[Interstellar] [Beast World] [No CP, power-up progression]
In the netherworld, the flower of the other shore blooms in three forms.
At eighteen, Wen Jue awakens her spirit form in front of a huge crowd, but all she gets is the Other Shore Flower, a single-attack talent. In an instant, she becomes a laughingstock, branded a good-for-nothing.
The Awakened are divided into two professions: Spirit Planters and Beastfolk.
Beastfolk spirit forms grant them more powerful builds and greater strength, while Spirit Planters possess nine recognized talents: healing, control, protection, purification, soothing, enhancement, attack, rejuvenation, and the one-of-a-kind, one-in-ten-thousand Nirvana.
The nature of Spirit Planters leans toward life and order, so they are inherently unsuited to killing.
Beastfolk draw on the brutality of the body, born to fight.
Only Spirit Planters who awaken an attack talent belong to neither side, left completely unbalanced.
As support, they lack the stabilizing abilities of healing, purification, and protection, so they can't help on the battlefield or defend their teammates.
As combatants, they lack the Beastfolk's powerful physical bursts, resilience in beast form, and ability to fight for extended periods.
In everyone's eyes, Spirit Planters with only an attack talent have the bleakest prospects.
But no one knows that this girl, long nicknamed Stone Face, was once one of the Dragon Kingdom's top assassins, code-named Ye Zhao.
And her spirit form, the Three-Form Other Shore Flower, is a deadly blade hidden beneath the label of good-for-nothing.
Pure white represents the ordinary, and is named Mandala Flower.
Bright red represents slaughter, and is named Manjusaka Flower.
Gleaming gold represents the sacred, and is named Manshu Liuhua.
A dream of fleeting life, and the flower of the other shore blooms.
Every time Wen Jue advances to a new level, she gains a new talent...
