Old Tianshi

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"Old Tianshi"
Old Tianshi.png
Other names
"Megaphone" (by Grain Buds)
Based on
In Other Languages
Simplified Chinese
“老天师”
Traditional Chinese
“老天師”
Japanese
老天師ろうてんし
Korean
“노천사”
Character Information
Gender
Female
Race
Ageless of an unknown race
Place of birth
Age
>1,000
Affiliation
Rank
Grandmaster
Occupation
Tianshi
Status
Alive

The unnamed old Tianshi is an NPC in Arknights. She is implicitly mentioned in Invitation to Wine before appearing in person as a supporting character in Here A People Sows.

Background[edit]

While appearing as a young, often irritating and mean-spirited girl, she is actually the most powerful Yanese Tianshi Grandmaster, well-versed in the use of pyrokinetic Originium Arts. She's the current grandmaster of the renowned Lei Fa school, being the mentor of Bai Dingshan the "Bluethunder Count" himself, as well as Lin Qingyan. She has been standing on guard in the Northern frontlines for 370 continuous years against Collapsals thanks to the Originium implanted inside her body, making her an Ageless. In addition, she always pretending to be crazy in order to prevent her mind from being affected by Collapsal corruption. Nevertheless, despite her monstrous nature and combat prowess, the Grand Tutor and the Imperial Court are willing to help ensure her retirement from the battlefield one day, even though she hates to remain idle.[1]

The Old Tianshi has been acquainting with each one of Sui's fragments, including Wang. She once tried to convince them to side with the Imperial Government of Yan while asking them "what do they see in these lands".[2]

Story[edit]

Here A People Sows[edit]

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Trivia[edit]

  • There is a hexagram mark on her shirt, and the mark (☲) stands for the li (Hanzi: 离) which symbolizes fire.
  • Similar with Mudrock, when she was revealed during Here A People Sows, the text in IW-ST-3 immediately altered her when mentioning about her gender by shifting "he" to "she."

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