Qiu Chi Ka
Qiu Chi Ka is an elder of the displaced Yan Ji people who attempts to recover his civilization's sacrificial-tower treasure from battlefield invaders.
Biography
Last defense of the sacrificial tower
Qiu Chi Ka observes the rival outsiders entering the tower and hopes their divided camps will destroy one another. He openly identifies the four pinnacle races as the powers that ruined and occupied his people's home. After guiding events from the control room, he reveals the hidden treasure and confronts the intruders. When the contest turns against the indigenous defenders, Qiu Chi Ka self-destructs at pinnacle-emperor strength inside the confined chamber. The blast severely wounds Piercing Tiger but fails to eliminate the best-defended opponents. (Chapters 834–844)
Appearance and personality
He is described first as a fat warrior and later as an elder. Qiu Chi Ka is patient, calculating, and consumed by collective grievance; his final act places recovery of the Yan Ji legacy and resistance to the occupiers above his own survival. (Chapters 834–840 and 843)
Abilities and progression
Qiu Chi Ka is a pinnacle emperor undying and can operate the tower with his fellow survivors. His self-destruction produces the strongest blast among the indigenous defenders shown in the chamber. (Chapters 838–844)
Relationships
- Pu Ai, Men Bu, and La Di Mo: Fellow Yan Ji survivors in the tower operation.
- Luo Feng, Gold Cang, and Piercing Tiger: Intruders competing for his people's treasure.
Items
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