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NOTE: The quality is better in the full-size version that I will submit later.

For the Samurai Duelers League Tournament.

Story: An orphan, Tao Feng studied martial arts in China for the majority of his life. During his trials and tribulations, he learned and grew, but has scars on his body reminding him from whence he came. Tao Feng studied the teachings of the great masters and holds a firm belief in Taoist Philosophy. He wanted to restore balance to the world of man.

He grew older and began thinking of ways to realize his goals. He originally only used his martial arts as a meditative exercise, but he began to believe that he could use his prowess to help the world.

Upon hearing rumors of an epic tournament in Japan, he made his way across the sea. He quickly learned Japanese and became eloquent. He found that the prize for victory in this tournament was a Legendary Sword. He knew that with this sword he could bring peace and balance to the world by punishing the wicked and providing all with a firm sense of harmony with nature.

His style is his own, and he assimilated the Japanese Katana after coming to Japan. Nothin he has on his person is superfluous and it all has a purpose. His style mixes range with fluid motion. His aim is to throw his enemy off-balance by flowing with strikes as opposed to stopping them flat-out. His tonfa is used for defense as well as offense (hence the blade). He is also apt at using one-handed sword techniques. His katana and tonfa together are Yin and Yang, the cruz of the Tao. In the pouch on his waist, he keeps Peppermint, 2 Smoke Bombs, 2 Flash Bombs, Medicinal Herbs, and a charm from the only woman he ever loved. He displays his scars as a method of intimidation, but his shirtlessness also decreases air resistance. His pants disguise his legs and their position so he is able to make minute changes to his stance without being noticed. The cloth that he wears acts as a distraction from his legs. His hair is relatively short to maintain visibility at all times.

Description
NOTE: The quality is better in the full-size version that I will submit later.

For the Samurai Duelers League Tournament.

Story: An orphan, Tao Feng studied martial arts in China for the majority of his life. During his trials and tribulations, he learned and grew, but has scars on his body reminding him from whence he came. Tao Feng studied the teachings of the great masters and holds a firm belief in Taoist Philosophy. He wanted to restore balance to the world of man.

He grew older and began thinking of ways to realize his goals. He originally only used his martial arts as a meditative exercise, but he began to believe that he could use his prowess to help the world.

Upon hearing rumors of an epic tournament in Japan, he made his way across the sea. He quickly learned Japanese and became eloquent. He found that the prize for victory in this tournament was a Legendary Sword. He knew that with this sword he could bring peace and balance to the world by punishing the wicked and providing all with a firm sense of harmony with nature.

His style is his own, and he assimilated the Japanese Katana after coming to Japan. Nothin he has on his person is superfluous and it all has a purpose. His style mixes range with fluid motion. His aim is to throw his enemy off-balance by flowing with strikes as opposed to stopping them flat-out. His tonfa is used for defense as well as offense (hence the blade). He is also apt at using one-handed sword techniques. His katana and tonfa together are Yin and Yang, the cruz of the Tao. In the pouch on his waist, he keeps Peppermint, 2 Smoke Bombs, 2 Flash Bombs, Medicinal Herbs, and a charm from the only woman he ever loved. He displays his scars as a method of intimidation, but his shirtlessness also decreases air resistance. His pants disguise his legs and their position so he is able to make minute changes to his stance without being noticed. The cloth that he wears acts as a distraction from his legs. His hair is relatively short to maintain visibility at all times.