Phantom Blade Zero

The story of the teenage character. Check the first weapon slot when entering the corresponding character paragraph, starting at SANGUINE on the first week of adult soul.

Blackwater Crew disciples wearing fish headed diving helmets and wielding spears. Their sweeping strikes crash like waves, while they leap with the agility of fish. They can also hurl their spears through the air to impale their prey. The diving helmets were originally used for their underwater techniques and shaped like fish as a good luck charm, wishing them to feel as at home in the water as fish. But ever since they began wearing the helmets tightly fastened all day to suppress Sha-Chi, their heads have started to look more and more like fish.

In the village of Lu, speak to Old Man Gen, then cross the stone bridge and look for the gatekeeper on patrol.

Using Medicine has a 8% chance not to consume a use.

Fire repeatedly at range. Deal more damage to enemies at full health. Owning the gun lets you shoot down certain hanging objects without equipping it.

Letters, final testaments, notes, manuscripts... anything connected to the secrets behind the "Four Axes" can be gathered in this volume. Scattered traces and hidden threads intertwine, each lending credence to the others, until together they reveal the truth and clear the wrongfully accused.

The dagger used by the Four Axes when they swore brotherhood in blood. They entrusted it to the Pavilion of Knowledge as proof of their bond. The Four Axes were infamous throughout the Wulin, feared and reviled by all. Yet their reputation was built upon slander spread by the Mandate after a single act of justice years ago. Peng Meng, eldest of the four, later repeated that same mistake. His three sworn brothers were hacked to death by Mandate fighters, while he alone escaped. Whatever faith he still held in the Mandate died with them that day.

Why should those of one flesh turn against each other? One misguided thought, and madness follows.

Increases Guard Break by 10% for 30 seconds and restores 20% HP.

Each hit builds up [Fiend-Aura Erosion] on the enemy. When the [Fiend-Aura Erosion] Gauge is full, the accumulated fiend-aura erupts, eroding the enemy's HP.

Puppets wielding razor-sharp, iron-toothed umbrellas. As their canopies spin, they unleash one deadly attack after another, yet their movements are dazzling and graceful, for the Lady of the Veil favors all things elegant. The minds transferred into these puppets once belonged to performers at the Mirage Estate. In days past, they danced with silk and paper parasols in the courtyards to delight their audiences. Now, they perform a dance of slaughter for the Lady. They have always fallen just short of becoming “Vessel-class” Puppets. But that does not matter. To serve the Lady is the highest honor, even if it means being shattered to pieces.

Guhe is one of the four Acolytes serving under the High Elder. Through a scarecrow, he conceals himself within the Discordance. Clad in eerie purple robes, he wields deadly poison as a weapon. With a sweep of his fly whisk, toxic mist spreads in all directions, seeping into bone and corroding martial arts. He can also conjure a poisonous double to use the same techniques. At close range, poison erupts from his sleeves and eats away at his enemies. Those afflicted suffer excruciating pain as the poison gnaws at their organs and steadily drains their vitality, until they finally perish in agony. By order of the High Elder, he dwells at the heart of the Meigu Lake islands, watching the lake day and night. Anyone who might hinder the Lady of the Veil’s descent is eliminated without exception. Whenever a ritual array shows signs of disturbance, whatever the cause or truth behind it, he personally goes to dismantle it and strip away the facade. The flesh is but an illusion, and all life eventually decays. Yet when the merciful Lady of the Veil descends, poison will spread across the world and strip away every false appearance... Guhe longs for that day.