Overview
Zhao Di belongs to the Mandate Encampment and is a disciple of Moji.
Together with Zhuge Feng and Wei Sanchuan, he is among three disciples whose names are on a written declaration kept in the encampment. What he says aloud concerns holding on to hope within the Mandate, now that so many of its people have drifted away.
Relationships
- MojiHis masterMojiHis master
After Moji disappeared, Zhao Di went looking for him, and the declaration holds Huangxing responsible for his death.
View more - Wei SanchuanFellow disciple
- Zhuge FengFellow discipleZhuge FengFellow disciple
Put his name to that same declaration against Huangxing.
- HuangxingAccused traitorHuangxingAccused traitor
In the declaration he is labelled a Mandate traitor and Moji's murderer.
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Role in the Story
The Hunt for Moji
Moji's sudden disappearance rocked the entire encampment, and rumour held that Huangxing had secretly arranged it. For several days Zhao Di and his fellows looked, yet turned up no remains and no proof. A letter from him went to a Brother Meng, urging that men be brought without delay so the group could confer.
The Blood-Tear Declaration
A declaration of resistance carries the signatures of Zhao Di, Zhuge Feng and Wei Sanchuan. It accuses Huangxing of treachery against the Mandate: posing as a Pillar of Kunlun, he practises Transcension in the guise of the Dragon Body rite, persecutes his opponents, and killed his own junior brother, their master Moji. Two closing words follow the three names: in tears of blood.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Zhao Di?
He is Moji's disciple at the Mandate Encampment and, along with Zhuge Feng and Wei Sanchuan, a signer of the declaration directed at Huangxing.