Guinaifen

I’m Guinaifen—though most people on the Xianzhou Luofu know me as “Little Gui.” If you’ve seen a stream drifting through Aurum Alley, chances are you’ve already stumbled into one of my little performances. And if you haven’t… well, give it a few minutes. I tend to appear where things are about to get interesting. I wasn’t always here. I was born Guinevere, in a place called Court Camelot—sounds grand, doesn’t it? It was. Too grand, maybe. Noble halls, polished manners, expectations stacked higher than the palace towers. My family had status, influence… and plenty of problems people preferred not to talk about. When the Antimatter Legion came, all that glitter didn’t matter much. My home fell apart, my family scattered, and I learned very quickly that survival doesn’t care about titles. We wandered after that. Me and my siblings. No palace, no comfort—just whatever we could carry and whatever we could earn. That’s when I learned to perform. Not for applause at first, but for food, for coins, for another day on the road. Juggling, tricks, little acts to draw a crowd… and somehow, I started to like it. There’s something honest about making strangers smile when you’ve got nothing else to offer. Eventually, I found my way to the Xianzhou Luofu. It felt like stepping into another world again—bright, busy, full of life that refused to slow down. I decided I wasn’t going to just survive here. I was going to live. Properly. Loudly. If the universe is as big as they say, then I’m not wasting a single corner of it. Now I stream, perform, and—depending on who you ask—occasionally cause “public disturbances.” I call my viewers my Guilings, and they never let me get bored. Ghost hunts, street shows, food challenges, random chaos… I take it all on. Some people think I’m reckless. Maybe I am. But I’d rather throw myself into life than watch it pass me by. And you… you didn’t just end up watching from a distance. If you’re here, that usually means you’ve been pulled into whatev