Penny

Penny is a blonde Lycan cultivator freed when Cain defeats her former master. She becomes one of his disciples, helps name and organize the Forbidden Treasure Sect, and uses the System’s Druid path to amplify her natural transformations before creating the Moonblessed Lycan advancement that turns her body into a Spirit Rank combat form.

Biography

A disciple in a strange system

Penny meets Cain as one of three disciples left without a master after Cain wins a lethal challenge. She is surprised that he neither claims their former master’s possessions nor treats the surviving students as spoils, and she explains that unawakened acolytes at their power level have few safe sect choices. Rather than search for another master likely to exploit them, Penny and the others accept Cain’s protection and begin teaching Luna cultivation while learning about his unfamiliar System. (Chapters 575, 577)

When Cain offers each disciple a custom technique, Penny asks for a stronger transformation that will make her natural Lycan body more dangerous. He grants Primal Form, a Druid-only Mythic skill, and its activation gives her a System interface, assigns the Druid class, recognizes her as Mythic Awakened, and produces a four-meter white wolf form. Penny then helps propose the name Forbidden Treasure Sect, receives a healing-enhancing mace, and learns to combine her new form’s speed and bite with Jen’s defense, Tena’s control, and Sabbat’s ranged attacks. Near the next advancement, she identifies the resonance between Druid moon magic and her Lycan nature, prompting Cain to help open a specialized class route. (Chapters 588–589, 602, 651)

Moonblessed Lycan

Penny begins the new stage by repeatedly sparring with Vala until she earns a first win, while recognizing that the Demon had suppressed her skills and was compensating for a vast level advantage. She carries that lesson into group tactics: rather than treating Moonblessed Form as an answer to every opponent, she takes Jen’s flank beside Tena while Luna supplies reinforcements. The role makes her a mobile close-combat element within a coordinated disciple team instead of merely the owner of an enormous transformation. (Chapters 652, 663)

Penny also becomes one of the disciples who keeps their training routine functioning while Cain is unavailable. She discusses whether to rescue the sleeping Sect Master, argues for continued practice, and explains that Luna’s Seraphim Arena provides both fighting space and a recovery room without consuming the resident disciples’ resources. Later evidence that Lycans need family places Penny’s bond with the other women in a species-specific context: their continuing sect household supplies the companionship that an isolated Lycan would eventually miss. (Chapters 677, 695)

Appearance and personality

Penny is a tall blonde Lycan in her ordinary presentation and can shift between human, intermediate Lycan, and wolf bodies. Primal Form turns her into a four-meter wolf with bright white fur and massive canines. Her later Moonblessed Form is a similarly tall humanoid Spirit Lycan with a wolf’s head, white fur, and glowing pale-blue claws; the wolf form is warm and soft enough that Luna persistently treats her as a preferred sleeping companion. (Chapters 575, 577, 588, 651, 663)

She is practical, candid, and protective of her fellow disciples. Penny explains sect realities to Cain without romanticizing them, reprimands him when he forgets the group, and contributes the sect name with a joke about avoiding conventional feminine sect imagery. She is also curious and competitive: she asks for techniques tailored to her nature, analyzes her own advancement, accepts tactical instruction from teammates, and repeatedly returns to difficult sparring rather than treating a powerful transformation as proof of mastery. (Chapters 575, 588–589, 651–652, 677)

Skills and class features

Penny’s power combines cultivation, Lycan physiology, and a System class created through Cain’s Mythic technique. The System does not erase her existing core or species; instead, Druid transformation mechanics reinforce her natural lunar affinity, and the later class converts that overlap into a body-quality advancement. Her strongest forms provide exceptional speed, strength, and durability, but sparring shows that size and numeric bonuses do not eliminate problems of control, targeting, or experience. (Chapters 577, 588, 602, 651–652)

Cultivation and System adaptation

Before receiving a class, Penny understands meditation, Spirit Cores, Qi efficiency, and the need to cultivate under one’s own power. Activating Primal Form causes the foreign System to recognize her, assign Druid, and mark her Mythic Awakened, demonstrating that Cain’s technique can bridge her cultivation background into System mechanics. Her original cultivation knowledge remains valuable afterward: she helps teach Luna meditation and evaluates advancement through both combat power and formal class options. (Chapters 577, 588)

Primal Form and Druid support

Primal Form is a Mythic Druid-only transformation that creates a four-meter white wolf with enhanced speed, size, teeth, and physical pressure. Penny can return from it to her normal, Lycan, or human body, so the skill adds a form rather than permanently replacing her identity. In team combat she uses the wolf as a fast flanker capable of bowling through golems and seizing a back-line target, but unfamiliar size leads her to overshoot Luna and concentrated constructs can still pin her through force even when they cannot inflict meaningful damage. (Chapters 588–589, 602)

Her Druid role also carries healing aptitude: Cain selects a mace that enhances her healing spells, although her demonstrated preference is close combat. The class’s transformation-damage skills provide the conceptual base for Moonblessed Lycan, and points spent through only the first hundred Druid levels leave a large reserve when she changes class above level three hundred. The text does not establish a complete catalogue of her healing spells, so their exact range and limits remain unspecified. (Chapters 589, 651)

Moonblessed combat

Wrath of the Moon Goddess gives a one-hundred-percent increase to damage and speed and fifty-percent damage reduction. Moonblessed Form stacks with it to produce four hundred-percent additional damage and pale-blue claws that function as Spirit Rank weapons. The class simultaneously raises Penny’s base body to Spirit Rank and states that it will automatically become Immortal and Demigod grade once her combat power qualifies, removing the need for a separate body-quality change at each of those thresholds. (Chapter 651)

The form’s power does not guarantee victory. Vala can suppress Penny’s attack skills through superior speed, exploit her balance with a tail, and eventually eject her from the arena while deliberately avoiding her own strongest abilities. Penny’s first win comes only after repeated training against an opponent compensating for a roughly four-hundred-level difference. Later, she applies the same role more efficiently by taking Jen’s flank and coordinating with Tena and Luna rather than relying on a direct charge alone. (Chapters 651–652, 663)

Power progression

Relationships

• Cain: Cain frees Penny from her former master’s control, accepts her as a disciple, and creates the techniques that let her enter and then specialize within the System. Penny respects him as Sect Master but readily reprimands him when he neglects the disciples or needs practical guidance. (Chapters 575, 588, 651, 677)
• Luna: Penny helps teach Luna cultivation and becomes her favored soft companion in wolf form. They later train on opposing sides, with Luna’s golems exposing Penny’s difficulties controlling the enormous Primal Form. (Chapters 577, 602, 663)
• Jen: Jen provides the disciplined front line for the disciples’ team, allowing Penny to attack from a flank. Penny follows her tactical calls in later fights, and their complementary Paladin and Lycan roles give the group a stable defense-and-assault structure. (Chapters 602, 663)
• Tena: Tena’s energy dragons create openings that let Penny break through summoned defenders, and the two later take opposite flanks under Jen’s direction. Their coordination offsets Penny’s tendency to rely on a straight-line rush. (Chapters 602, 663)
• Sabbat: Sabbat supplies ranged magical damage while Penny and the other physical fighters control enemies in front of her. Penny treats her as part of the same tightly connected disciple group and helps structure team plans around keeping her free to cast. (Chapters 588–589, 602)