pouch. A series of red ribbons tie a swallow charm onto his left arm, just below the pale blue swath of fabric that hangs over his left shoulder, attached by a Lock charm. The tails of the hanfu display pink and white cloud patterns.

Under the outer layer, he wears a tangzhuang-like white shirt and cropped pants, with black armor and a blue belt with a swallow pin both tied around the waist. Both of his arms sport black fingerless bracers, with the left one having the addition of a bell set around the wrist. On his right ankle, above his white boots, there is a red cord anklet. Jing Yuan (Chinese: 景元) is a playable character in Honkai: Star Rail.

One of the seven Arbiter-Generals of the Xianzhou Alliance's Cloud Knights, and one of the Six Charioteers of the Xianzhou Luofu. Although he appears lazy, Jing Yuan has been a general on the Luofu for centuries, an amount of time exceeding most of his peers. This can be attributed to his wisdom and attention to routine measures, with Jing Yuan preferring to be preventive rather than corrective. Jing Yuan has the appearance of a tall man with a light complexion. He has long white hair that's tied into a ponytail with a red ribbon, golden eyes, and a mole under his left eye.

Jing Yuan's clothing consists of an oriental-styled blouse modified with plating and golden armor in the shape of a nian on his right arm that looks like his rumored pet, lion named Snowmoon. He also has two capes that drape over both shoulders, waist armor with multiple belts, leather vambraces, red trousers with thigh harnesses, and tall boots, with a scroll and tassel attached at his hip. The Xianzhou Luofu (Chinese: 仙舟「罗浮」 Xiānzhōu "Luófú") is one of the six Flagships owned by the Hexafleet of the Xianzhou Alliance. It sails like a one-way arrow through the galaxy, with the goal of eradicating Denizens of Abundance. The Luofu stands out among the other ships for it's medical treatment and trade. People on the Luofu are considered laid-back compared to other ships. From the outside, the Luofu resembles an enormous Starskiff, its deck covered with several large, connected domes - each containing a different delve of the ship. 3/4 down the hull is a large ring which circles nearly the entire ship, save for a gap at the top. Floating between this gap is the "Jade Gate", the main point of entry and exit for anyone visiting the massive ship.

The inside of the Luofu comprises of delves which total space exceeds the ship in size. This is possible due to the Xianzhou's space-folding technology. These delves all varied in size and shape, but they were all on a scale that was just too large for any normal ship to contain. Some of the delves could hold up entire residential and commercial districts, such as Exalting Sanctum, while others could even contain vast luxuriant prairies like the Ever-Hunt Plains, which hosts fauna such as monkeys and fawn.

The Xianzhou also rears several other animals in the Ever-Hunt Plains such as the Fungus Boar, Yellow Boulder, Tuskpir, Gentle Halcyon and Downy Antler. Depth crawlers were a type of creature that was similar to void song whales that once lived on the Luofu, but have been extinct for thousands of years.[2] While plants of the Tian Dong genus typically grow on land, Tian Dong plants of Scalegorge Waterscape stand out by extensively inhabiting the coastal areas of the Lunarescent Depths. Scalegorge alginate, Lunarescent Sea mint, and Dragon Scale Coral can also be harvested for medicinal purposes.[3]

Strange planets can be seen high in the sky, though some of them may be a projection of the delve's artificial sky dome. The Realm-Keeping Commission's weather pavilion manages the environmental conditions on the Luofu, including the artificial wind, clouds, rain, and fog.[4] Heat is extracted from the core of the planet the ship is carrying to keep some of the delves warm.[5]

The visible space in the bustling skyport of Central Starskiff Haven is enough to fill up the entire Luofu. The bustling street of Starwatcher Avenue can also be found here, where shops line the road for as far as the eye can see, and their lights are lit for perpetuity. The Sky-Faring Commission's headquarters on the Luofu is the Palace of Astrum, which also acts as the ship's bridge. Cloudford is the trade cargo port of the Loufu. With the arrival of numerous Outworlders, Starskiff Haven is alive with people from all walks of life. Goods from various worlds are delivered by transport starskiffs and unloaded at Cloudford, and every day it unceasingly handles huge amounts of port traffic.[6][7]

Starskiffs on the Luofu are manufactured in Stargazer Navalia. Aurum Alley is the Exalting Sanctum's signature food street where tourists come to enjoy delicious food, from traditional dishes to roadside snacks, and experience street culture. The freight dock managed by the Aurum Alley Merchant Guild is mainly used for distributing commodities and logistics transportation. Fyxestroll Garden is garden delve created centuries ago by Foxian crafters temporarily occupied by the Ten-Lords Commission as the imprisonment site for Heliobi that escaped from the Artisanship Commission's Creation Furnace.

The Divination Commission hosts the Luofu's Matrix of Prescience Ultima. Conclave Hall is the official location in the Divination Commission delve where issues are discussed publicly. The Seat of Divine Foresight is office of the Arbiter-General of the Luofu. The Luofu's Alchemy Commission borders the Vidyadhara delve of Scalegorge Waterscape which hosts the sealed entrance to the Ambrosial Arbor, the Luofu's Plaguemark. The Alchemy Commission's medical texts are kept in the Elixir Research Terrace, a building looking out over the sea. Medicine and traders flock to Healer's Market. In the past, only Elixir Seekers with permits could enter here to buy divine medicines. Healers gather to conduct medical research in the Medicine Bureau. The tree in its garden is one of Ambrosial Arbor's roots.

A statue of Imbibitor Lunae can be found at Dragonvista Rain Hall, which sits the entrance to the Ancient Sea Palace Ruins. The enormous dragon palace of the Vidyadhara is buried in the seafloor valley, along with many Vidyadhara eggs preparing for hatching-rebirth. Hindered by the seal, the Ambrosial Arbor's roots curl into a dragon-shaped wood gall at the Palace Ruin Depths, and no longer grows. Desalinated Lunarescent Seawater and Scalegorge Spring Water are potable. Beneath Scalegorge Waterscape is the entrance to the Luofu's Shackling Prison, which is spread out throughout multiple delves.[8]

Aside from the above mentioned delves, there is also the Polar Delve and Cold Springs delve

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