Hall of the Clan

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Hall of the Clan

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Though all Ryunarasu tend to be skilled workers beyond most civilizations, there are still those that are utter masters of their area of expertise. There are also those that deserve certain titles, both in praise... and in shame. Here are some of those admirable and foolish characters.

Onikunshu Simadtu (chibi)

NAURGLAHAD

She was Onikunshu's first and only actual daughter. She is also the only one to have two human appearances. She is really only half dragon, the other half being human. To disguise this forbidden factor, Onikunshu had seperated his genetics and Naughlad's mother's genetics, meaning that she could only take form as Ryunarasu, or an exact replica of her mother. The barrier between appearance? A heavy chain made of iron links. That is why many times in her toddler age, Nauglahad always looked down, from the weight of the chain.

Nauglahad brought the ultimate downfall of the Ryunarasu by striking the law of perpetual intermarriage again, just as her father had. She married out of species completely, to a man that had no likeness to Ryunarasu. Thus, even the image of Ryunarasu had faded forever.

Baraka Simadtu (chibi)

ONIKUNSHU

The final emperor of the Ryunarasu clan. Though he was the greatest and most powerful ruler ever to acclaim the throne, he had brought the Downfall to the family for forsaking the Generation Law of perpetual intermarriage. At the age of 2,130 years old, he had been enchanted by a mortal woman forever recorded in the Book of Gold as 'Zhul-Navida', which means 'The First Curse' in the Northern Dialect of Sachaudatha.

Like many dragons of the last Fifth Turn, he was a winged, flame-throwing beast of charcoal black scales. However, as a human, he was thought to be a Great Son of Salm, the Wind Lord (see 'Deities'). Aside from very identical appearances, their tragic romance lives were also similar.

Naurglahad Simadtu (chibi)

BARAKA

An assassin-priest of the Fifth Turn. Famous for the Quest of the Flame (see Legends), with his brother, Sage. It was with this scythe that he had slewn the Jede of Sagufai, an extreme accomplishment for any Ryunarasu, considering the fact that the Jede of Sagufai was an enormous beast, at least a thousand times larger than an average Jede. Instead of charging straight into battle, Baraka had thrust his scythe across the arena, cutting the final cord binding the stones of the arena together. The stones had killed the enormous Jede, and, unfortunately, Baraka himself. Only his scythe remained aside the collapsed ruin of stones.