Elder Dita

Biography

The Road South and the Fairy Realm

Elder Dita initially objects when Dilo brings a human into the Dwarves’ holiest area, then accepts Ling Chen after learning their guardian permitted the visit. His reserve disappears before ancestral craft and Mysterious Red Sun Gold, whose authenticity he recognizes immediately. The encounter establishes an engineer protective of Dwarf secrets but willing to respond to materials and evidence that can restore their suppressed talents. (Chapters 389–391)

Calamity in the East Ocean Continent

Dita verifies the Underworld God Cannon blueprint and reacts with overwhelming excitement to the Handsome Pan. These recovered resources, combined with the proposed alliance with Fairies, help persuade the Dwarves to relocate. His first emergence into the wider world is therefore motivated by craft: isolation protects the clan, but it also prevents the work for which its inherited knowledge exists. (Chapters 401–405)

The Defense and Founding of Ling Tian City

After the city survives, Dita turns rare Spatial Stones into hundreds of Spatial Orbs and helps design commercial facilities. He says the new environment has awakened the clan’s potential, reflecting the practical consequence of migration. His work depends on supplied materials, and the rapid output is a collective Dwarf achievement rather than evidence that he can fabricate spatial devices without components. (Chapters 602, 609–610, 635)

The Moon God Palace and the Shura’s Return

Dita evaluates the materials required for a World Boundary Scroll and later leads the reconstructed Underworld God Cannon project. The finished cannon uses ancestral blueprints and an existing weapon as reference, allowing him to realize a design once thought lost. His latest state is that of an active master engineer whose strongest results remain material-intensive, collaborative, and tied to inherited Dwarf knowledge. (Chapters 727, 730, 788)

Appearance and personality

Dita is older than the already elderly Dilo but remains vigorous, intense, and expressive. Sacred technology makes him stern, while rare materials and successful engineering produce almost childlike excitement. He is proud of Dwarf ability without pretending that designs can be realized in the absence of blueprints, examples, or suitable matter. (Chapters 389–405, 602–610, 788)

Abilities and powers

Elder Dita is a master craftsman who can authenticate legendary materials, interpret ancestral blueprints, manufacture Spatial Orbs, assess World Boundary Scroll requirements, and lead construction of the Underworld God Cannon. These are engineering feats, not personal combat powers. Every major work shown requires rare input, established designs, or clan labor, defining meaningful limits on his production. (Chapters 389–405, 602–610, 727–788)

Relationships

• Dilo is Dita’s chief and partner in decisions affecting the Dwarf Clan; Dilo shows him unusual respect because of his seniority and technical mastery. (Chapters 389–403)
• Ling Chen supplies materials, ancestral objects, and commissions that let Dita apply Dwarf knowledge at unprecedented scale. (Chapters 389–405, 602–610, 727)
• Yun Meng Xin governs the city whose resources and safety enable Dita’s later engineering. (Chapters 401–405, 602–610)

Items

• Handsome Pan is an ancestral masterpiece whose return deeply moves Dita and the clan. (Chapters 401–402)
• Underworld God Cannon is the model and ancestral design Dita studies before leading its reconstruction; custody belongs to the Dwarves and Ling Tian City, not to Dita personally. (Chapters 700, 727, 788)