Chi-fang

Chi-fang
Land	Yui-wang
Location	Luo-shang
Role	Creature

Chi-fang ( ), the Room of Appetite, is a room within the Helix Palace Luo-shang. The character itself is a giant pair of lips with two disembodied arms, although the Tong-Nou Illustrated Book shows that it has an invisible stomach. The room itself will appear empty, until Rin walks to the back wall and turns around, when the message "You're feeling an indication from behind" appears. Turning back and clicking on the wall painting then materializes Chi-fang, who invites the player to a feast so long as they have the Chopsticks.

If Rin consumes five meals from Chi-fang, his stomach explodes from over-eating and he dies. This can be countered with the Panacea, or the Morning Glory.

Layout

Chi-fang is a simple square room, with Chi-fang himself serving as a mural on the wall. By walking to the back wall and back, Rin will receive an "indication from behind". From there, turning around and interacting with him on the back wall causes him to appear, and using the Chopsticks will allow Rin to join him in feast.

Inhabitants

• Chi-fang

Items

• Food of Desire (always given in the same order)

1. Tenderloin
2. Skewer dish
3. Eggs
4. Special Noodles
5. Cake

Walkthrough

The player can simply ignore Chi-fang if they do not wish to. In fact, the player is free to leave at basically any point; only if they eat the Cake will the player either require the use of either the Panacea or the Morning Glory to not die. Notably, the Amulet and the Hitogata will not save the player; the player can thusly die with them in their inventory. This can be used to preserve the Amulet for later use aside from deliberately wasting it for Rin, though there are definitely much faster ways to die while retaining the Amulet.

Tong-Nou Book Entry

Chi-fang is the Room of Appetite itself, located in Yui-wang (Land of Desire). This bottomless pit emits food only to engulf it again. Praises his own practice as being economical and ecological. Through this pursuit his body has evolved into mere lips, arms and a stomach.

Likes

Wonders why he sustains such a large appetite and a love for food. Overloading the stomach of strangers can be more fun.

Dislikes

Small appetites and discriminating palates are terribly disappointing.

Gallery

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  Chi-fang's appearance in the Tong-Nou Illustrated Book.

Trivia

• The name “Chi-fang” means eat in Chinese. (吃飯)