Yao Die
Yao Die is the Fourth Witch of the Soul Stealing Realm and one of Chi Wuyao's principal representatives in the Northern Divine Region.
Biography
The Witch at the Heavenly Sovereign Assembly
Yao Die descends upon the Heavenly Sovereign Assembly with enough authority to make realm kings bow and places the Soul Stealing Realm behind Yun Che and Qianye Ying’er before the assembled northern factions. Her presence protects them politically while allowing Chi Wuyao to measure how the Imperial Heaven Realm and its guests respond. After Yun Che begins unifying the north, Yao Die continues handling king-realm investigations. She and Third Witch Ye Li inspect the manufactured disaster used to mobilize surrounding realms, giving the Soul Stealing Realm a credible public voice while its deeper strategy remains concealed. (Chapters 1627–1638 and 1711)
Appearance and personality
Yao Die is an exceptionally beautiful woman with a dreamlike, shapeless aura that quickens the hearts of observers before she speaks. She is reserved, authoritative, and alert to breaches of etiquette, yet disciplined enough not to disrupt Chi Wuyao's plans when Yun Che or Qianye Ying’er tests ordinary boundaries. (Chapters 1627–1628)
Abilities and cultivation
As Fourth Witch, Yao Die is a high Divine Master carrying part of the Nirvana Devil Emperor inheritance. Her darkness profound energy and soul pressure exceed ordinary realm kings, while her status lets her command investigations across the Northern Divine Region. Her complete combat ceiling is not demonstrated in a decisive duel. (Chapters 1627–1638 and 1711)
Relationships
- Chi Wuyao: Yao Die serves as her disciple, representative, and investigator. (Chapters 1627–1638 and 1711)
- Yun Che: She publicly seats and protects him during the assembly that helps establish his place in northern politics. (Chapters 1627–1628)
- Ye Li: The Third and Fourth Witches jointly investigate the later star-realm disaster. (Chapter 1711)
Items
No named personal weapon or treasure is established for Yao Die.
