Ye Yan's Flag Demons

These Flag Demons currently serve under Ye Yan. For thousands of years, eight of these Flag Demons have served numerous Nightwatchers in the main family, such as Ye Chong and Ye Liao. One of Ye Yan's Flag Demons served in a branch family and was passed onto Bao Huajuan before he was taken by Ye Yan to preserve his life.

## Members

There are currently nine Flag Demons that serve under Ye Yan. Eight of them are ancestral Flag Demons (祖传旗妖 *Zǔ Chuán Qí Yāo*) passed down in the Nightwatcher main family for generations while one was taken from a branch family. Currently, seven of them are named.

During his time at the Chaos Hunting Arena, Ye Yan created temporary Demon Flags and subjugated a slime demon and three Hunt King demons as his Flag Demons. The slime demon died once his temporary Demon Flag made out of bandages expired. He would later acquire several more Flag Demons to use against his fight with Y'Shari, though they all died after the Demon Flags hosting them were destroyed.

### Ancestral Flag Demons

**Jin Erpeng** (金二鹏 *Jīn Èr Péng*): A Flag Demon passed down in the Nightwatcher Northern main family. He has a muscular humanoid body, an avian head with two long plumes, and a pair of large feathery wings. He is usually clad in lamellar armor, although it can be removed.Jin Erpeng possesses extraordinary vision. With his hawk-like eyes, he was able to find scrap of bones within a one-kilometer radius in a meadow. He is also able to fly due to his large wings. Additionally, he possesses enhanced strength, being able to effortlessly defeat multiple muscular men whose strength were augmented with drugs. Like all Flag Demons, he can turn into a gaseous form and telepathically communicate with his master.
**Huan Chaojiao** (唤潮鲛 *Huàn Cháo Jiāo*): A Flag Demon passed down in the Nightwatcher Northern main family. He has a muscular humanoid body with a pair of curved horns pointing forward on both sides of his head and sharp upper cuspids. He is usually clad in armor, although it can be removed.Huan Chaojiao has not displayed any special abilities, though he does possess enhanced strength, being able to effortlessly defeat multiple muscular men whose strength were augmented with drugs. He is able to perform and teach the Sage Sect Teleportation technique due to his past. Like all Flag Demons, he can turn into a gaseous form and telepathically communicate with his master.Before Huan Chaojiao became a Flag Demon, he was once accidentally injured by an Untitled Sage from the Hollow Jade Peak sage sect and was at the brink of death. Remorseful but preoccupied with other tasks, the Untitled Sage drew a painting on a rock and taught him the Sage Sect Teleportation technique so he could receive annual medical treatment at the sect. Five years later, Huang Chaojiao's injury was healed, and he was no longer allowed to enter the sect.
**Lu Dashan** (鲁大山 *Lǔ Dà Shān*): A Flag Demon passed down in the Nightwatcher Northern main family, having been captured some time after 1782. As a Cyclops, he possesses only one eye. In addition, he has a fat but towering humanoid body and large spikes on his back. He usually sports shoulder pads and a helmet, although they can be removed.Lu Dashan is physically strong and durable, demonstrated when he stopped a metal pipe thrown by a strong human augmented with drug with one hand. Like all Flag Demons, he can turn into a gaseous form and telepathically communicate with his master.Before being captured as a Flag Demon, Lu Dashan was a monster that aspired to become a Flag Demon and serve under Ye Chong. When told by one of his subordinates about the Nightwatcher's issue at Meng City regarding Yun Zhonghe, a lingzhi monster, Lu Dashan decided to aid him by beating up the monster and threatening him into leaving. In reality, Ye Chong wished for the monster to elope with his human lover.
**Mo Lizha** (魔礼渣 *Mó Lǐ Zhā*): A Flag Demon passed down in the Nightwatcher Northern main family. He has a muscular humanoid body, two horns on his forehead, and sharp lower cuspids. He is usually clad in lamellar armor, although it can be removed. A sash is wrapped around his arms and flows behind him, which he dubs the **Mo Clan Armillary Sash** (魔家混天绫 *Mó Jiā Hún Tiān Líng*).Mo Lizha possesses the ability to stretch his sash to great lengths and grab anything with it. This technique is not recorded in official Nightwatcher documents, making it a secret from Nightwatchers who did not receive the ancestral Flag Demons. He also possesses enhanced strength, being able to effortlessly defeat multiple muscular men whose strength were augmented with drugs. Like all Flag Demons, he can turn into a gaseous form and telepathically communicate with his master.

## Acquired Flag Demons

**Unnamed**: A Flag Demon that originally served under Bao Huajuan, who referred to him as a "Demon General" (妖将 *Yāo Jiàng*). He has a massive humanoid body with four arms, and horns on his forehead as well as a long snout. He also wears large prayer beads around his neck, and a wheel-like accessory on his back. Before his fight with Lan Ling, he had a third eye on his forehead, which was torn out by the Untitled Sage. After the battle, the empty eye socket was covered with bandages.This Flag Demon possesses incredible strength, being able to kill a wolf monster with a single punch while cracking the ground below him.Being left on the brink of death after suffering a fatal injury during his fight with Lan Ling, Ye Yan "stole" this Flag Demon as an act in order to fool Lan Ling and preserve his life in truth. He was later summoned to fight Yun Zhonghe, but was physically destroyed by his anti-Flag Demon medicinal powder, requiring at least a month to recover.

## References

*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 135 (p. 9).
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 *Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 13 (p. 4).
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 285 (p. 5).
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 *Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 135 (p. 1-3).
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 *Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 273 (p. 1).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 440 (p. 16).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 190 (p. 7).
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 *Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 453 (p. 3).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 165 (p. 3).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 164 (p. 8).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 164 (p. 7).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 165 (p. 4).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 271 (p. 10).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 354 (p. 11).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 136 (p. 2-3).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 276 (p. 6-10).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 276 (p. 5).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 397 (p. 3).
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 411.
*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 355 (p. 9).
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*Guardians of Night* Manhua — Chapter 147 (p. 1).
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