Thig le (TIG lay)

A Resident

Le Thig (a.k.a. Tigger)

Thig Le’s interest extended beyond combat—he was drawn to the spiritual mysteries that lay beyond the Daoist scrolls of the citadel. Venturing into the mountains on a quest for enlightenment, he encountered an elder Bon practitioner who taught him to see the spirit in all things. This encounter led Thig Le to embrace the Bon belief in the interconnectedness of nature, and he became devoted to the idea of balance between spiritual and physical realms. Returning to the Jade Citadel, Thig Le combined his martial skill with the Bon practices, training in rituals that honored the natural spirits of the mountains. His journey inspired many disciples, and he became known not only for his fighting prowess but for his uncanny ability to sense shifts in the natural world. Though he still follows the Wuxia code of honor, Thig Le’s teachings now reflect a balance between protecting the physical and nurturing the spiritual, embodying the harmony of his dual beliefs.

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Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Current Location

Shaolin

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Wuxia

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Traenálaí Comhraic

Children

Sex

Male

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