Ambros
Mysterious hermit who teaches Thabit how to use a sword
Yedo specialist
Thabit finds him on Juno in a cave
As a young boy his mother knew one day he would be a great warrior, he was just stronger and faster than anyone his age. At the age of 8 his mother sent him off to study Yedo when we was 20 he would become the first royal trainer already having mastered Yedo. His problem with Yedo as he got older was that his free arm because less of a weapon and more of a deterrent. Still better than anyone alive but not as good as when he was younger so he began to create a new sword style and at age 80 he was finally able to write the book of Ssanggeom. Over the next 200 years he would teach the best Royal Swordsman Ssanggeom, it was clear the reason he was so advanced was that he was not human. As he saw the government become less about people and more about self interest he abandoned the Juche teachings and exiled himself to Juno vowing never to teach again. With the help of his book his last student would pass on the teachings of Ssanggeom to the next great royal swordsman and continue the tradition
Yedo specialist
Thabit finds him on Juno in a cave
As a young boy his mother knew one day he would be a great warrior, he was just stronger and faster than anyone his age. At the age of 8 his mother sent him off to study Yedo when we was 20 he would become the first royal trainer already having mastered Yedo. His problem with Yedo as he got older was that his free arm because less of a weapon and more of a deterrent. Still better than anyone alive but not as good as when he was younger so he began to create a new sword style and at age 80 he was finally able to write the book of Ssanggeom. Over the next 200 years he would teach the best Royal Swordsman Ssanggeom, it was clear the reason he was so advanced was that he was not human. As he saw the government become less about people and more about self interest he abandoned the Juche teachings and exiled himself to Juno vowing never to teach again. With the help of his book his last student would pass on the teachings of Ssanggeom to the next great royal swordsman and continue the tradition
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