Helos

Helos is the Sea Emperor and adoptive father of Fey. He never appears directly in the supplied corpus, but his knowledge of Moon God Island, the three Moon Goddesses, and Lachesis guides Fey’s infiltration of the Moon God Palace. Reports also identify him as one of the few figures the Moon Goddesses fear. (Chapters 726, 734, and 737–741)

Biography

The Moon God Palace and the Shura’s Return

Mu Cai Ling tells Ling Chen that the Moon Goddesses fear only the Underworld King and Sea Emperor Helos. Before Fey travels to Moon God Island, Helos gives her its exact location and detailed information about the Moon Goddesses, including their names, clothing, and the Goddess Order’s ability to control space and time. He also recognizes Lachesis at a glance and explains how its incomplete power compares with the Goddess Order. Fey later says she once saved Helos’s son from a Sea Storm Dragon; after she refused a proposed marriage, Helos adopted her and continued treating her as a daughter. She believes he could be persuaded to lure the Moon Goddesses away and returns safely toward the Sea Emperor Palace after the operation. (Chapters 726, 734, and 737–741)

Appearance and personality

Helos’s physical appearance, species, clothing, voice, and age are not described in the supplied chapters. Every reference comes through people who know of him or recall his instruction, so no portrait can be grounded from the local corpus.

His treatment of Fey suggests gratitude, affection, and continuing trust. He first tries to join her to his family through marriage to his son, then respects her refusal and adopts her instead. His willingness to share secret geopolitical and magical knowledge also presents him as informed and supportive, though the text never gives his own account of these decisions. (Chapters 734, 737–738, and 741)

Abilities and powers

Helos holds the title Sea Emperor and has a reputation great enough that the three Moon Goddesses are said to fear him. The corpus does not assign him a level, grade, combat skill list, elemental affinity, or weapon, and he does not perform an attack on-page. His exact strength therefore cannot be measured against the Underworld King or any one Moon Goddess. (Chapters 726 and 741)

His demonstrated strength is knowledge. Helos knows the hidden position of Moon God Island, identifies Lachesis immediately, understands its incomplete control of space and time, and accurately warns Fey about the Goddess Order’s competing authority over those domains. These are reported teachings rather than a direct display of his own time or space manipulation. (Chapters 734 and 737–738)

Relationships

• Fey: Fey saves Helos’s son from a Sea Storm Dragon. Helos first seeks a marriage, then adopts Fey after she refuses, treats her as a daughter, and gives her the intelligence needed for the Moon God Palace operation. (Chapters 734 and 737–741)
• Helos’s son: The unnamed son owes his life to Fey. No dialogue, abilities, or later role for him is supplied. (Chapter 741)
• The three Moon Goddesses: They reportedly fear Helos, while he possesses detailed knowledge about their identities and powers. The corpus does not show a direct confrontation or explain the history behind that fear. (Chapters 726 and 737–738)
• Ling Chen: Ling knows Helos through Fey’s explanation and considers whether the Sea Emperor could help divert the Moon Goddesses, but the two do not meet in the supplied chapters. (Chapter 741)

Items

• No confirmed possessions: Helos recognizes Lachesis and explains it to Fey, but Lachesis belongs to Fey and is not his item. No weapon, armor, or other personal treasure is identified.