Hau Gui (Han)

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Name:
Hua Gui
Style name:
-華歸
-Huá guī

Nickname:
-The Dragon of the West
-The Wolf of Amne Machin
Age: 43
Birthday: 140
Gender: Male
Occupation: General of Eastern Han
Kingdom:Eastern Han
Height: 6'2
Weight: 160 ibs
Orientation: Western Han
Family:
-Hua Xiu Rong/ Lady Rong of Luoyang(Wife)

-Hua Hua(Son, child)

-Hua Yuan(Second Daughter,Child)

-Hua Cheng(second Son, Child)

-Dai-tai(Current name, retainer to the Hua Family)/Hua Hu(Real name,First daughter(not related to Rong), adult)

-Feng(a Huli jing, Guardian of Hua Gui)

Personality:

"Silent but deadly as always."

"You're a fine warrior... Call me sentimental, but I wish we'd met under different circumstances."


Hau Gui is often not a man of words when he's not leading on the battlefield, Hau Gui often calm and mute, rarely speaking unless to prove his point or his humor at times. He is an older warrior from another time and though he is highly honorable and undoubtedly loyal to those he serves and greatly cares for them. He wont hesitate to sacrifice himself for his lord's well being. Caring little for personal gain and possessing an indomitable presence, his lord admires his bravery,determination and loyalty in return. He is considered a realistic type of man and doesn't hang on to dreams or objects of fantasy, simply works for the better of there reality. Though serious most of the time, at times he can be laid back and have a dry sense of humor and be social towards others outside his family although this is quite rare. Being a monk originally, Gui is highly spiritual and still lives and performs activities of a monk when off the field.


Appearance: Hua Gui stands at 6'2, a bit taller then the average man,
with his pale scarred skin. Despite being middle aged, Hua Gui weighs at 160 ibs and continues to sports an muscled and athletic build to keep himself in shape for his service to his lord. Gui has long black hair down to his shoulders which is often put into a pony tail when not wearing a helmet and has full grown beard covering his entire chin. Hua Gui wears advanced but rare Heavy master crafted Mountain pattern cataphract armour which consists of large metal strips and plates under the first layer with the top layers consisting of steel chest plates in the front,back, waist, knees and shoulders. His armor also has a neck guard that can be taken off at any time. He also wears a steel helmet with steel strips and three large steel plates on each side. His greaves consist of steel scales and smaller experimental steel plates while he wear's leather boots with steel toe, covered with steel scaling to protect from arrows or blades.


History: Hua Gui's was born in Luoyang, capital of Han to lesser nobles however he was the second born of the family and as a result was destined to become a monk. As a baby, his father took him to the monastery at the Amne Machin mountains much to his mother's dismay and gave him away to the monks to raise. Hua Gui spent his childhood and teenage years at the monastery, learning the way of spirituality, writing and storing knowledge of the past and martial arts. It took a great amount of time for Hua Gui to adapt to his life style as a monk and though he would eventually excel in martial arts, it would a great many years for him to become the monk he was supposed to live upto. At the age of 18, Hua Gui completed the three trials and became a full fledged monk but like all monks, he was exiled from the monastery to find himself and his place in the world and experience life outside the monastery. For the first six months, Hua Gui traveled through Western Han, meeting new people and there ideals. Though he was not the wisest monk that was created from the Amne Machin mountains, he spent his time helping the people in need through his martial abilities and quickly became noted for it in the months ahead. After being out in the world for so long, he soon realized the Han was corrupted and one day this mighty empire will collapse and cause the death's of thousands. Hua Gui vowed he find some way to prevent such a disaster even if he would have to disconnect himself from this world and sacrifice his spirituality in the process.



After about a year, Hua Gui eventually began to think he was not wise enough to be a true monk and after remembering such tales of Bai Chao, a legendary monk,he traveled to the monk's home and stuided under him for nearly 4 years until Bai Chao had disappeared and left behind his Huli jing, Feng to help on his journey. In that time studying however, Hua Gui learned a great many things from wisedom to complete mastery of Bai Chao's ultimate martial technique which Hua Gui would later call Ascended Warrior. With Feng at his side, Hua Gui traveled to Luoyang where he quietly settled into his home outside the city. Due to Feng, he was quickly found by the nobility including the governor during a festival and through Feng's clever plans without Hua Gui's knowledge had him marry the governor's, Hua Xiu Rong. Though he hated the marriage and Feng at first, he eventually settled in accepted it for what it was and even began to have feeling's for his new wife although that would often be side lined. Hua Gui for a time, opened his own martial school and due to Hua Xiu Rong's connections, he began training many worthy nobles into monks and grew a small fortune and had a comfortable life teaching but he felt like he was destined for something greater. After a year of opening his school, the monastery called him back to the order and Hua Gui and students returned only to tell them the spirits were out of balance with the world with angry spirits attacking the innocent from the mountains. Hua Gui volunteered to venture forth into the mountains to ease the spirits of the mountains. Though the elders hesitated at first, they permitted him to leave. Hua Gui and his students that volunteered left with there master and traversed the mountain ranges of Amne Machin for weeks, fighting through the cold, the wildlife and supposedly these spirits of the mountains. The group was near the door of death until Hua Gui used the last of there medical supplies to save two Tibetan wolf pups who had severely wounded by hunter traps and nursed them back to health. A few days later Hua Gui and his entire group passed out from hyper thermia and hunger only to awake a few days later in a cave surrounded by a pack of Tibetan wolfs. Even though he could not understand there language, Hua Gui came to the realization they have been saved by this pack of wolves since they saved there two pups and earned there respect. Hua Gui and his group thanks the wolves for there help and in return they guided Hua Gui and his group to the supposed source of the unbalance, a portal of power was opened and needed to be closed to bring but things are never easy for supposedly a large and dark spirit guarded the portal. Hua Gui and his students attacked the spirit but after a long battle, they could not bring down the spirit down until Hua Gui's students begged the pack for there help. Seeing they wish to bring peace to there home, they agreed. Side by side they attacked once more and finally after many laid dead, they finally sent the spirit to oblivion. Hua Gui wasted no time and by going into Ascension mode, He used his energy to close the portal and supposedly brought balance once more with the evil returning to where they originated.



Hua Gui and the survivors returned to the monastery but with the pack they had formed a bond. Hua Gui explained the tale to his elders with them honoring him and his surviving students as the tittle, The Wolf of Amne Machin. When Hua Gui, his surviving students and there pack returned home, there tale quickly spread throughout the lands with many challenging Hua Gui to many honour duels to see if he lived up to his tale. Though the peasents believed him, many of the nobility quickly dismissed it as a child story however they could not argue with his skill. Eventually Hua Gui fame had run before him, a warrior monk who not be bested in battle had drawn the attention of the Han Dynasty with Empress Deng Mengnü personally inviting him to the palace to speak with him. When he arrived to speak with her, She made him an offer he could not refuse, To serve her directly by being her bodyguard and General of her force she had been building to remove her husband from power by force if need be. As he could not say no, Hua Gui became her General of her army. Although Hua Gui greatly disliked his new duties at first, he eventually fell in and decided he might be able to change the balance of the land by serving her, perhaps bringing peace to the land. Hua Gui gave it his all and over time, became a fine warrior and general as he finally felt this was supposed to do in life even if it he gotten there by ill reasons. Emperor Huan knowing of his abilities and being suspicious of his wife sent Hua Gui and his army out western to quell what remained of the rebels. Right before his departure however Empress Deng Mengnü out of Jealously for her husband liking his other women over her forced Hua Gui to sleep with her which would later result in Hua Hu being born not long after. Hua Gui spent the next few years fighting in the west and through blood and sword, through many tough battles with the rebels, managed to snag multiple victories from rebels and raiders and almost completely destroyed them. When he finally returned to the capital however he learned of Empress Deng Mengnü's death by the Emperor throwing her in a cell and letting her rot away. Although slightly sadden to hear her passing, The Emperor continued to have Hua Gui serve him and as a reward for bringing peace to Western Han for a time, The Emperor named Hua Gui "The Dragon of the West" and made him a powerful noble by granting him much land which he had is wife manage for him in his absence. Hua Gui continued his duties as General with him patrolling the land and destroying rebels or raiders however the Emperor failed to realize the biggest of threats came from within his own Empire. When Emperor Huan died in 168 and Emperor Ling came to power, Hua Gui continued to serve the Han and vowed personally to the new Emperor to serve him. Over time he became close with the boy and though he knew he sat only on the throne because the Court had been corrupted to it's root, he continued his duties the best he could. In 184 as the Yellow Turban Rebellion has begun, Hua Gui has joined the many in the fight in hoping of ending this rebellion quickly.


Weapon:

-Kai Ma Dao(Custom made Dao, Made with a long thin blade made specifically for slashing through flesh and armor)

-Guan Dao





Musou:

Ascended Warrior - Through deep meditation before battle, The user can enter a state of enhanced awareness and uses there Chi to power up drastically, increasing there strength, speed, stamina and reaction time for a time depending on the user's will and determination. The user can continue to increase there power to be nearly unlimited however furthering there power will put far more strain on there body which could result in serious injury or death. When used, an aura appears around the user like a flame often taking color on hows the user feels at the time.

Although through training, it can be contained and activated at whim, Often Ascended Warior is triggered
by in response to a need either desperation indignation such as the person about to die or a need to save someone or even recalling a horrible event which has mentally damaged them such as losing a close friend or by being forced to watching an entire village destroyed.

Overview
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Ascended Warrior is a extraordinarily and very powerful transformation assumed by the greatest monks of Amne Machin that by throught years of intense training and discipline are able to temporary open there Chi pathwath points/flood gates, completely removing the limit the overflow of the Chi within a person's body. By doing this, They far surpass there physical limits depending on how many Chi pathwath points/flood gates and how much Chi Energy they can control. Although incredibly effective in battle for a time, After the body weakens and can no longer control it's Chi, it will the body very weak and possibly extreme damage to their own body depending on the level of Chi Energy released.

The Chi levels that be unleashed from 3x the user's abilities to an uncountable number however the more the person pushes there body, the quicker the technique will end, possibly causing injury or death. However the user is essentially a Glass cannon, while they can dish out huge amounts of damage and cause havoc, they must constantly control there bodies Chi and keep it monitored at all times, For every hit recieved, they will lose control of there chi(%)

Known Forms
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Chi level will begin at 100% to represent how much time is left

Ascended Form MK 1

First form of Ascended Warrior, Increases the abilities( strength, speed, stamina and reaction time) of the user by 2x there default. This form uses 10% of Chi Energy(Basically ten turns then its done after)

For every hit received, they will lose control of there 10% of there Chi,If defeated or run out of Chi during Battle roll a 5 dice

1-5 Passes out

6 Heavily injured, exhausted, pass out and captured



Ascended Form MK 1 Mastered

Mastered First form of Ascended Warrior, Increases the abilities( strength, speed, stamina and reaction time) of the user by 1x there default. This form uses 5% of Chi Energy(Basically twenty turns then its done after)

For every hit received, they will lose control of there 5% of there Chi,If defeated or run out of Chi during Battle they Passes out


Ascended Form MK II

More advanced form of MK II,  Increases the abilities( strength, speed, stamina and reaction time) of the user by 3x there default. This form uses 15% of Chi Energy(Basically six/seven turns then its done after)

For every hit received, they will lose control of there 15% of there Chi,If defeated or run out of Chi during Battle roll a 5 dice

1-5 Passes out

6 Heavily injured, exhausted, pass out and captured



Ascended Form III

New form that focuses on Reaction times, Increases the abilities( strength, speed, stamina and reaction time) of the user by 4x there default. This form uses 25% of Chi Energy(Basically four turns then its done after)

For every hit received, they will lose control of there 25% of there Chi, If defeated or run out of Chi during Battle roll a 5 dice

1-4 Passes out

5 Heavily injured, exhausted, pass out and captured

6 Dead

Asecended Form IV

Increases the abilities( strength, speed, stamina and reaction time) of the user by 5x there default. This form uses 50% of Chi Energy(Basically two turns then its done after)

For every hit received, they will lose control of there 50% of there Chi, If defeated or run out of Chi during Battle roll a 5 dice

1-2 Passes out
3-4 Heavily injured, exhausted, pass out and captured

5-6 Dead

Ascended Form V

Increases the abilities( strength, speed, stamina and reaction time) of the user by 6x there default. This form uses 100% of Chi Energy(Basically one turn then its done after)

For if there hit received, they will be out of the fight, possibly heavily injured or dead, roll a 5 dice
1-3 Heavily injured, exhausted, pass out and captured
4-6 Dead

[Lexi]

Accepted 1/2 ⋆

[Storyteller]

2 out of 2 accepted.

I shall return to provide a simpler version of your musou later today. (I.e numbers and tables).

[Deleted]

whatever works for ya lol I tried making it simple as possible but it's kinda hard describing it in technical terms.

[Storyteller]

Please see moderation notes for Ascended Warrior to simplify the above. The musou in essence allows Hua Gui to multiple his power for a short period of time - with the risk of exhaustion and even death.

Hua Gui can activate his musou when his gauge if full.
He starts with 100% of Chi, which is spend every turn depending on how he uses it.
Hua Gui loses Chi for: being immobile, being wounded, or exhausting strength.
If his Chi expires, roll a dice (the number determines the outcome below).

He has a total of five forms which are listed below:
Ascended Form I - 10% energy 1-5 pass out 6 dies
Ascended Form II - 20 %energy 1-4 pass out 5 heavily injured 6 dies
Ascended Form IIV - 25% - 1-3 pass out 4-5 heavily injured 6 dies
Ascended Form IV - 50% per turn -1-2 passes out 3-4 heavily injured 5-6 dies
Ascended Form V - immediately uses 100% energy 1-3 passes out 4-6 dies