Blade God

Blade God is a martial artist from the future who travels into the distant past, founds the legacy behind the Blade God Six Martial Clan, and absorbs all five spirit-beast cores. His attempt to control history ultimately creates a confrontation with Chun Yeowun inside a damaged Time Jet.

Biography

Legend, temporal intervention, and clan legacy

Long before he appears directly, the Blade God exists as a historical rupture. He challenges the Sword Demon, kills a Demonic Cult Lord, and leaves only a name for the survivor who reports the disaster. His techniques use blade movements that exceed ordinary anatomy, allowing later infiltrators and masters to be identified by the same impossible trajectories. The clan that follows him preserves martial instruction and a future-written record describing Yeowun's eventual rise as the Demon God. It uses that knowledge to alter succession, develop agents, and collect spirit-beast power before the recorded history can unfold. (Chapters 134–397)

The Blade God himself has come from a far future and lived for more than eight hundred years. He absorbs the cores of all five spirit beasts, gaining agelessness and regeneration powerful enough to rebuild enormous bodily damage. Over that lifespan, emotion and ordinary attachment fade. He views past martial artists as flies and wants a world in which he is the only absolute. Yet he also measures himself against the future version of Yeowun he once knew, explaining why he speaks to the younger man as both a first-time opponent and an old obsession. (Chapters 461–464)

Changbai Mountain

The Blade God waits until Yeowun has exhausted nearly all his internal energy fighting the fallen White Tiger, Ark Wui, Blade Lord, and their forces. Before addressing him, he kills or defeats Ark and expels the Heart Fist energy driven into his own body through the ground. His natural control is so complete that rain bends around him without a visible barrier and his energy feels indistinguishable from the surrounding world. He recognizes Yeowun's Nano Suit as future technology and attacks once his curiosity is satisfied. (Chapters 461–463)

The initial fight heavily favors the Blade God. His kicks crack Yeowun's wrists through the Gatelinium armor; his invisible blade damages the suit, tears the organs beneath it, and leaves hostile energy around the heart that ordinary healing cannot remove. He blocks a unified black-lightning sword by condensing energy into spatial ripples, losing half a hand but regenerating it after expelling the dark residue. He then uses a will-formed blade that pierces Yeowun without a conventional energy weapon. (Chapters 462–463)

Ark Wui, already missing both arms, lands a final Heart Fist before dying. The attack lodges will-bearing energy around the Blade God's heart and prevents him from using his full control. Yeowun exploits that opening while the Nano Suit absorbs White Tiger energy. Three invisible swords—black flame, thunder, and ice—break the Blade Film and destroy roughly half of the Blade God's upper body. Sky Demon energy blocks immediate regeneration, so Qu Yuan and Hwang-heol rescue him. Once he removes both invading energies, the five cores rebuild even one-third of his body in less than half an hour. (Chapters 463–465 and 483)

Time Jet and death

The arrival of future TP officers gives the Blade God a new way to avoid a second equal fight. He infiltrates their Time Jet, kills crew members, severs pilot Allen's arm, and orders coordinates that would carry him to a point before Yeowun's birth. Yeowun catches the ascending craft with the Gatelinium Suit and enters before the jump. Allen sabotages the controls and kills himself, leaving both enemies adrift in space-time. The Blade God proposes a truce because damage to the aircraft can kill even immortals. Yeowun refuses. (Chapters 482–483)

Inside the jet, the Blade God blocks with the Unification of the Blade, but Yeowun's newly realized Non-existent Sky Demon Sword cuts through the defense, his body, and the hull. The wound will not regenerate while Sky Demon energy remains embedded. Yeowun splits him from shoulder to thigh, cuts off his head, and lets the head and body be pulled through the breach into the space-time torrent. The flow erases the immortal remains, ending both the man and his effort to revise history from another point. (Chapter 483)

Appearance and personality

The Blade God has a strong face, thick eyebrows, and, at his final appearance, a forceful smile. At Changbai he initially seems almost emotionless, describing centuries as having numbed him. The façade breaks when Ark makes him kneel, Yeowun threatens his monopoly on immortality, and death becomes immediate. Pride, rage, joy, and fear return in sequence. His strategic patience is genuine—he watches Yeowun exhaust himself and later chooses temporal assassination over a fair duel—but it coexists with a need to regard every peer as lesser.

Martial arts and abilities

• Heavenly Master state: The Blade God's energy has merged so closely with nature that it cannot be read as a separate presence. He moves as if crossing space rather than using ordinary footwork, controls force as naturally as breathing, and can draw on ambient energy. This is the foundation for his overwhelming speed, impact, and spatial manipulation. (Chapters 461–466)
• Extreme Art of the Blade God: His core blade system uses trajectories beyond normal anatomical limits and becomes the model for the Six Martial branches. At his level, hand or sword motion carries enough condensed force to break high-level defenses while preserving deceptive simplicity. Descendants imitate fragments; the original combines them with centuries of control. (Chapters 287, 395, and 462–464)
• Invisible and will-formed blades: He creates cutting force without a physical weapon. The stronger application is described as literally invisible rather than merely transparent energy: it acts through will, pierces Yeowun's body, and remains inside the heart as an invasive blade force. Removing it requires vast energy or a higher realization. (Chapters 462–466)
• Energy unification and spatial ripples: By condensing power into the hand or blade, he distorts nearby space and redirects a unified lightning strike that lesser masters cannot block. The method can divert an attack's path, reinforce a cutting line, or concentrate natural energy into a small contact area. Ark and Yeowun later demonstrate related principles. (Chapters 462–464 and 474)
• Blade Film: A two-handed defensive form derived from the essence of the Extreme Art. Circular ripples overlap like a veil, spreading and resisting simultaneous attacks. Heart Fist interference weakens its maintenance, allowing Yeowun's three elemental invisible swords to crack and overwhelm it. (Chapter 464)
• Unification of the Blade: His highest conventional defense inside the Time Jet merges blade and energy into a single perfected line. It is still cut by the Non-existent Sky Demon Sword, whose dark energy also suppresses regeneration. (Chapter 483)
• Five-core immortality: The five spirit-beast cores stop aging and regenerate destroyed bones, vessels, muscle, and skin. Recovery is rapid after hostile energy is removed; one-third-body destruction heals within half an hour. It is conditional rather than invulnerability: Sky Demon energy delays rebuilding, Heart Fist disrupts his control, decapitation prevents action, and the space-time torrent erases separated remains beyond recovery. (Chapters 463–465 and 483)
• Temporal and technological knowledge: Originating in the future, he recognizes Nano technology, understands the Time Jet's purpose, and uses records to guide descendants. He is not shown personally hacking the craft; hijacking still requires a surviving pilot and coordinates, a dependency that Allen exploits. (Chapters 460, 462, and 482–483)

Power progression

Relationships

• Chun Yeowun: The future Demon God he tries to prevent, a peer who finally kills him in the space-time flow.
• Ark Wui: Lands the Heart Fist that creates Yeowun's opening and restores rage to the supposedly emotionless immortal.
• Blade Lord: Descendant and prospective successor who follows the future record but dies before inheriting the title.
• Hwang-heol: Loyal descendant who rescues the Blade God after the Changbai explosion.
• Qu Yuan: Another powerful subordinate who protects his retreat after Yeowun's counterattack.

Items

• Time Jet: A future aircraft the Blade God hijacks to travel before Yeowun's birth. It becomes the site of his final battle and death.
• Future record: Instructions and predicted history left to descendants, written partly in terminology people of the era cannot understand.
• Unnamed blade: He uses a physical sword during the Time Jet battle alongside energy-formed blades; the corpus does not give it a distinct name.