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Mu Feiyan

Patriarch of the Mu FamilyYun Che's maternal grandfatherMu Family

Mu Feiyan is the patriarch of the Mu Family, father of Mu Yurou and Mu Yubai, and maternal grandfather of Yun Che.

Biography

Guardian patriarch and grandfather

Mu Feiyan leads one of the Twelve Guardian Families through the Illusory Demon Realm's succession crisis. His fierce loyalty to the Demon Emperor's line places the Mu Family against Duke Huai even when rebellion commands much of the capital. Yun Che's return restores Mu Yurou's lost son to him and adds personal ferocity to that political commitment. Feiyan fights through the centennial ceremony and later supports the Little Demon Empress after her Golden Crow awakening ends the coup. He survives into the era of contact with the God Realm and remains an elder of the reunited lower-realm family. (Chapters 537–575, 610–636, 854, and 1976)

Appearance and personality

Mu Feiyan is an imposing older patriarch with a fiery temper, a loud voice, and an intensely protective manner toward his children and grandchildren. He is politically experienced but emotionally direct: family insults and treason provoke immediate anger, while Yun Che's return brings open pride and affection rather than guarded ceremony. (Chapters 537–575 and 610–636)

Abilities and cultivation

As a Guardian Family patriarch, Mu Feiyan is a top Sovereign Profound Realm expert with strong ice-based family arts, battlefield perception, and command over the Mu clan. His strength matters in the capital struggle, though it remains below the Golden Crow-empowered Little Demon Empress and later divine-way powers. (Chapters 537–575 and 610–636)

Relationships

  • Yun Che: Feiyan welcomes his recovered grandson and defends both him and his parents during the royal conflict. (Chapters 537–575)
  • Mu Yubai: Yubai is his son and a leading Mu Family fighter who shares his outspoken loyalty. (Chapters 537–575)
  • Little Demon Empress: Mu Feiyan remains loyal to her line and supports the restored imperial order after Duke Huai's defeat. (Chapters 537–636)

Items

No named personal weapon or treasure is established for Mu Feiyan.