Lee est descendu de l'allée jusqu'au vaisseau rouge. Il ne savait même pas pourquoi il était ici en ce moment. Il n'avait pas besoin d'aller à la Secret Cove pour quoi que ce soit à ce sujet. Il savait que Boar serait là. Il s'est dit qu'ils pouvaient se battre devant tous ces gens. Ils venaient de se battre dans un marché local. Il s'était terminé par un tirage au sort avec l'énième d'entre eux en mesure de continuer et de ne pas se faire prendre par les gardes.
Quand il est parti, il a entendu les deux se disputer. Il détestait quand quelqu'un a blessé quelqu'un d'autre Lee a vu rouge. Il s'est rapidement déplacé et a renversé le nain et l'a attrapé. Il l'a rapidement jeté dans le mur du navire. Il avait appris que la ruse combattant Boar ainsi combattre l'Orc avait quelques avantages. Il a regardé le vendeur et lui a donné son meilleur sourire. "Hé, c'est beau. C'est Lee." Il a dit de le poser sur épais. Il était sans honte. La fille avait toute son attention. "Est-ce que j'ai dit que j'avais battu un Orc?" Il s'est vanté.
Name: Yin Hu
Age: 26
Race: Manbeast, anthropomorphic tiger.
School: seeking sword, seven blades.
Fighting Style: The main goal of Yin's style is versatility. Master Gan Fang has stated that while all techniques have a main use, there are at least six alternatives to it. The seven blades is an offensively defensive style. There is not a dedicated block in it, the closest you'll find is a straight open palm strike against the attacking limb. By repeatedly pummeling the opponent the objective is to physically persuade it to stop attacking. Many of the more defensive techniques also aim for soft spots such as exposed muscles, joints, throat, eyes, groin…
The hip is the most important part of the body for a wielder of the seven blades. From there all power is drawn, even the most basic punches, kicks and takedowns comes with a flick of the hip.
The style is heavily reliant on control of the body and chi. If the techniques are done correctly body and chi will flow as one and change muscles into wood and bones into steel.
Weaknesses: While the seven blades is a highly useful art it has a serious drawback. Its focus on control and balance means it is pretty stationary and as such has trouble with overly mobile or overwhelming opponents. A skilled fighter can overcome this weakness, but in the world of martial arts you rarely get a second chance. Yin’s tail, while it is a great help with balance and light attacks, can also be turned into a big weakness.
Weapons: While the seven blades have techniques for many different weapons such as staves, daggers, swords, whips, spears, halbeards, clubs ands so on Yin rarely use anything else than his fists. If he has to wield a weapon a simple bamboo staff is his choice.
History: Yin became first student of master Gan Fang after Lu Fau left on his mission of vengeance. Gan Fang often spoke of his previous student very fondly, almost like a lost son.
Yin Hu, like many of his anthropomorphic brothers and sisters, grew up in Valley of the beggar's song. They are mostly shunned by humans, elves and all other major races for being dirty half breeds. It is true after all. The legend of the manbeasts states that their entire race was founded on a dire night, where corrupt men and women of different races drank the blood of animals whose power they wanted. As a cruel joke, the gods granted their wishes. The following morning they were all run out of their homes and had to learn how to survive in the wild, like animals.
From these evil people today’s manbeasts are descended, and it seems nothing can be done to get rid of their vile history.
Although, there are a handful of people in the world that will treat manbeats as people. One of these are known as Master Gan Fang. He spotted the young Yin Hu in the valley one day, and saw potential in him. At that time Lu Fau was his head student, and Yin were mostly carrying out pointless repetitive tasks to strengthen his discipline and core strength.
Master Gan Fang didn’t train his students the same way, they were different people and had different talents. Yin Hu showed promise in the art of improvisation, and was trained in a style that would allow him to use the cores of many techniques in many different ways depending on situation.
Yin is fully trained and is about to leave his master and wander around the world and seek wisdom and perhaps an apprentice or two. He holds his master in the highest of regards and knows that while other masters claims he is boasting, Master Gan Fang is a mighty warrior, and truly capable of any feat he says he has performed.
Before his journey, Master Gan Fang has told Yin Hu that his final lesson will be at the annual battle tournament at Secret Cove. What he means by that, Yin doesn’t know.
My relation to... Boar.
This hulking monstrosity of the Smiling Fist School if pretty much Yin’s worst nightmare in battle. While they have never faced each other in the ring Yin has had the fortune of seeing the Orc train and is well aware that the training dummies aren’t supposed to break like that.
Boar’s headstrong attitude and lust for fighting is the polar opposite of the calm and calculating Yin. They might never be friends, but Yin respects Boar as a fellow martial artist, and secretly hopes that they will never have to face each other in battle, for Yin may not walk away from it.