After her arranged marriage, Jina made use of the political influence granted to her within the sect.
She not only made substantial progress in her Spirit cultivation but also rose to become one of the most influential elders in the Blackblood Sect.
Even Haitin Blackblood—Hayat Blackblood's son and therefore technically her stepson—treated her with respect.
He valued her opinions and often sought her input on various matters.
One could say that Hayat Blackblood was truly skilled at managing personal relationships.
He not only made Jina feel secure in her role as an elder, but also entrusted her with real authority. She was appointed as the commander-in-chief of the sect's temporary branch stationed at the base of the Holy Land Torel's entrance.
In that sense, Jina's position made perfect sense. On one hand, her personal strength was well-recognized among her peers to be appointed at such an important site.
