Lu Yong’an

Biography

Cordu, Trier, and the Approaching Apocalypse

Lu Yong’an was the obstetrics dean of Mushu Hospital and a bestowed child of the Great Mother whose external consciousness entered the dream city. She examined Li Keji, administered an injection, and used a maternal radiance and virtual caress to accelerate the fetus to roughly six months, demonstrating that her medical role also advanced the Great Mother's designs. (Chapters 2425–2426)

She cultivated contact with the supposed Child God by offering WeChat advice and reported Zhou Mingrui's movements through the hospital. Although she could not enter the deepest underground level herself, she later met the disguised Child there, insisted that only the Mother's aid could save the intended patient, obeyed the refusal, and then reported that the target had still not chosen the Mother's help. (Chapters 2426–2438)

Appearance and personality

Lu Yong’an looked to be in her forties, with fair skin and a beautiful, round face like a full moon. Her gentle and motherly presentation fit both an obstetrician and a Great Mother adherent, while her patient offers of help concealed persistent recruitment and surveillance. (Chapters 2425–2438)

Pathways and abilities

Lu Yong’an was identified as bestowed by the Great Mother, but her exact boon pathway and rank are not stated. She displayed medical expertise and supernatural acceleration of fetal development through maternal radiance and an intangible caress; her inability to access the deepest hospital level marked an explicit institutional or supernatural limit. (Chapters 2425–2438)

Relationships

Li Keji was Lu's patient and the subject of her accelerated pregnancy treatment. She treated Lumian's false Child God identity as a figure to guide toward the Great Mother, while her reports about Zhou Mingrui and the hospital showed continuing loyalty to the dean and the Mother's faction. (Chapters 2425–2438)

Items

Lu carried a medical box, used injections, and communicated by phone and WeChat. These supported her medical and surveillance roles, but no named personal mystical item is established. (Chapters 2425–2438)