Harry

Harry commands the Stellar and the joint Zorn fleet sent to seize the Seed of Humanity. His three coordinated superpowers make him a one-man formation until Du Ge converts him into an ally.

Biography

Losing the Stellar and joining its conqueror

Harry prepares the Stellar and its supporting motherships to trap Du Ge, dismissing the newcomer's attempt to dominate a fleet by personal strength. The judgment fails when Du Ge's abilities bypass the expected contest of shields and firepower. Harry survives the defeat, receives Du Ge's fish mark, and joins the same coalition he meant to destroy. He later warns that two hostile God Kings could occupy Du Ge while their followers annihilate everyone else, showing that his strategic caution remains valuable after his compulsory realignment. (Chapters 625–632)

At Lalon, Harry fights among Du Ge's officers under the Celestial God King's slowing domain. His force-field and teleportation power make him one of the faster subordinates and allow him to threaten the Hurricane on command, helping exploit the God King's imposed love for the ship. The battle ends with Harry and the other marked commanders aboard the God King vessel, forced to confront the danger that a greater enemy may eventually occupy their leader's body. (Chapters 635–638)

Keywords, skills, and cultivation

Harry possesses teleportation, duplication, and energy control. His duplicates are real combat bodies rather than visual illusions, while teleportation supplies mobility and energy control supports offense and defense, allowing the three powers to function as a small army. The Celestial God King's domain slows their activation and movement, and none protects Harry from rule-like keyword effects or Du Ge's ownership mark. (Chapters 625, 635–637)

Relationships

  • Du Ge: Harry changes from ambush commander to marked adviser and combat subordinate after Du Ge captures his fleet. (Chapters 625–638)
  • Celestial God King: Harry helps exploit the king's love for the Hurricane, but his own speed remains suppressed within the king's domain. (Chapters 635–637)

Items

  • Stellar: Harry's mothership and fleet flagship before its capture by Du Ge. (Chapters 625–627)
  • Seed of Humanity: The strategic objective that brings Harry's fleet into conflict with Du Ge; Harry never possesses it. (Chapters 625–627)