Lu Ya
Lu Ya begins as a yellow-haired boy protecting rescued children in Ningyuan City and later becomes a powerful Imperial Beast Sect senior operating between Mr. Bai, Xu Ke, and beast-clan powers. (Chapters 276–319)
Biography
The Flawless Mr. Bai
Young Lu Ya organizes children around the small temple, keeps them away from an immortal battle, and knows that the mysterious Mr. Bai treats and shelters them. Later Fallen Immortal scenes show him in blue robes as a strong Imperial Beast Sect figure whose attitude toward Mr. Bai has hardened, though he remains admired by the children. He advises and assigns Xu Ke, communicates with Emperor Sanmo, and sends Xu Ke toward Nanming Beast Mountain with an Emperor One token. Beast-clan memories establish that Lu Ya once entered the sacred mountain and removed a pure-blooded junior despite being only early Nascent Soul at the time. (Chapters 276–319, 346–347, 479–480, 532–535)
Appearance and personality
As a child Lu Ya is small and yellow-haired; later he wears blue and is remembered as handsome, kind, and exceptionally capable. He is protective and organized, but skeptical enough to say he trusts his own eyes rather than prophecy or Mr. Bai's reputation. His later secrecy toward Xu Ke suggests caution and unresolved conflict rather than simple disloyalty. (Chapters 276–319, 347)
Abilities and cultivation
Beast-sect cultivation and sacred-mountain access
Lu Ya commands or rides powerful exotic beasts and holds enough influence to assign missions across beast territory. Chapter 535 retrospectively places him at early Nascent Soul when he entered Nanming Sacred Beast Mountain, but the supplied arc does not give a complete attainment sequence or a named personal combat technique. His access also appears partly dependent on Emperor One's tacit approval and token, not strength alone. (Chapters 317–319, 532–535)
Relationships
Mr. Bai is Lu Ya's former protector and later source of distrust. Xu Ke idolizes Lu Ya as a senior and carries out his missions, while Emperor Sanmo debates the future with him. Emperor One's apparent approval gives Lu Ya unusual standing among the beast clans. (Chapters 318–319, 346–347, 479–480, 532–535)
Items
- Emperor One jade token: Lu Ya entrusts the token to Xu Ke for passage through beast territory. It establishes authority but originates with Emperor One and is not permanently retained by Lu Ya during the mission. (Chapters 534–535)
- Two-way jade pendant: Left with Xu Ke for contact and location sensing; custody passes to the junior rather than remaining in Lu Ya's hands. (Chapter 347)
