Jieyun/File

*Unofficial English translations provided by Shainel.*
## Profile

Jieyun, an Anasa girl living in the desert in the Northwestern part of Yan. Introduced to Rhodes Island's branch office in Yan by Waai Fu for treatment and served as field operator.

## Clinical Analysis

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Imaging tests have shown the outlines of her internal organs to be indistinct due to abnormal shadows. Originium granules have been detected in her circulatory system, confirming her to be infected with Oripathy.

**[Cell-Originium Assimilation] 9%**
There are visible Originium crystals on the left shoulder

**[Blood-Originium Crystal Density] 0.23u/L**
Operator Jieyun's condition is stable and her infection is under control.

## Archive Files

Archive File 1
Jieyun always has various pouches around her waist with different sizes, while it's mostly filled with utensils and tools for wilderness survival, some of its contents are rather confusing. Stone pebbles, shriveled flower petals and leaves, animal hairs.... an ensemble of seemingly worthless stuffs that Jieyun has cherished. Whenever people asked where they came from she can tell them all the details from where, when and why did she pick them up.

When she was young, she and her tribe lived a nomadic life in the wilderness. Except for essential living stuffs, everything else is thrown away on the spot. It wasn't until she met her master that she managed to live differently and in more stable way that she began to think differently. Maybe it's because of nostalgic reason, or commemoration of something whenever she leaves a place she will take some small things close to her that will remind her of that place.

An operator who's acquainted with her once tried to gift her something on the way to their mission but Jieyun politely declined.

"The things i carry, even the tiniest thing, needs to be carefully selected."

"Any items no matter the size or insignificant it may be, probably has strong connections with people."

"This one...it's scary..."

"After leaving my hometown, I met various people. Every time they move to a new place, they have to put everything they have together in it and when they move out they always find it difficult to part and it's painful for them."

"I think these are their roots, The attachment to a place they called "home", making them difficult to leave."

Archive File 2
"You.... you won't believe this! When we encounter the Originium storm in the wilderness, some tribesmen said they're "enlightened" already. Miss Jieyun didn't explain it clearly but not only they won't avoid it instead they embraced the storm and the land it ravages because in their views "it makes sense that it happens".

"It's like a 'weird beliefs' do you get it now? In Anasa people's view, Oripathy isn't a disease but rather a way to feel the emotions of heaven and earth. The crystals that grew on their body and the unbearable pain in the affected areas are like the traces of Catastrophe that left its mark on the land."

"So whenever the tribe has a newly Infected person, they won't reject them, but they will sit with them near the campfire, hold their hands and listen to their painful whimpers. As if they share the same pain going through their body together like the damaged earth."

"What's with that expression of yours?"

"I asked you to discuss the Oripathy's diagnosis and treatment with Jieyun right? and you just listened to her story?"

"That sounds amazing, but if you know her characters, it's amazing even if you said she made it up."

"I never said that. I've also heard about Anasa's people peculiarity, but I'm more worried that she will reject our treatment proposal with her views."

"She actually agreed to it."

"Oh?"

"I had a debate with her regarding it...she did think the treatment wasn't necessary but dying is another matter right? I didn't try to persuade her, but she's willing to cooperate and make it easy for us,"

Archive File 3
"A long time ago, it's said there's an Anasa patriarch who doesn't want his tribe to live in perpetual dangerous darkness of night, so he relinquished his position to his son and walked alone to the east, hoping to find the fun. In the direction where it never sets. Even after a long time, he couldn't find it and can only watch the sun set every evening. Until one day, he finally lied down tired, hungry and crying in helplessness. Suddenly, with eyes full of tears, he saw the sun and moon switching their places in the sky. In the evening sky, the moon is in the east and the sun is in the west. In the middle of the desert there was a flower, half blooming and half decaying. In that moment, he finally understand that night and day are two separate events in a single day. The world has been blessed by the magnificent day but has to bear the silence of the night. Finally during a sunrise, he went back home and kissed his family fiercely and no longer dreads the arrival of night and chose to cherish the day."

One day after having dinner, the operators are having a chat about stories from their hometown and Jieyun told everyone a legend she heard in her tribe. Although this might just be a legend, it still piqued my curiosity about the Anasa people.

After some investigation, I found out that the Anasa tribe can be traced back to a group of Sarkaz that went east. Because of the Catastrophe, they were separated from the rest and stayed in the desert region of Yan. After some time passes, they changed their name to Anasa and together with the wilderness, they're included in Yan territory and integrated into the Yan society. They are however, extremely wary of other people and won't come close near the nomadic cities. Instead, they chose to live in the wilderness as nomads.

My suspicion is that their long-lasting migration has formed these unique cultures. To them the vast desert is the whole world. Everything will eventually perish, but not the soul. After entering the cycle, you'll be reborn in another form so to them birth, sickness, death and aging are just part of the cycle of the world. They paid more attention to their present rather than the uncertain future....

-- Excerpt from an operator who loves folklores, many of the blank pages are labelled "Anasa".

Archive File 4
When Jieyun is conversing with others, she often speaks about her "Master". Using words that's often used to describe someone she yearns to see again, we can paint a picture of a chivalrous woman with hearty smile and well-defined eyeliners.

Years ago, Jieyun and her tribe met this heroine on her way away from Yumen. During that time, they encountered an extremely dangerous Catastrophe. The heroine couldn't just sit back and let the tribe be consumed by the Catastrophe so she used every means she had to help them escape it. After that, she stayed with the tribe and helped them to find another place to rest and recover with fresh water and grass while teaching them all of the knowledge she had.

Among the tribe's children, Jieyun was the most humble and talented one with most diligence. Therefore, she's the only one who has the knowledge of her master's martial arts. Her naivety and down-to-earth personality was also favored by the master. She has always shown her favorability towards Jieyun even when she's with other children. But she realized her conditions has worsened and she didn't want to worry about Jieyun and her future, so she never allowed her to be her disciple. Before she passed away, she finally relents and allowed her to become her disciple.

During her time with the master, Jieyun learned her master's past in Yumen. Unbridled and full of life, these are the martial arts spirit that Jieyun has always dreamed. It's also because of her master that she's able to experience the knowledge and experience of Yumen that her master had. This however, caused some changes in her heart and made her loses her will to wander with freedom.

Promotion Record

"People said I'm similar to my master, with a temper and straightforward personality."

Said by Jieyun while she twist and tied a hay to a knot.

"But that's not it. When I said this to her she only shook her head and stopped talking,"

After she smoothed the hay, she kept knitting it with her fingers and soon her weaving is formed.

"Later, I heard from both her and my Grandmother that I'm the different one compared to her and other tribesmen,"

"I find it the hardest to let something go if anything happens."

She then stopped and hands you her craft.

It's a straw worm.

"I think that those are the things that shaped the current me today."