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Chen Li

Mercenary and defensive commanderexact class not establishedWang Yuan's private forces

Chen Li is a mercenary serving among the forces protecting Wang Yuan's manor. He receives Black Phantom on arrival and helps command the compound's defenders during the attack that follows.

Biography

Escape from Germinal and the Aquamarine War

Chen Li is summoned to the gate to collect the newly arrived assassin, Han Xiao, and leads him into Wang Yuan's defended estate. When enemy helicopters and ground forces attack, Chen Li coordinates the mercenaries over the radio and urgently orders snipers to target the pilots. Han's intervention and technical ability strengthen the defense, including repairs to damaged equipment. Even after the fighting grows severe, Chen Li remains determined and orders another attack. The supplied corpus does not establish his activities or fate after this engagement. (Chapters 107–111 and 119)

Appearance and personality

The supplied chapters do not establish Chen Li's physical appearance, clothing, or age. His dialogue presents him as blunt, familiar with the manor's security personnel, and forceful under pressure. His fierce determination during the attack shows persistence, though the sparse evidence does not reveal his private background or motives beyond professional duty. (Chapters 107, 109, and 119)

Abilities and class

Chen Li is an experienced mercenary who coordinates defenders and snipers during a combined air and ground attack. He handles weapons and understands the practical needs of the defense, but the corpus does not establish a formal Super class, grade, named skill, or distinctive personal combat feat. (Chapters 108–111 and 119)

Relationships

  • Wang Yuan: Chen Li serves among the mercenary forces protecting Wang Yuan's manor.
  • Han Xiao: Chen Li receives Han at the gate and fights on the same side during the subsequent attack, witnessing the value of his shooting and technical skills.

Items

Chen Li brings a damaged machine gun for repair and uses the manor's radio network to coordinate the defense. The supplied evidence does not identify a named personal weapon or other persistent item. (Chapters 108–109)