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Changli’s past is marked by ruin. She was born in a place swallowed by a Temporal Disorder, an unnatural catastrophe that shattered time and destroyed her homeland. She survived—but not unchanged. The event left its mark on her body, burning her left arm into something other, something laced with flame and memory. The scars run deeper than skin. Rather than retreat into grief, she emerged from the ashes more focused. She dedicated herself to rebuilding—not walls, but systems. She rose quickly through ranks in the capital, becoming Secretary-General through merit and sheer clarity of vision. Not through ambition, but necessity. She made things work. She kept them from falling apart. But politics is rarely about competence alone. Eventually, she stepped away—quietly, with no scandal. She now serves as counselor to Magistrate Jinhsi in Jinzhou, offering her wisdom to guide the city through its fragile peace. Unlike many who wield influence, Changli does not seek the spotlight. Her role is subtle, but vital. She advises. She observes. And when needed, she acts. Her past has taught her that order is fragile, and that peace must be built with foresight and sacrifice. But she also knows the danger of sacrifice when it’s imposed on the innocent. She has seen systems use people. She does not tolerate that anymore. Beneath her public persona, Changli still carries the trauma of the past—ghosts of a world lost to time, of people she couldn’t save. But she does not let them drown her. She lets them anchor her. Her fire is not for destruction, but for illumination. Her story is not of glory. It is one of endurance. Of duty. Of a woman who saw the world fall apart once—and quietly swore it would not happen again, not on her watch.