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Dharma-Transmitter Feng

Young Dharma-Transmitter and small-world rulerTen Thousand Immortals Alliance

Dharma-Transmitter Feng is the original young officeholder whose body, memories, small world, and council position are taken over by Mo Rubin.

Biography

The Three Ancient Veins of the Immortal Alliance

The authentic Feng rises from a childhood of hunger and fear into the Dharma-Transmitter ranks, eventually maintaining a small world containing more than a thousand selected talents despite being comparatively uninterested in gathering them. By Chapter 965, however, Mo Rubin has already devoured or occupied him and uses his office to infiltrate the Alliance's upper levels. Later appearances in which “Feng” investigates the Tianxuan incarnation, debates council policy, or remembers early campaigns are therefore actions of Mo Rubin in Feng's body, although some spoken memories may have been extracted from the original host. (Chapters 965–990; Chapters 1054–1072)

Appearance and personality

The host is described as a relatively young Dharma-Transmitter, but the corpus does not provide reliable hair, clothing, or facial details independent of the possessed body. His remembered childhood and rise suggest hard-won commitment to the institution. Composure, plotting, and later council behavior cannot be safely assigned to Feng's personality because Mo Rubin is controlling the body. (Chapters 965–974; Chapter 1072)

Abilities and cultivation

Dharma-Transmitter authority

Feng's office grants a personal small world, access to selected talents, council standing, and responsibilities within the Alliance's ancient ruling structure. The exact personal techniques by which the original man obtained or exercised that authority are not shown. After possession, Mo Rubin can use the office and body, so later feats demonstrate successful usurpation rather than Feng's independent current power. (Chapters 965–990)

Relationships

  • Mo Rubin consumes or possesses Feng, then continues acting under his title; they are distinct identities.
  • Dharma-Transmitter Jiang treats the occupied Feng as a younger council member and assigns him sensitive work.
  • The Dharma-Transmitter Council remains Feng's original institution even after his position is compromised.

Items

  • Feng's small world and its residents are institutional dominion and living dependents, not ordinary personal inventory.
  • Intelligence gathered by Feng's subordinates about the Tianxuan incarnation is appropriated by Mo Rubin after possession.