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06-21-2005, 10:56 PM
Name: Wantsuno Hiramaki
Age: 22
Height: 5’6
Hairstyle: Medium Length
Hair Color: Dark Brown
Skin tone: a slight tannish color
Clothing: Black Hakama Pants, Deep Blue Happi Coat, Wooden Sandals
Armor: Self-made dark green Yoroi, a single horned Kabuto with a Mempo designed like a Tiger’s mouth
Weapons: A customized naginata that has a 4.5 foot shaft with an arrowhead shaped blade, and a daisho with swords made by his father encrusted with the Wantsuno seal
Occupation: Blacksmith (with a background in fighting to find the full potential of his creations)
Hiramaki was born into a family that has long held the traditions of great blacksmiths that were admired by their peers and the nobles of their region. Hiramaki’s father, Hiramaru, had urged his son to take up the family legacy and keep the traditions within the family. At the age of nine Hiramaki had shown great potential but his creations never held the gleam that his father’s had. Hiramaru told his son that in order to create the most beautiful and effective weapons he would have to study the weapon, how it flows, how it strikes, and how it sings. Hiramaru suggested that he go on a journey to study in as many dojos as possible and to find inner peace. Inner peace was required in creating the most elegant weapons that the emperor’s of long past had commissioned from their family.
Hiramaki left his home at the age of fourteen with a daisho created for him by his father. He was instructed to head out to the various regions and study their forms of swordsmanship and blade work. Hiramaru as told his son to help the innocent and protect the weak. His journeys brought him to many towns and to many dojos. He studied under many masters but he felt that there was more than what they could teach him. He finally found his way to Kantoi castle and sought out the dojos. He took up work under the castles head blacksmith. After three years in Kantoi, Hiramaki found that he had gotten as good as most of the soldiers and guards, he sparred with them during drills, and he took turns with them too find their way of life. He found that doing this granted him inner peace and kept is skills honed if the need arose.
It has been eight years since Hiramaki left on his journey.
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Age: 22
Height: 5’6
Hairstyle: Medium Length
Hair Color: Dark Brown
Skin tone: a slight tannish color
Clothing: Black Hakama Pants, Deep Blue Happi Coat, Wooden Sandals
Armor: Self-made dark green Yoroi, a single horned Kabuto with a Mempo designed like a Tiger’s mouth
Weapons: A customized naginata that has a 4.5 foot shaft with an arrowhead shaped blade, and a daisho with swords made by his father encrusted with the Wantsuno seal
Occupation: Blacksmith (with a background in fighting to find the full potential of his creations)
Hiramaki was born into a family that has long held the traditions of great blacksmiths that were admired by their peers and the nobles of their region. Hiramaki’s father, Hiramaru, had urged his son to take up the family legacy and keep the traditions within the family. At the age of nine Hiramaki had shown great potential but his creations never held the gleam that his father’s had. Hiramaru told his son that in order to create the most beautiful and effective weapons he would have to study the weapon, how it flows, how it strikes, and how it sings. Hiramaru suggested that he go on a journey to study in as many dojos as possible and to find inner peace. Inner peace was required in creating the most elegant weapons that the emperor’s of long past had commissioned from their family.
Hiramaki left his home at the age of fourteen with a daisho created for him by his father. He was instructed to head out to the various regions and study their forms of swordsmanship and blade work. Hiramaru as told his son to help the innocent and protect the weak. His journeys brought him to many towns and to many dojos. He studied under many masters but he felt that there was more than what they could teach him. He finally found his way to Kantoi castle and sought out the dojos. He took up work under the castles head blacksmith. After three years in Kantoi, Hiramaki found that he had gotten as good as most of the soldiers and guards, he sparred with them during drills, and he took turns with them too find their way of life. He found that doing this granted him inner peace and kept is skills honed if the need arose.
It has been eight years since Hiramaki left on his journey.
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you like? heh...