All Wounded

All Wounded is a player sent with Floating Up and others to kill and body-guard Zhang Yang. He appears mainly as a taunting member of Dominating Blade's hostile group and repeatedly underestimates his target. (Chapters 110–113, 127, and 131)

Biography

Rebirth and White Jade City

Dominating Blade assigns All Wounded to the party meant to kill Zhang Yang and prevent him from safely reviving. At the contested lease area, All Wounded laughs at Zhang Yang's arrival and speculates about the accelerated monster respawn rate, but the conflict ends with his own death notification. He later reappears and jokes that Dominating Blade survived forty seconds, longer than Floating Up, showing that the group's repeated losses have become material for internal teasing rather than a decisive victory. (Chapters 110–113, 127, and 131)

Appearance and personality

No physical description or clothing is supplied for All Wounded. His menacing laughter and jokes at his allies' expense make him mocking and overconfident, though the evidence does not establish a deeper personality outside the group's clashes with Zhang Yang. (Chapters 112–113 and 131)

Abilities and gameplay

All Wounded participates in a player-killing party, but the supplied corpus does not state his class, level, weapon, named skills, or individual combat contribution. His death and later reappearance reflect ordinary player resurrection rather than a permanent narrative death. (Chapters 110 and 127–131)

Relationships

• Floating Up: A fellow member of the assigned kill party and the target of All Wounded's later joke about survival time. (Chapters 110 and 131)
• Dominating Blade: Orders the group to kill Zhang Yang and is later teased by All Wounded after lasting longer than Floating Up. (Chapters 110 and 131)
• Zhang Yang: The intended victim who instead survives the group's attacks and is present when All Wounded dies. (Chapters 110–113 and 127)

Items

The supplied evidence does not identify any personal equipment or notable item used by All Wounded. (Chapters 110–113, 127, and 131)