Frenzied Sword

Frenzied Sword is one of the earliest players to follow Han Xiao, a Mechanical Pugilist, and the captain of Rivervale's professional team. His willingness to trust Black Star before the faction becomes powerful gives him an unusually long personal history with its commander. Across successive versions he turns that early loyalty into competitive success, guild leadership, and wartime service, while remaining an earnest player who values the people and faction behind the rewards.

Biography

Escape from Germinal and the Aquamarine War

Frenzied Sword enters during the beta as a new player drawn into Han Xiao's orbit. He proves his commitment through action, taking a blade meant for Han and reviving afterward through the player mechanism. Han rewards the sacrifice even though the assigned mission needs no further work. Frenzied Sword then follows hazardous instructions without argument, including rushing forward to deploy a flashbang, building a pattern of trust founded on reliability rather than high initial power. (Chapters 54, 143, and 224)

His individual competitive career begins as an underdog. In the first league, he defeats the favored Li Ge after five close rounds by revealing the Mechanical Pugilist style and a concealed Energy Warhammer whose burst breaks established combos. He ultimately places third in the Singles and is labeled the tournament's dark horse. The run shows that his attachment to Han's unusual class path is not merely role-playing; he develops it into a viable professional identity. (Chapters 309 and 313)

The Black Star Mercenary Group

Frenzied Sword leaves Aquamarine with the early player contingent and becomes a firm supporter of the Black Star Mercenary Group. When Han offers paid equipment enhancement, he buys first and publicly vouches for the results, encouraging others to trust the service. His endorsement helps normalize the army's player economy while improving his own equipment, an early example of the reciprocal relationship between Black Star's growth and the professional players who build careers inside his faction. (Chapter 356)

During the version update, he argues that the group should log out at Black Star's stronghold rather than risk being scattered by unknown changes. His motive is personal as well as strategic: finding Han again after separation on Aquamarine was difficult, and losing the faction in space could turn the game into an isolated experience. The choice keeps the veteran players connected to the organization when the timeline advances and confirms that Frenzied Sword treats the relationship as continuity, not a disposable quest route. (Chapters 422 and 441)

Mutation Disaster and the Secret War

When the players return, Frenzied Sword's first concern is where Black Star has gone. He and the other galactic veterans then serve as examples for the much larger wave of players entering space, having already learned starship routines, currency, communications, and faction life. His experience gives him informal authority even before later command roles: he can translate a once-unfamiliar galaxy into practical choices for people following the route he helped establish. (Chapters 510 and 580)

Rivervale develops around that same steady improvement. Frenzied Sword and Evil Sword win a decisive match to carry the team into the top four, while his long association with Black Star becomes part of his public identity. Looking back after years of missions, he feels that he has shared both good and bad times with Han. That emotional investment separates him from players who evaluate the army only through current rewards and explains why later apparent threats to Han provoke genuine loyalty. (Chapters 648 and 724)

The Evolution Cube and Crimson Dynasty

Frenzied Sword continues advancing the Mechanical Pugilist path with scavenged and army-built technology. He adds a high-tech war hammer to his equipment plans, watches his advancement threshold, and joins core club members on field missions. When contact with unfamiliar locals requires diplomacy, he uses a galactic translator and speaks sincerely rather than treating non-player characters as scenery, reflecting the social responsibility expected of an established Black Star member. (Chapters 727, 775, and 823)

Combat remains his strongest language. He survives difficult fights, measures remaining health without panic, and works well with Maple Moon, whose Mechanic support complements his close-range hybrid build. His willingness to bring her along develops into a professional and guild relationship, giving Rivervale both technical depth and a recruitment advantage before later leagues. (Chapter 877)

The Flickering World

By the third Pro League, Frenzied Sword is recognized alongside Hao Tian and King Admiral as one of China's leading captains. Rivervale recruits Maple Moon early, and Frenzied Sword reaches the finals through aggressive tactical commitment. Using Black Star's Character Summon Card, he gives up most defensive investment and relies on the borrowed recovery effect to sustain an overwhelming offense, turning detailed knowledge of faction rewards into a competitive plan. (Chapters 911 and 918)

After another version jump, he studies the army's historical records and filters events chronologically to understand what happened during the players' absence. Later, when Rivervale encounters enemies whose fate is not tactically obvious, his vice-captain asks him to decide whether to eliminate them. Frenzied Sword pauses rather than defaulting to violence, showing the burden of a captain who must connect game objectives, faction interests, and the consequences for his team. (Chapters 1010 and 1022)

Intelligent Plague and the Association

Frenzied Sword leads Rivervale personnel in army resource work and is ambushed after rival clubs bribe local officers. The incident places professional competition inside the living faction world: guild economics and battlefield security can no longer be separated. He continues competing in the Black Star Cup, where Rivervale reaches the team stages, but his status is broader than tournament placement because he also commands people and assets on behalf of the army. (Chapters 1090 and 1134)

When players suspect that Han has been replaced, Frenzied Sword joins the alarm rather than exploiting the confusion. Han personally identifies him and Maple Moon as pillars from the earliest days and says he never doubted their loyalty. The recognition overwhelms Frenzied Sword because it confirms that decades of participation were remembered by the character he chose to follow. His later championship success does not displace that bond; he remains modest when Rivervale completes three consecutive titles. (Chapters 1139 and 1210)

Sanctum Revival and the Super Crisis

After the long update, Frenzied Sword quickly checks the calendar, attributes, and changed systems, then interprets targeted benefits as evidence that Black Star still pays attention to veteran players. He returns to leading Rivervale's core members on missions and lectures teammates in transit, combining professional captaincy with guild discipline. The faction's scale has become enormous, but his role remains recognizably continuous with the beta player who stayed close to Han because he feared losing that connection. (Chapters 1270–1271 and 1277)

The World Tree War

Frenzied Sword participates in the army's player suicide squads, using revival to complete missions too costly for ordinary soldiers. He returns to the stronghold satisfied that the objective succeeded and shares the surrounding players' excitement rather than dwelling on repeated death. After the war, he analyzes how rising overall strength and qualitative ability changes will reshape another Pro League, carrying battlefield experience back into professional competition. (Chapters 1347 and 1420)

Appearance and personality

The corpus identifies Frenzied Sword primarily through his player name, equipment, and behavior rather than a stable physical description. His avatar wears combat armor suited to a Mechanical Pugilist and is repeatedly associated with heavy melee weapons. Details such as hair, face, height, and real-world appearance are not established clearly enough in the supplied evidence to state as canonical. (Chapters 54, 309, 356, and 727)

He is earnest, loyal, excitable, and more modest than his results might justify. Frenzied Sword commits quickly when Han gives an order, worries about being separated from the faction, and becomes deeply moved when Han remembers him. As captain, that enthusiasm is balanced by caution: he studies records, considers uncertain decisions, trains teammates, and turns strong emotion into organized competitive and military action. (Chapters 143, 441, 724, 1010, 1022, 1139, and 1277)

Abilities and class

Frenzied Sword is a Mechanical Pugilist, a hybrid path that combines close-range martial combat with powered equipment and Mechanic technology. His style uses explosive weapon output to break conventional Pugilist combinations while retaining the mobility and pressure needed for melee competition. Progression through versions raises his attributes and unlocks qualitative changes, but he remains dependent on appropriate equipment, build planning, and player execution. (Chapters 309, 727, 877, and 1420)

Equipment-assisted melee

The Energy Warhammer is his early signature tactic, delivering burst power greater than opponents expect from his apparent class. Later high-tech war hammers, armor enhancement, blades, and faction upgrades expand the same principle. He can trade defense for offense when a recovery effect supports the risk, but that strategy depends on timing and temporary mechanics rather than permanent invulnerability. (Chapters 309, 356, 727, 877, and 918)

Player traits and command skill

As a player, Frenzied Sword can revive after death, learn through version progression, inspect attributes, and optimize around missions and Character Summon Cards. Revival makes him suitable for suicide operations but does not eliminate mission failure, equipment loss, or tactical responsibility. His professional experience adds team composition, opponent analysis, and leadership, allowing him to direct Rivervale in both esports matches and army field assignments. (Chapters 143, 648, 911–918, 1090, 1277, and 1347)

Power progression

Relationships

• Han Xiao: Frenzied Sword follows Han from the beta, takes a blade for him, travels into the galaxy with his faction, and remains loyal through decades of updates. Han rewards and remembers that history, eventually calling him one of the army's earliest pillars. (Chapters 54, 143, 356, 441, 724, and 1139)
• Maple Moon: Maple Moon is a reliable Mechanic partner whom Frenzied Sword brings into Rivervale's orbit. Their compatibility supports field missions, professional recruitment, and the Black Star Cup, and Han later recognizes both as trusted veterans. (Chapters 877, 911, 1134, and 1139)
• Hao Tian: Hao Tian is a fellow early Black Star player and later rival captain. Their shared international success makes them leading representatives of Chinese professional competition even when their clubs contest the same titles. (Chapters 510, 911, and 1210)
• King Admiral: Frenzied Sword regards King Admiral as an idol and is shocked by his retirement. Their relationship shows that Frenzied Sword's own championships do not erase respect for the veteran professionals who established the scene before him. (Chapters 911 and 1210)
• Li Ge: Li Ge is the favored opponent Frenzied Sword defeats during his first major Singles run. The upset establishes Frenzied Sword's dark-horse reputation and publicly validates his Mechanical Pugilist build. (Chapters 309 and 313)
• Bun-Hit-Dog: Bun-Hit-Dog accompanies Frenzied Sword among the early galactic players and often turns his experiences into questions or coverage. Their exchange after years with Black Star captures how veteran players interpret the faction's growth for a wider audience. (Chapters 510 and 724)

Items

• No individually tracked signature item: Frenzied Sword uses an Energy Warhammer, later high-tech war hammers, armor, and blades, but the approved inventory assigns no separate item article to him. His equipment changes with progression rather than remaining a unique, continuously tracked artifact.