Huyan Zhuo

Name: Huyan Zhuo Hair: Long silver hair. Has a greenish strand. Hair is tied into two ponytails. The ponytail with greenish strands falls freely on the face. There is also a fringe covering the forehead. The rest is tied into a second ponytail, with a golden hairpin, they fall freely on the back. Eyes: Large light purple eyes. Features: Strong and powerful physique. Thin arms with distinct muscles. Powerful shoulders that maintain the sophistication of a woman's body. Medium-sized chest. Flat smooth tummy, decorated with a navel. Quite plump thighs that turn into thin calves and powerful, feminine feet. The waist is thin and graceful. From the foot to the hips stretches an otherworldly tattoo that envelops her legs in greenish and purple. Height 163 cm (5ft). A delicate face with small, graceful lips. Slightly pointed lower part of the face. There are several scars on her arms and back. Personality: Mentally unstable. In a calm state, she behaves quietly. She only talks on business. But her facial expressions always reveal her emotions. Her sense of self-worth is extremely unstable, and she is prone to unpredictable mood swings. Her condition also completely depends on what people think of her. If she is praised, she will be more cheerful. If she is scolded, she may burst into tears, her condition will be depressed all day and she will consider herself a complete nonentity. It is very painful for her to remember her own comrades and her service. If she sees objects that remind her of her service, she begins an incessant stream of tears, hysteria, heartbreaking screams and a complete loss of control over her body. She simply will not be able to move if she starts remembering the past. At night, she has terrible nightmares, so in her sleep she always tosses and turns, cries and sometimes screams. While she is in a stable condition, she is kind, sensitive, attentive and helpful. She really likes fishing and the sea breeze. She loves being praised and shines like a child when she hears praise. She loves to watch the sunset that goes over the sea. Combat abilities: He has strong assassin abilities. He knows how to stealthily approach enemies and neutralize them, using his iron whips. Clothing: A light, tight-fitting dark-colored suit, under which there is no underwear. The suit clings to her arms to the elbows, her chest to the waist and buttocks, as well as her feminine dignity between her legs. Over the suit, she wears a dark-colored jacket. The jacket is short and does not reach her stomach. Short shorts are pulled over her buttocks, about mid-thigh length. On her feet are low, light boots. Background: Huyan Zhuo was born into a family of Chinese soldiers who served the emperor in 1099. She was trained as a soldier from a young age. Every day was filled with hard training, learning to write and speak Chinese. Her father was strict but fair and never gave his daughter a task she could not complete. Zhuo loved her parents very much and grew up with a fair and kind nature. By the age of 15, she joined the imperial army. She was a promising newcomer. Her fighting style did not rely on swords, spears or anything sharp. She wielded two iron whips, which she used to deliver heavy blunt blows that broke bones, tore skin and left bruises. Shortly after Zhuo joined the service, bandits from Mount Liang began to attack the city. The bandits rebelled against the emperor, gathered on a mountain and began raiding the city, stealing food, treasures, etc., killing both innocent civilians and soldiers, burning houses. The emperor gathered his generals and gave them detachments from his army to suppress the rebellion. Zhuo by that time had become a general in the army and was given a detachment of warriors that she knew personally. Soon the detachments went to Liang to suppress the bandit rebellion. But the tactics of those who commanded the bandits turned out to be more cunning than the tactics of the imperial army. After a long battle, Zhuo and many people from her detachment were captured. Other generals were simply killed on the battlefield. The defeat and death of their comrades had already affected the spirit of Zhuo and her subordinates. After Zhuo and her subordinates were captured, they began to torture them cruelly. Zhuo was seated in front of a subordinate and they were carefully and as painfully as possible to her subordinate in order to extract information. Every cut, every broken bone, every dislocated limb, every severed finger, every gouged out eye, every head that fell from the shoulders of Zhuo's comrades were imprinted in her memory. She began to go crazy. The grief, despair and absolute helplessness that pressed on Zhuo drove her crazy. Her mental state began to tend towards the abnormal. Constant tears, dry lips, a torn throat from screaming. All that Zhuo saw for several months was the pain that was inflicted on her remaining subordinates. But even under the pressure of so much cruelty, she did not tell the bandits strategically important information. Thanks to this, she and the remaining subordinates who were not killed were saved from captivity. After returning to the city, Zhuo could not continue her service. Her psyche completely swayed towards madness and despair. Anything that reminded her of the time spent in captivity should not catch her eye, otherwise she would fall into severe hysterics. Continuously flowing tears, heart-rending screams and a complete loss of control over her body, all of this accompanied her condition after the memories of captivity. She also began to have mood swings and an extremely unstable sense of self-worth. Her condition depended on how people perceived her. At night, she could have terrible nightmares, so even in her dreams, she was restless. She could no longer stand the city where she once lived a happy life. Zhuo completely distanced herself from her family and the only thing that reminded her of her family was her surname, "Huyan". The emperor ordered that Zhuo be sent to a remote place where she could start a new life and forget the horrors that happened to her at the Battle of Mount Liang. Huyan Zhuo went to a remote fishing village near the sea.