Prima Skythorn

Prima Skythorn is the Divine Stage lord of Skythorn Falcon City and the outside power enlisted in Willow's conspiracy against Feline Cat City. His confidence in a long-prepared plan leads him to ignore Willow's warning that their target has discovered it, and he dies after walking into the counterattack prepared by Rune, Felix, and Oberon.

Biography

Committing Skythorn to Willow's plan

Prima's role is the decisive force in a conspiracy developed over roughly fifteen hundred years. Felix is meant to poison and weaken Oberon with Blackheart, activate a teleportation circle, and admit Prima with five leading Saints; Prima, described as just as strong as Oberon, would then kill or defeat the weakened City Lord and open Feline Cat City to conquest. The Saints competing to accompany him are motivated by the resources and status they expect from the captured city. (Chapters 946 and 949)

Willow realizes that the loss of spies and the target city's sudden lockdown indicate a trap. Prima dismisses her caution as the timidity of someone unfit to lead, permits his Saints to belittle her, and proceeds with the operation. His personal choice converts a risky alliance into a direct commitment of Skythorn's ruler and strongest subordinates, while also forcing Willow to accompany them despite her objections. (Chapters 948–949)

The teleportation trap and death

Felix and Rune have already exposed the conspiracy to Oberon. When Prima's party arrives, thirty-two Feline Saints operate fifteen borrowed Arcane Missiles around the circle. Prima orders his force to defend, but Willow moves behind him and uses him as a shield. The combined bombardment kills two peak Saints, cripples two more, and leaves Prima's foundation shaken after he absorbs more than ninety-five percent of the attack. His own plan to exploit Blackheart is thus answered by an ambush that weakens him before the Divine Stage duel. (Chapter 950)

Prima still blocks Oberon's opening punch, but Oberon activates an Ancestral Order dimensional artifact and takes him into a separate Battle Dimension. Oberon returns alive after killing him, then forces the surviving Falconkins to submit and strips Skythorn Falcon City of resources. The wider conspiracy consequently costs Prima and seven Saints their lives and leaves his city deeply damaged rather than delivering the Feline territory they expected. (Chapters 950 and 952–954, 959)

Appearance and personality

The corpus gives no stable description of Prima's face, hair, eyes, clothing, age, or build. He is consistently identified through his Falconkin—or, in one later reference, Eaglekin—race and his status as Skythorn's strongest being; the source does not explain whether the two race labels are interchangeable or a wording inconsistency. (Chapters 950 and 1002)

Prima is bold to the point of recklessness. He treats Willow's caution and leadership as weakness, tolerates his subordinates' contempt for her, and trusts the conspiracy's long preparation more than current evidence of a trap. He is also quick enough to understand Willow's use of him as a shield, but by then survival and Oberon's approach leave him no opportunity to retaliate. (Chapters 948–950)

Abilities and cultivation

Prima is a Divine Stage cultivator, Skythorn Falcon City's strongest resident, and is claimed by Felix to be as strong as Oberon. He is also later called one of the fastest beings in the world, though the corpus gives no measured travel feat of his own and uses him mainly as a benchmark for still faster characters. These statements establish reputation and stage, not a demonstrated victory over Oberon at full strength. (Chapters 946, 950, and 1002)

His one direct combat action is blocking Oberon's punch after the Arcane Missile barrage. Their collision is powerful enough that the resulting impact would kill anyone below the Semi-Saint Stage, even though Prima is already gravely weakened. Oberon nevertheless chooses to fight him personally because the narrative treats even a damaged Divine as beyond non-Divine opponents. Prima's affinity, cultivation method, bloodline techniques, weapon, Domain, Law, and specific offensive abilities are never shown. (Chapters 950 and 953)

Prima survives fifteen simultaneously operated twelve-star Arcane Missiles but suffers a shaken foundation and extreme weakness. This demonstrates endurance, not immunity: the artifacts are expressly capable of harming Divines, and absorbing most of their output creates the opening Oberon exploits. The final duel occurs off-page in the Battle Dimension, so the killing technique, Prima's counters, and the precise limit of his remaining strength are unknown. (Chapters 950, 952–953, and 1161)

Relationships

• Willow: Willow is Prima's long-term co-conspirator, but he disregards her correct warning and allows his Saints to undermine her. She responds to the ambush by using him as a shield, worsening his injuries while preserving herself. (Chapters 946 and 948–951)
• Oberon: Prima plans to fight Oberon only after Blackheart has weakened him. Oberon reverses that advantage with the missile trap, removes Prima to the Battle Dimension, and kills him. (Chapters 946 and 950–954)
• Rune and Felix: Felix was originally Prima's inside agent, but Rune helps him reveal and invert the conspiracy. Their counterplot brings Prima into the prepared teleportation kill zone. (Chapters 946–950)

Items

Prima uses the teleportation circle prepared by the conspirators but does not own it. The black hourglass-shaped dimensional artifact that carries him and Oberon into the Battle Dimension is wielded by Oberon and supplied by the Ancestral Order, while the Arcane Missiles are borrowed Feline weapons used against Prima. No personal weapon or signature artifact is attributed to Prima, and Oberon's later seizure of his storage ring does not reveal its individual contents. (Chapters 946, 950, 952, and 954)