Post by sunshangxiang95 on Aug 13, 2010 20:00:59 GMT
Name: Sun Qing Liang
Age: 21
Residence: Wu
Appearance: Liang stand firm at 5 ft. and 4 in. high. Her body is very slim with a bit of muscle tone in the legs and arms in a light peach color. Her eyes resemble the ocean and shine in the moonlit sky. Liang's hair is as white as snow and hangs down mid-way down her back and down to her abdomen in the front. Her figure looks like one of an angel in the Moonlight, which has given her the name “Moonlit Maiden.”
Personality:
The early years of Liang's life has made her what she is now. A scared, depressed shell waiting to break. Ever since she witnessed so much bloodshed at a young age it has made her an interesting person to care for. She does not voice her opinions often for she thinks that it won’t matter in the end. She is very quiet and her face has never broken into a smile before. Upon being so depressed her mind has taken hold of another side of Liang that is only seen when someone she loves is threatened.
She has the depressing side of her that shuts out everyone that tries to get close to her. This is what everyone sees on a usual day. The only time she gets out of her room is when she is dragged out by her sister Sun Shang Xiang. She prefers the dark over anything else. She loves the write poetry about dark subjects, mostly death and heartbreak. Every time she holds the sword her deceased mother gave her when she was a child, she would have flashbacks and cry out her pain.
The dark and fierce part of Liang is one of a blood hungry monster. It has a tendency to show itself when either Shangxiang or one of her other family members is threatened or scared. Liang has always protected ones that she loved and cared about. She felt that she couldn’t bear with losing anyone else, or she could break down. She would take arrow after arrow if it would save her family from harm.
Weapon:
Motherly Blade.
This is the blade Liang’s mother gave her that had been plunged through her heart by Yue Qing. It was bathed in the blood of her mother and is the only item that holds her spirit. Liang keeps it with her always and uses it to kill the bandits of China. She has sworn she will find the bandit that killed her mother and plunge the dagger through his heart after he begs for death.
Ring of Misfortunate Sorrow
This ring was given to Liang by her martial arts instructor, Yuen Quan, after she had mastered the art Bei Pai, a northern style art of Chinese martial arts. Along with conquering the ways of Neijian, an internal Chinese art of focusing the mind and increasing one’s awareness, spirit, and mind.
Moonlit Guillotine
A sword hand forged by Laing’s martial arts trainer. Along with the Ring he gave her, he taught her how to fight with swords no matter the weight. Based on her training in both martial arts and the sword, this sword was perfect for her. It resonated blinding light when moonlight shone on it. Just like Liang.
Weapon Strengths:
Motherly Blade
-A fine medium sized blade, not long enough to be considered a sword, ideal for assassination or against a slow opponent.
- The blade’s slots and very good for disarming enemies if the right timing is used.
Ring of Misfortunate Sorrow
- This ring of dark steel is very versatile and is used in many of the fighting styles Liang uses.
- Is a very nimble weapon and is good against slow enemies.
Moonlit Guillotine
- The heaviest of Liang’s weapons and the most effective against frontal assault.
- Being that all of her weapons r considerably light, she can carry all
Weapon Weaknesses:
Motherly Blade
- Being a small blade it cant really do much good in the front lines of battle.
Ring of Misfortunate Sorrow
- Even though it can be used in battle this ring does not have a very long range of defense as it cannot deflect multiple swords at once.
Moonlit Guillotine
- This sword is considerably heavy compared to the rest of Liang’s gear so it can’t be swiftly moved through to air.
Armor:
The Royal outfit of Liang.
Liang is shrouded in a dark red cloak with cuffs going down to half-way passed her wrist to the tips of her fingers. This robe is a resemblance to her blanker that Liang’s deceased mother wrapped her in as a baby. The edging is black with white letters inscribed in the fabric. The Chinese characters read “Sun Qing Liang” which is the new name her new mother Wu Mei had given her. The robe lying down at her feet only went around the back of her legs with the Symbol of Wu written in black in the center of the veil.. The front of her legs was shrouded in tight black pants that had “The Moonlit Maiden” written in Chinese around the calves of the garb.
The War outfit of Liang.
This set of clothing was a lot like her royal garb, but was attached with shoulder pads made of black steel.
History:
Born into a normal family of poverty. A fisherman by the name of Quen Chao, feel in love with the daughter of a nobleman. Her name was Zhen Qing, but most referred to her as Lady Qing. The two were under the influence of “love at first sight” and began doing anything to be together. Zhen’s father did not approve and so the man was cast out of the city and lived on the outskirts of the city.
One night the man was sound asleep until he heard a knock on the door. The man woke up and answered the door. What had been on the other side of the door astonished the man as his eyes opened wide. The woman he fell in love with was at the door holding a few bags holding her belongings.
They continued on living together. The first year they had been together they gave birth to a small little girl and named her Yue Qing. They adored their little daughter and raised her up until she was 14. Then they had another baby on a full moon. This was also a little girl, and they had named her Liang Qing. As Zhen held her baby the moonlight had shown over the mother and daughter. Liang’s eyes glistened in the light and her mother cried. “You are destined for greatness young lady. Yue just sat there, jealous that her mother was giving Liang more attention.
One month later on a nice warm day in the city the family had moved to, Zhen was trying to teach Liang how to speak and Quen was out chopping timber. As usual Yue was sitting on a chair watching her mother love on Liang. She murmured something under her breath and glared at Liang. Her deep hatred for Liang was growing by the second. Liang spoke one word “Yue” in her sweet baby voice. Zhen looked at her daughter as Yue’s eyes opened wide. A smile towards her sister formed on her face. Liang crawled over to her sister and Yue picked her up and played with her. Liang giggled as Yue tickled her belly.
All of a sudden a thumping sound tremor their house. Zhen looked outside and saw a bunch of raunchy men on horses with torches. She ran back in and took Liang from Yue’s arms. Yue looked at her mother puzzled. “ Yue go with your father in the back and run!” Zhen screamed. “Mother where are you going!?” Yue cried. Tears ran down her terrified face. “Don’t worry. I will catch up to you guys just go now!” Zhen reassured her daughter. Yue ran as her mother instructed and Zhen had headed for a farm on the edge of the city. She entered the area where plants were grown and her mother had hidden her child in the field of wheat. She wrapped Liang in a red blanket with black borders. Liang’s name had been inscribed into the fabric along the border in white characters.
As Zhen stepped back from her child admiring the last sight she would ever have of her month old daughter. Zhen knew that if she was caught that Liang would have been killed and she would be brought into slavery. Zhen had escaped the field for a few feet and then 3 bandits ambushed her. One grabbed her from behind and the other two grabbed her arms. “We got some entertainment tonight gentlemen!” The bandit said. Zhen swung her leg around the bandit chaining her from behind and drug him to the ground in front of her. She had unsheathed a dagger clung onto her hip and pointed it towards her enemies. The blade has slots in the middle of the blade and with the right training could catch swords in the slots and disarm their opponents. “You bandits think you can attack innocent people without consequences?! You are sadly mistaken you sad souls!” She taunted. The bandits withdrew their swords from their sheathes and ran towards Zhen recklessly. Zhen held the dagger with the length of the blade up to the middle of her arm. As the bandits ran closer she readied herself for a frontal assault of these arrogant men. The bandit to the right of her swung vertically down as Zhen stepped back. She pushed with her feet towards the man and swung the dagger right at his jugular. Blood spewed from the wound and the man fell to the ground. Zhen sensed the man in the back of her swing and deflected the blade. She swung her feet in a circular stroke and tripped the bandit. She thrusted the dagger towards the other bandit’s abdomen. Zhen turned around to face the unbalanced bandit until the wounded bandit took a final thrust towards her spine. Zhen sensed the blade coming closer and turned around quickly. She held the dagger with the flat side facing the bandit’s blade. The sword went through one of the slots in the dagger and Zhen aggressively twisted the sword out of the man’s hands. With that bandit falling to the ground, Zhen held the sword with the blade still in the slot and held the two blades at the disoriented man’s throat and released the blades from each other, crossing the man’s throat and cutting it open. The Blood flew out of the man’s body as Zhen shielded her face from the blood.
Zhen looked back at her daughter lying there and tears flowed down her cheek. She wiped the tears and walked towards her baby. She put the dagger in its sheath and laid it down under Liang’s blanket. She kissed her crying baby’s forehead and walked off. The crying broke her heart. She began to run until 5 bandits with bow n arrows surrounded her. She knew she couldn’t make it out, but she would rather die fighting than be made a slave. She couldn’t hide herself among the wheat field in fright of them finding Liang. She ran to the bandit in front of her while dodging arrows left and right. She came up 3 feet from the man’s horse and trapped the animal, making the bandit fall down. She dodged a few more arrows and grabbed a bow out of the quiver and stabbed the man in the heart. She took the bow in her hands and wrapped the quiver across her chest. She began to shoot at the bandits on horses, dodging the arrows she can. She managed to kill 3 more bandits, but then as she shot at the remaining bandit she released the arrow at the same time as the man did, and both were struck. The man in the heart, and Zhen in the shoulder. She quickly pulled the arrow out and held the wound. Blood oozed out of the wound, and made Zhen dizzy. She limped towards Liang trying to hold onto her conscience. She knelt down by her daughter and fainted from the loss of blood.
A few hours later Yue appear out of the smoke coming from the ruble of her old house. She cried as she stared at the destruction the bandits left behind, but the one thing stabbing at her heart was the location of her mother. She had run off with Liang somewhere and never met up with her and her father. Quen was shot by an arrow through the heart and fell to the ground a few hours ago. Yue hid among the bushes watching them murder her father. The agony she felt in her heart was unbearable, but she had a burning rage inside her. Ever since Liang came to be things have happened to her family. This was the last straw so Yue searched for Liang. She came across a farm where she had heard crying. “ You little…” she insulted. She ran to the source and found her mother incapacitated. Kneeling before her mother, Yue took Zhen’s hand and cried. Looking at the dagger in Liang’s blanket, Yue thought of this as the chance to enact her revenge on Liang and accusing her of causing this massacre.
Yue grabbed the dagger and unsheathed the blade, revealing the blood-stained surface. She looked at Liang crying and closed her eyes. She held the handle with both her hands and held the blade upside down. Before she plunged the dagger into the baby’s heart “Please forgive me…” flew through her lips. As Yue thrusted the dagger towards Liang Zhen woke up and saw the blade heading for Liang. Her mother’s instincts acted out and pushed her in front of Liang. The knife punctured Zhen’s chest and blood dripped fro the wound. " Mother!" she cried. Yue killed her own mother and her blood was on her hands. Yue was shocked at what she had done and thought that she needed to kill Liang fast. She reached for the dagger when the ground started to rumble. Yue looked behind her and a barrage of horses galloped waving a red banner. It was the Wu army, they heard of a bandit attack and can to assist, but a little too late. The leader gazed apon the land as Yue hid in the wheat field.
The soldiers came around the field and heard crying coming from the fields. They searched for a few moments, looking for the source of the crying. They found Liang, and reported back to the leader of the force. It was none other than the Tiger of Kiang Dong, Sun Jian. Jian looked at Zhen, bleeding on the ground. “Poor child, her mother was murdered by those damn bandits.” He said. He took Liang into his arms and looked at her eyes resonating the moonlight. “This child has the fighting spirit as one of the Sun family.” He acknowledged. Jian looked at the blanket and read the name. “Liang Qing” he whispered under his breath. He took Liang with him back to Wu and adopted her as his own.
Now known as Sun Qing Liang, this once distraught child was part of the famous Sun family. 2 years after her adoption into the family a little girl was born into the family. They named her SunShangXiang. Liang being 2 years of age, she was happy to not be the only new member of the family. Growing up The two sisters played together and were best friends. At the age of 10 Liang started training herself in the Martial Arts. She taught herself the best she could, but she wanted more. Liang asked her father is she could be trained by a professional. He accepted her as he knew she would be great.
She was trained by a famous martial artist known as , Quen Quan. His name was very familiar to Liang. Under his training she learned different northern styles of Martial arts. He also taught her how to focus her mind and spirit to increase her awareness while fighting. After a year of being trained she started having flashbacks about the pillage. She finally remembered everything, her family’s names, her sister trying to kill her, everything. It astonished her and she became crazed about finding out what happened to her sister. She asked her trainer if he had any brothers, and he nodded. His brother’s name was Quen Chao before he got married to a noblewoman. The pieces fit, this man was her uncle. After 3 years of being away from Wu she excelled in martial arts and became the best fighter under Quan. Her uncle finally thought that he taught her everything he knew and she was ready to go back. The night before she left he handcrafted two weapons for Liang. One being a bladed ring with a handle in the middle. The blades went up to his elbows and he engraved red symbols into the blade “Liang Qing” Her maiden name. The other was a fine blade that shown in the moonlight. Another engraving was made of this one, “Moonlit Maiden”. The next day Liang left and Quan gave her the weapons and said “Remember the family that protected you with their lives.” Liang Nodded and headed back to Wu.
Entering through to city gates, Liang was greeted by Shangxiang, now 11 years old, her father and her two brothers Quan and Ce. Shangxiang ran towards Liang and wrapped her arms around her while Quan and Ce took her bags to her room. “ I’m so glad your home sis!” Shangxiang said with tears of joy in her eyes. Liang smiled while a tear formed in her eyes. Yes she had a family that had given up their lives for her, but she also ha this family who loved her with everything they had.
Age: 21
Residence: Wu
Appearance: Liang stand firm at 5 ft. and 4 in. high. Her body is very slim with a bit of muscle tone in the legs and arms in a light peach color. Her eyes resemble the ocean and shine in the moonlit sky. Liang's hair is as white as snow and hangs down mid-way down her back and down to her abdomen in the front. Her figure looks like one of an angel in the Moonlight, which has given her the name “Moonlit Maiden.”
Personality:
The early years of Liang's life has made her what she is now. A scared, depressed shell waiting to break. Ever since she witnessed so much bloodshed at a young age it has made her an interesting person to care for. She does not voice her opinions often for she thinks that it won’t matter in the end. She is very quiet and her face has never broken into a smile before. Upon being so depressed her mind has taken hold of another side of Liang that is only seen when someone she loves is threatened.
She has the depressing side of her that shuts out everyone that tries to get close to her. This is what everyone sees on a usual day. The only time she gets out of her room is when she is dragged out by her sister Sun Shang Xiang. She prefers the dark over anything else. She loves the write poetry about dark subjects, mostly death and heartbreak. Every time she holds the sword her deceased mother gave her when she was a child, she would have flashbacks and cry out her pain.
The dark and fierce part of Liang is one of a blood hungry monster. It has a tendency to show itself when either Shangxiang or one of her other family members is threatened or scared. Liang has always protected ones that she loved and cared about. She felt that she couldn’t bear with losing anyone else, or she could break down. She would take arrow after arrow if it would save her family from harm.
Weapon:
Motherly Blade.
This is the blade Liang’s mother gave her that had been plunged through her heart by Yue Qing. It was bathed in the blood of her mother and is the only item that holds her spirit. Liang keeps it with her always and uses it to kill the bandits of China. She has sworn she will find the bandit that killed her mother and plunge the dagger through his heart after he begs for death.
Ring of Misfortunate Sorrow
This ring was given to Liang by her martial arts instructor, Yuen Quan, after she had mastered the art Bei Pai, a northern style art of Chinese martial arts. Along with conquering the ways of Neijian, an internal Chinese art of focusing the mind and increasing one’s awareness, spirit, and mind.
Moonlit Guillotine
A sword hand forged by Laing’s martial arts trainer. Along with the Ring he gave her, he taught her how to fight with swords no matter the weight. Based on her training in both martial arts and the sword, this sword was perfect for her. It resonated blinding light when moonlight shone on it. Just like Liang.
Weapon Strengths:
Motherly Blade
-A fine medium sized blade, not long enough to be considered a sword, ideal for assassination or against a slow opponent.
- The blade’s slots and very good for disarming enemies if the right timing is used.
Ring of Misfortunate Sorrow
- This ring of dark steel is very versatile and is used in many of the fighting styles Liang uses.
- Is a very nimble weapon and is good against slow enemies.
Moonlit Guillotine
- The heaviest of Liang’s weapons and the most effective against frontal assault.
- Being that all of her weapons r considerably light, she can carry all
Weapon Weaknesses:
Motherly Blade
- Being a small blade it cant really do much good in the front lines of battle.
Ring of Misfortunate Sorrow
- Even though it can be used in battle this ring does not have a very long range of defense as it cannot deflect multiple swords at once.
Moonlit Guillotine
- This sword is considerably heavy compared to the rest of Liang’s gear so it can’t be swiftly moved through to air.
Armor:
The Royal outfit of Liang.
Liang is shrouded in a dark red cloak with cuffs going down to half-way passed her wrist to the tips of her fingers. This robe is a resemblance to her blanker that Liang’s deceased mother wrapped her in as a baby. The edging is black with white letters inscribed in the fabric. The Chinese characters read “Sun Qing Liang” which is the new name her new mother Wu Mei had given her. The robe lying down at her feet only went around the back of her legs with the Symbol of Wu written in black in the center of the veil.. The front of her legs was shrouded in tight black pants that had “The Moonlit Maiden” written in Chinese around the calves of the garb.
The War outfit of Liang.
This set of clothing was a lot like her royal garb, but was attached with shoulder pads made of black steel.
History:
Born into a normal family of poverty. A fisherman by the name of Quen Chao, feel in love with the daughter of a nobleman. Her name was Zhen Qing, but most referred to her as Lady Qing. The two were under the influence of “love at first sight” and began doing anything to be together. Zhen’s father did not approve and so the man was cast out of the city and lived on the outskirts of the city.
One night the man was sound asleep until he heard a knock on the door. The man woke up and answered the door. What had been on the other side of the door astonished the man as his eyes opened wide. The woman he fell in love with was at the door holding a few bags holding her belongings.
They continued on living together. The first year they had been together they gave birth to a small little girl and named her Yue Qing. They adored their little daughter and raised her up until she was 14. Then they had another baby on a full moon. This was also a little girl, and they had named her Liang Qing. As Zhen held her baby the moonlight had shown over the mother and daughter. Liang’s eyes glistened in the light and her mother cried. “You are destined for greatness young lady. Yue just sat there, jealous that her mother was giving Liang more attention.
One month later on a nice warm day in the city the family had moved to, Zhen was trying to teach Liang how to speak and Quen was out chopping timber. As usual Yue was sitting on a chair watching her mother love on Liang. She murmured something under her breath and glared at Liang. Her deep hatred for Liang was growing by the second. Liang spoke one word “Yue” in her sweet baby voice. Zhen looked at her daughter as Yue’s eyes opened wide. A smile towards her sister formed on her face. Liang crawled over to her sister and Yue picked her up and played with her. Liang giggled as Yue tickled her belly.
All of a sudden a thumping sound tremor their house. Zhen looked outside and saw a bunch of raunchy men on horses with torches. She ran back in and took Liang from Yue’s arms. Yue looked at her mother puzzled. “ Yue go with your father in the back and run!” Zhen screamed. “Mother where are you going!?” Yue cried. Tears ran down her terrified face. “Don’t worry. I will catch up to you guys just go now!” Zhen reassured her daughter. Yue ran as her mother instructed and Zhen had headed for a farm on the edge of the city. She entered the area where plants were grown and her mother had hidden her child in the field of wheat. She wrapped Liang in a red blanket with black borders. Liang’s name had been inscribed into the fabric along the border in white characters.
As Zhen stepped back from her child admiring the last sight she would ever have of her month old daughter. Zhen knew that if she was caught that Liang would have been killed and she would be brought into slavery. Zhen had escaped the field for a few feet and then 3 bandits ambushed her. One grabbed her from behind and the other two grabbed her arms. “We got some entertainment tonight gentlemen!” The bandit said. Zhen swung her leg around the bandit chaining her from behind and drug him to the ground in front of her. She had unsheathed a dagger clung onto her hip and pointed it towards her enemies. The blade has slots in the middle of the blade and with the right training could catch swords in the slots and disarm their opponents. “You bandits think you can attack innocent people without consequences?! You are sadly mistaken you sad souls!” She taunted. The bandits withdrew their swords from their sheathes and ran towards Zhen recklessly. Zhen held the dagger with the length of the blade up to the middle of her arm. As the bandits ran closer she readied herself for a frontal assault of these arrogant men. The bandit to the right of her swung vertically down as Zhen stepped back. She pushed with her feet towards the man and swung the dagger right at his jugular. Blood spewed from the wound and the man fell to the ground. Zhen sensed the man in the back of her swing and deflected the blade. She swung her feet in a circular stroke and tripped the bandit. She thrusted the dagger towards the other bandit’s abdomen. Zhen turned around to face the unbalanced bandit until the wounded bandit took a final thrust towards her spine. Zhen sensed the blade coming closer and turned around quickly. She held the dagger with the flat side facing the bandit’s blade. The sword went through one of the slots in the dagger and Zhen aggressively twisted the sword out of the man’s hands. With that bandit falling to the ground, Zhen held the sword with the blade still in the slot and held the two blades at the disoriented man’s throat and released the blades from each other, crossing the man’s throat and cutting it open. The Blood flew out of the man’s body as Zhen shielded her face from the blood.
Zhen looked back at her daughter lying there and tears flowed down her cheek. She wiped the tears and walked towards her baby. She put the dagger in its sheath and laid it down under Liang’s blanket. She kissed her crying baby’s forehead and walked off. The crying broke her heart. She began to run until 5 bandits with bow n arrows surrounded her. She knew she couldn’t make it out, but she would rather die fighting than be made a slave. She couldn’t hide herself among the wheat field in fright of them finding Liang. She ran to the bandit in front of her while dodging arrows left and right. She came up 3 feet from the man’s horse and trapped the animal, making the bandit fall down. She dodged a few more arrows and grabbed a bow out of the quiver and stabbed the man in the heart. She took the bow in her hands and wrapped the quiver across her chest. She began to shoot at the bandits on horses, dodging the arrows she can. She managed to kill 3 more bandits, but then as she shot at the remaining bandit she released the arrow at the same time as the man did, and both were struck. The man in the heart, and Zhen in the shoulder. She quickly pulled the arrow out and held the wound. Blood oozed out of the wound, and made Zhen dizzy. She limped towards Liang trying to hold onto her conscience. She knelt down by her daughter and fainted from the loss of blood.
A few hours later Yue appear out of the smoke coming from the ruble of her old house. She cried as she stared at the destruction the bandits left behind, but the one thing stabbing at her heart was the location of her mother. She had run off with Liang somewhere and never met up with her and her father. Quen was shot by an arrow through the heart and fell to the ground a few hours ago. Yue hid among the bushes watching them murder her father. The agony she felt in her heart was unbearable, but she had a burning rage inside her. Ever since Liang came to be things have happened to her family. This was the last straw so Yue searched for Liang. She came across a farm where she had heard crying. “ You little…” she insulted. She ran to the source and found her mother incapacitated. Kneeling before her mother, Yue took Zhen’s hand and cried. Looking at the dagger in Liang’s blanket, Yue thought of this as the chance to enact her revenge on Liang and accusing her of causing this massacre.
Yue grabbed the dagger and unsheathed the blade, revealing the blood-stained surface. She looked at Liang crying and closed her eyes. She held the handle with both her hands and held the blade upside down. Before she plunged the dagger into the baby’s heart “Please forgive me…” flew through her lips. As Yue thrusted the dagger towards Liang Zhen woke up and saw the blade heading for Liang. Her mother’s instincts acted out and pushed her in front of Liang. The knife punctured Zhen’s chest and blood dripped fro the wound. " Mother!" she cried. Yue killed her own mother and her blood was on her hands. Yue was shocked at what she had done and thought that she needed to kill Liang fast. She reached for the dagger when the ground started to rumble. Yue looked behind her and a barrage of horses galloped waving a red banner. It was the Wu army, they heard of a bandit attack and can to assist, but a little too late. The leader gazed apon the land as Yue hid in the wheat field.
The soldiers came around the field and heard crying coming from the fields. They searched for a few moments, looking for the source of the crying. They found Liang, and reported back to the leader of the force. It was none other than the Tiger of Kiang Dong, Sun Jian. Jian looked at Zhen, bleeding on the ground. “Poor child, her mother was murdered by those damn bandits.” He said. He took Liang into his arms and looked at her eyes resonating the moonlight. “This child has the fighting spirit as one of the Sun family.” He acknowledged. Jian looked at the blanket and read the name. “Liang Qing” he whispered under his breath. He took Liang with him back to Wu and adopted her as his own.
Now known as Sun Qing Liang, this once distraught child was part of the famous Sun family. 2 years after her adoption into the family a little girl was born into the family. They named her SunShangXiang. Liang being 2 years of age, she was happy to not be the only new member of the family. Growing up The two sisters played together and were best friends. At the age of 10 Liang started training herself in the Martial Arts. She taught herself the best she could, but she wanted more. Liang asked her father is she could be trained by a professional. He accepted her as he knew she would be great.
She was trained by a famous martial artist known as , Quen Quan. His name was very familiar to Liang. Under his training she learned different northern styles of Martial arts. He also taught her how to focus her mind and spirit to increase her awareness while fighting. After a year of being trained she started having flashbacks about the pillage. She finally remembered everything, her family’s names, her sister trying to kill her, everything. It astonished her and she became crazed about finding out what happened to her sister. She asked her trainer if he had any brothers, and he nodded. His brother’s name was Quen Chao before he got married to a noblewoman. The pieces fit, this man was her uncle. After 3 years of being away from Wu she excelled in martial arts and became the best fighter under Quan. Her uncle finally thought that he taught her everything he knew and she was ready to go back. The night before she left he handcrafted two weapons for Liang. One being a bladed ring with a handle in the middle. The blades went up to his elbows and he engraved red symbols into the blade “Liang Qing” Her maiden name. The other was a fine blade that shown in the moonlight. Another engraving was made of this one, “Moonlit Maiden”. The next day Liang left and Quan gave her the weapons and said “Remember the family that protected you with their lives.” Liang Nodded and headed back to Wu.
Entering through to city gates, Liang was greeted by Shangxiang, now 11 years old, her father and her two brothers Quan and Ce. Shangxiang ran towards Liang and wrapped her arms around her while Quan and Ce took her bags to her room. “ I’m so glad your home sis!” Shangxiang said with tears of joy in her eyes. Liang smiled while a tear formed in her eyes. Yes she had a family that had given up their lives for her, but she also ha this family who loved her with everything they had.
