Echtkaiser Juna Bach

First Emperor of the Pure Monks Juna Bach (a.k.a. YWAH, the Holy One, the Pure Monk)

"... He appeared on the eve of the Dead Moon, a thousand or so men, women, and children following Him out of the deserts of the inner lands. Dressed in the whitest of silks, He led his flock towards Czar Nicolas the III's land, claiming an old fortress in the Silver Mountains.
When the Czar's armies arrived the next week, He met them, slaughtering all but one man. That would be the first and last time the Rus people would try to take back the Silbern, for the Echtkaiser, Ywah, had claimed it for His people.
I would personally advise against going against this man, for you would bring His wrath upon our people."

Boltonogov Yevdokim Yemelyanovich, aid to Czar Nicolas the VI, speaking to the Czar's council; 50 B.C.E.

""He would slumber for 2,000 years. After a thousand and five hundred, He would gain his hearing, His sense of touch, and of smell. Four hundred and fifty after that, He would gain his sight. Forty-five after His powers. And after that, He would awaken to bring back His rule.""

Die Hymne des Kaisers, etched into the outer walls of Silbern; 1250 C.E.

The Holy Emperor, Ywah

Divine Domains

Archery, Light, Family, Honor, Loyalty.

Divine Classification

Saint

Species

Human

Life

139 B.C.E. 0 B.C.E. 139 years old

Gender

Male

Eyes

Grey-Blue

Hair

Black, long and tangled

Height

7'0" (2.1m)

Weight

230 lbs (95.25kg)

Related Myths

• The Hymn of the Emperor