S U E N C H É N H U Ā
"I'm just here to spectate."
Profile
Name¹,²: Suen Chénhuā (孫晨花)
Nickname: Ms. Suen
Sex: Female
Age: 28
Eyes: Black
Hair: Black
Height: 172 cm (~5'7.7")
Weight: 61 kg (~134.5 lbs)
Ethnicity: Chinese/Cantonese
Nationality: Chinese
Entrance Music:
Faceclaim: Alphard al-Shua from Canaan
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Personality
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Most never even get a chance to interact with Chénhuā. Those who do typically fall into one of three categories: business contacts, family, or those servile to her. Only when she deems it necessary will she grant a meeting with someone outside of these groups. And out of those who meet her, most only see a small part of her. Shrewd and calm, with an almost aristocratic air to her—that is how she presents to most. But underneath the surface lies an unbridled ruthlessness. In their high-rise meeting rooms, executives speak in hushed voices of her cunning and covertly forceful tactics. They say that she has no qualms about eliminating any who dare stand against her.
Yet, even those executives do not know what Chénhuā is truly capable of. Only those who walk in the dark—those who involve themselves in organized crime—know that. It is well-known what happens to such people: they suffer agony, the sort that many men would rather kill themselves than face. Whether it be public humiliation, disgrace, an utter dismantling of one's fortunes, execution, or straight-up torture, those who oppose her are left broken beyond repair.
Yet, even those executives do not know what Chénhuā is truly capable of. Only those who walk in the dark—those who involve themselves in organized crime—know that. It is well-known what happens to such people: they suffer agony, the sort that many men would rather kill themselves than face. Whether it be public humiliation, disgrace, an utter dismantling of one's fortunes, execution, or straight-up torture, those who oppose her are left broken beyond repair.
Combat Information
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While Chénhuā does not fight much nowadays, she is very capable when it comes to fighting. She can hold her own wherever the fight goes, whether it ends up on the feet, in the clinch, or on the ground.
History
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The Sun Jīnlóng (新金龍)² triad was founded decades ago in Hong Kong by Jǐ Chàng (己暢)². Through Jǐ Chàng's ruthlessness—and some assistance from the shadowy Xiāo (萧)² family—the Sun Jīnlóng triad quickly grew to be the largest triad in existence, surpassing even the likes of the Sun Yee On and 14K triads in membership. Naturally, Jǐ Chàng ended up as the Dragon Head (leader) of the Sun Jīnlóng triad, and for many years, the triad flourished. At its height, Sun Jīnlóng had its hands in places throughout Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
Unfortunately for Sun Jīnlóng, Jǐ Chàng grew increasingly decadent and licentious as time went on. He lived a lavish lifestyle, one that could only barely be considered fiscally sensible—had Jǐ Chàng been any less wealthy, he would have been outright irresponsible with money. Moreover, despite being married, Jǐ Chàng had affairs with many women. Most notably, Jǐ Chàng had an affair with a former heiress of the Xiāo family, Xiāo Huān (萧欢)².
Despite sleeping around a lot, Jǐ Chàng only had one child out of wedlock: a child with Xiāo Huān named Xiāo Huā (萧花)². Jǐ Chàng also had some children within wedlock, the oldest of whom was Jǐ Chénhuā (己晨花)¹,². Chénhuā was groomed from an early age to one day take over Sun Jīnlóng—and take over she did.
A mixture of mild mismanagement and very unfortunate circumstances caused the Sun Jīnlóng triad to implode upon itself. The old Sun Jīnlóng triad—which already had a loose, decentralized structure to begin with—splintered off into a number of warring factions. At its worst, there was open fighting in the streets of Hong Kong, with civilians and law enforcement caught in the crossfire. The violence ultimately ended up claiming the life of Jǐ Chàng, leading to his daughter Jǐ Chénhuā assuming leadership of any remaining Sun Jīnlóng triad members she could find. From the ashes of the Sun Jīnlóng, Jǐ Chénhuā forged a new triad: the Xuèlóng (血龍)² triad, which translates to "Bloody Dragon", the name being symbolic of how the Sun Jīnlóng triad was torn asunder.
Thriving amidst the violence, the Xuèlóng triad used brutality and ruthless tactics to become the most notorious and powerful faction among those formed from the old Sun Jīnlóng triad. In order to grow its influence, the Xuèlóng triad began to forcibly recruit members and intimidate those who refused. This resulted in many of Sun Jīnlóng's former members going into hiding, afraid for their lives.
The Xuèlóng triad, although led by Jǐ Chénhuā, also had two additional women in its ranks who were pivotal to its success. The first of these women was Jǐ Chénhuā's younger half-sister Xiāo Huā (萧花)², who went by Jǐ Huā (己花) during her time with the Xuèlóng triad. Xiāo Huā's role in the group was varied, with her activities ranging from intelligence gathering, analyst, interrogator, bomb-maker, assassin, and general combatant. The second of these women was Jǐ Chénhuā's younger (full-)sister Jǐ Ruǎn (己阮)², a violent, somewhat unrefined, thug-like woman who loved violence. Her abject brutality and penchant for violence was useful in fights and when torturing captured enemies for information. Even though her hot-headedness was an occasional liability, she more than made up for it elsewhere.
Over the course of around one year, the Xuèlóng triad grew to become the largest triad in Hong Kong once again, controlling more territory than even the Sun Jīnlóng triad had. Despite having a lot of power at her fingertips, Jǐ Chénhuā's position was tenuous, her leadership nascent and unsolidified. Many sought to usurp Jǐ Chénhuā command. Times were tense, with loyalties uncertain and in flux.
Xiāo Huā was instrumental in establishing stability within the Xuèlóng. She had an uncanny ability for finding traitors, and many would-be traitors were found and executed because of her—some of those executions were even carried out by Xiāo Huā herself in secret. Xiāo Huā accomplished this by keeping her ears open and getting close to the right people. She would often pretend to be a traitor herself to gain the trust of the disloyal, only to later use this trust to orchestrate their downfall. Moreover, being a member of both the Jǐ and Xiāo families, Xiāo Huā was pivotal in establishing a connection between the two families.
Jǐ Ruǎn also played her part. The fear associated with the now-defunct Sun Jīnlóng triad did not all carry over to the Xuèlóng triad, forcing the Xuèlóng to work to reestablish that fear. Through her ruthlessness, Jǐ Ruǎn terrorized anyone who got in the Xuèlóng's way and helped to establish the Xuèlóng as a force to be feared. Jǐ Ruǎn had no qualms about killing anyone inside or outside the Xuèlóng, regardless of status or position. It was said that if you survived an encounter with Jǐ Ruǎn (or Xiāo Huā for that matter), your survival was nothing short of a miracle. Ruǎn's actions helped solidify the Xuèlóng triad's power base, ensuring that all others knew they were dealing with a force to be reckoned with.
Through the efforts of Jǐ Chénhuā, Xiāo Huā, Jǐ Ruǎn, it took only two years for the Xuèlóng triad to surpass its predecessor, the Sun Jīnlóng triad, in prominence and stability. Jǐ Chénhuā, who was still in her late twenties, became the unopposed leader of the Xuèlóng, while Xiāo Huā and Jǐ Ruǎn acted as her right- and left-hand women, respectively. With the support of Xiāo Huā and Jǐ Ruǎn, Jǐ Chénhuā soon gained the reputation of being the most fearsome, ruthless, and dangerous person in Hong Kong. But Jǐ Chénhuā branched out from organized crime as well, opting to establish herself as a legitimate businesswoman in addition to a triad boss.
Jǐ Chénhuā rise in the business world was meteoric, taking place in a brief time span. By working closely with the Xiāo family, Jǐ Chénhuā gained a sizable foothold in the business world much quicker than the vast majority of her peers. But she was not some helpless greenhorn—despite her inexperience, Jǐ Chénhuā showed a high level of business acumen. She had, and still has, a brilliant eye for spotting opportunities, and she uses her resources and ruthlessness to make sure she capitalizes on her opportunities when they present themselves.
Nowadays, as the leader of the Xuèlóng triad, Jǐ Chénhuā has a minor hand in the triad's day-to-day operations, but also controls a number of other enterprises under the name Suen Chénhuā (孫晨花). Some of these enterprises include an exclusive high-end hotel (The White Dragon Hotel), a casino (Dragon City Casino), and a chain of restaurants (Dragon Cuisine). Beyond her own businesses, she has also invested in a number of others, such as pharmaceutical companies and financial firms. Although her attention is divided between various business activities and the triad, the structure of the Xuèlóng triad is such that she does not need to manage it closely. The Xuèlóng is decentralized, but nonetheless has a very strong command structure. This allows Jǐ Chénhuā to maintain a high level of control without necessitating that she manage the triad closely.
Similarly to her older half-sister Jǐ Chénhuā, Xiāo Huā also pursued interests unrelated to the Xuèlóng—with times peaceful, triad operations were much less engaging for Xiāo Huā. Thus, Xiāo Huā looked elsewhere for her entertainment. That place was LAW, where she competes as a wrestler under the name Húxiān Lì (利狐仙).
Knowing that her sister was competing in LAW, Jǐ Chénhuā learned more about LAW. Seeing LAW as a decent investment, knowing that she had a sister in the company who could influence it, and seeing LAW as a chance to diversify her assets, Jǐ Chénhuā invested in LAW. She now monitors happenings with LAW. Jǐ Chénhuā might even choose to interfere with LAW should it make financial sense.
Unfortunately for Sun Jīnlóng, Jǐ Chàng grew increasingly decadent and licentious as time went on. He lived a lavish lifestyle, one that could only barely be considered fiscally sensible—had Jǐ Chàng been any less wealthy, he would have been outright irresponsible with money. Moreover, despite being married, Jǐ Chàng had affairs with many women. Most notably, Jǐ Chàng had an affair with a former heiress of the Xiāo family, Xiāo Huān (萧欢)².
Despite sleeping around a lot, Jǐ Chàng only had one child out of wedlock: a child with Xiāo Huān named Xiāo Huā (萧花)². Jǐ Chàng also had some children within wedlock, the oldest of whom was Jǐ Chénhuā (己晨花)¹,². Chénhuā was groomed from an early age to one day take over Sun Jīnlóng—and take over she did.
A mixture of mild mismanagement and very unfortunate circumstances caused the Sun Jīnlóng triad to implode upon itself. The old Sun Jīnlóng triad—which already had a loose, decentralized structure to begin with—splintered off into a number of warring factions. At its worst, there was open fighting in the streets of Hong Kong, with civilians and law enforcement caught in the crossfire. The violence ultimately ended up claiming the life of Jǐ Chàng, leading to his daughter Jǐ Chénhuā assuming leadership of any remaining Sun Jīnlóng triad members she could find. From the ashes of the Sun Jīnlóng, Jǐ Chénhuā forged a new triad: the Xuèlóng (血龍)² triad, which translates to "Bloody Dragon", the name being symbolic of how the Sun Jīnlóng triad was torn asunder.
Thriving amidst the violence, the Xuèlóng triad used brutality and ruthless tactics to become the most notorious and powerful faction among those formed from the old Sun Jīnlóng triad. In order to grow its influence, the Xuèlóng triad began to forcibly recruit members and intimidate those who refused. This resulted in many of Sun Jīnlóng's former members going into hiding, afraid for their lives.
The Xuèlóng triad, although led by Jǐ Chénhuā, also had two additional women in its ranks who were pivotal to its success. The first of these women was Jǐ Chénhuā's younger half-sister Xiāo Huā (萧花)², who went by Jǐ Huā (己花) during her time with the Xuèlóng triad. Xiāo Huā's role in the group was varied, with her activities ranging from intelligence gathering, analyst, interrogator, bomb-maker, assassin, and general combatant. The second of these women was Jǐ Chénhuā's younger (full-)sister Jǐ Ruǎn (己阮)², a violent, somewhat unrefined, thug-like woman who loved violence. Her abject brutality and penchant for violence was useful in fights and when torturing captured enemies for information. Even though her hot-headedness was an occasional liability, she more than made up for it elsewhere.
Over the course of around one year, the Xuèlóng triad grew to become the largest triad in Hong Kong once again, controlling more territory than even the Sun Jīnlóng triad had. Despite having a lot of power at her fingertips, Jǐ Chénhuā's position was tenuous, her leadership nascent and unsolidified. Many sought to usurp Jǐ Chénhuā command. Times were tense, with loyalties uncertain and in flux.
Xiāo Huā was instrumental in establishing stability within the Xuèlóng. She had an uncanny ability for finding traitors, and many would-be traitors were found and executed because of her—some of those executions were even carried out by Xiāo Huā herself in secret. Xiāo Huā accomplished this by keeping her ears open and getting close to the right people. She would often pretend to be a traitor herself to gain the trust of the disloyal, only to later use this trust to orchestrate their downfall. Moreover, being a member of both the Jǐ and Xiāo families, Xiāo Huā was pivotal in establishing a connection between the two families.
Jǐ Ruǎn also played her part. The fear associated with the now-defunct Sun Jīnlóng triad did not all carry over to the Xuèlóng triad, forcing the Xuèlóng to work to reestablish that fear. Through her ruthlessness, Jǐ Ruǎn terrorized anyone who got in the Xuèlóng's way and helped to establish the Xuèlóng as a force to be feared. Jǐ Ruǎn had no qualms about killing anyone inside or outside the Xuèlóng, regardless of status or position. It was said that if you survived an encounter with Jǐ Ruǎn (or Xiāo Huā for that matter), your survival was nothing short of a miracle. Ruǎn's actions helped solidify the Xuèlóng triad's power base, ensuring that all others knew they were dealing with a force to be reckoned with.
Through the efforts of Jǐ Chénhuā, Xiāo Huā, Jǐ Ruǎn, it took only two years for the Xuèlóng triad to surpass its predecessor, the Sun Jīnlóng triad, in prominence and stability. Jǐ Chénhuā, who was still in her late twenties, became the unopposed leader of the Xuèlóng, while Xiāo Huā and Jǐ Ruǎn acted as her right- and left-hand women, respectively. With the support of Xiāo Huā and Jǐ Ruǎn, Jǐ Chénhuā soon gained the reputation of being the most fearsome, ruthless, and dangerous person in Hong Kong. But Jǐ Chénhuā branched out from organized crime as well, opting to establish herself as a legitimate businesswoman in addition to a triad boss.
Jǐ Chénhuā rise in the business world was meteoric, taking place in a brief time span. By working closely with the Xiāo family, Jǐ Chénhuā gained a sizable foothold in the business world much quicker than the vast majority of her peers. But she was not some helpless greenhorn—despite her inexperience, Jǐ Chénhuā showed a high level of business acumen. She had, and still has, a brilliant eye for spotting opportunities, and she uses her resources and ruthlessness to make sure she capitalizes on her opportunities when they present themselves.
Nowadays, as the leader of the Xuèlóng triad, Jǐ Chénhuā has a minor hand in the triad's day-to-day operations, but also controls a number of other enterprises under the name Suen Chénhuā (孫晨花). Some of these enterprises include an exclusive high-end hotel (The White Dragon Hotel), a casino (Dragon City Casino), and a chain of restaurants (Dragon Cuisine). Beyond her own businesses, she has also invested in a number of others, such as pharmaceutical companies and financial firms. Although her attention is divided between various business activities and the triad, the structure of the Xuèlóng triad is such that she does not need to manage it closely. The Xuèlóng is decentralized, but nonetheless has a very strong command structure. This allows Jǐ Chénhuā to maintain a high level of control without necessitating that she manage the triad closely.
Similarly to her older half-sister Jǐ Chénhuā, Xiāo Huā also pursued interests unrelated to the Xuèlóng—with times peaceful, triad operations were much less engaging for Xiāo Huā. Thus, Xiāo Huā looked elsewhere for her entertainment. That place was LAW, where she competes as a wrestler under the name Húxiān Lì (利狐仙).
Knowing that her sister was competing in LAW, Jǐ Chénhuā learned more about LAW. Seeing LAW as a decent investment, knowing that she had a sister in the company who could influence it, and seeing LAW as a chance to diversify her assets, Jǐ Chénhuā invested in LAW. She now monitors happenings with LAW. Jǐ Chénhuā might even choose to interfere with LAW should it make financial sense.
Relationships
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Quick Facts
- Because she maintains her distance, it is difficult to ascertain any personal information about Chénhuā.
- She seems to have a liking for fine wine, although she never partakes to the point of getting drunk.
Secret
- Although Chénhuā publicly pretends to enjoy fine wine, she does not actually care much for it. Instead, she very much prefers beer—specifically Austrian craft beer.
- Her gun of choice is the FN Five-seveN made by FN Herstal.
