Jenny

Jenny is Ames's cousin, close friend, and long-serving administrator of Floating Dragon. Because Ames avoids routine governance, Jenny manages personnel, finances, security, diplomacy, and the consequences of her leader's decisions for decades. Her distrust of Han Xiao's expansion repeatedly puts them at odds, but she continues protecting Floating Dragon until resigning to build a life with Harrison.

Biography

The Black Star Mercenary Group

Jenny appears as Floating Dragon's Head Butler, rapidly assigning work while Ames is absent and temporarily acting as the island's highest officer under its management rules. She initially monitors Han as a risky new recruit but accepts his handling of DarkStar's attack, authorizes rewards, and formalizes his mercenary group as Floating Dragon's external field force. As that force grows, Jenny sends it routine assignments and tries to maintain tight control over its finances. Han's independent loan and expansion plans alarm her because they challenge her conservative view of Floating Dragon's neutrality, yet Ames rejects Jenny's request to recall him. The dispute establishes a durable administrative rivalry without removing either officer from the organization. (Chapters 373–430 and 480–505)

Mutation Disaster and the Secret War

Jenny continues running Floating Dragon while Han's organization expands into the Black Star Army. His visits and Ames's departures repeatedly add to her workload, leaving her visibly gaunter and increasingly frustrated, but she remains the island's senior working administrator. She handles visitors, supplies, security matters, and relations with Han even as his independent influence outgrows the field-team arrangement. Their arguments can become comic or physical, yet Jenny also acknowledges his rare talent and later accepts his aid during Floating Dragon's crises. Her continued presence with Aesop, Ames, and the island's officers through Chapter 715 shows administrative continuity rather than a newly documented title change. (Chapters 550–715)

The Evolution Cube and Crimson Dynasty

Jenny remains responsible for Floating Dragon's practical affairs while Ames becomes more involved with Han and the wider galactic conflict. She funds departing personnel, schedules Ames's obligations, works with Aesop on security, and later oversees the expanded island near Planet Aquamarine. The text subsequently calls her Chief Administrator and Chief Supervisor, consistent with her senior management function but not evidence of several separate offices held simultaneously. She develops a relationship with Harrison during the World Tree era, becomes pregnant, and plans to resign after he returns. By Chapter 1461 she has given birth and has been traveling with Harrison and their child for more than a year, confirming both that the resignation took effect in practice and that she survived the war. (Chapters 728–867, 1127–1132, 1314, 1430, 1444, and 1461)

Appearance and personality

Jenny is described initially as an ordinary-looking woman who wears data-storage glasses or spectacles. Although more than a century older than Harrison, she maintains the appearance of someone around thirty. She is efficient, stern, blunt, controlling, and fiercely protective of Ames and Floating Dragon. Decades of overwork become a recurring source of exhaustion and hair loss, while retirement reveals a warmer and more adventurous side without erasing her sharp temper. (Chapters 373, 376, 505, 605, 1127–1132, and 1444–1461)

Abilities and class

The corpus does not state Jenny's Super class or grade. It later attributes extraordinary personal strength to her and shows that she does not expect an underground collapse to injure her, but it does not define a specific power set. Her extensively demonstrated abilities are administrative: she controls budgets, personnel, contracts, intelligence reports, security policy, and external relations for a growing interstellar settlement. She can also use ordinary firearms, although firing one at Han in anger is not evidence of a specialized combat class. (Chapters 373–429, 605, 1127, and 1461)

Relationships

• Ames: Jenny is Ames's cousin, sister-like confidante, and chief administrator. She protects Ames's interests, resents the work created by her carefree behavior, and ultimately retires after deciding Ames no longer needs her daily supervision. (Chapters 373–376, 505–552, 1127, and 1444)
• Han Xiao: Jenny recognizes Han's value but distrusts his autonomy, financial expansion, and closeness to Ames. Their long rivalry softens into mutual familiarity and reluctant respect without becoming simple friendship. (Chapters 373–505, 550–715, and 1127–1461)
• Harrison: Harrison first attracts Jenny's irritation, then becomes her partner and the father of her child. She worries about his World Tree expeditions, resigns so they can explore together, and is traveling with him at the corpus's end. (Chapters 1127–1129, 1314, 1430–1461)
• Aesop: Aesop is Jenny's fellow senior figure on Floating Dragon and part of her close family circle. They coordinate around Ames and later share an interest in Jenny's relationship with Harrison. (Chapters 715, 728–821, and 1444)
• Wilsander: Wilsander manages guards and security while Jenny handles overarching administration. He introduces new recruits to her and supports Floating Dragon's operations throughout her tenure. (Chapters 373–376 and 550–715)
• Haier: Haier runs logistics under the wider administration Jenny coordinates, including rare-material access and the maintenance of Floating Dragon's core systems. (Chapters 373, 376, 382, and 550)

Items

Jenny uses data-storage glasses, a communicator, and administrative equipment, but none is a named item in the supplied inventory. The hair-growth potion Han later gives her is a personal gift rather than a tracked catalog item. (Chapters 376, 391, and 1132)