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       Profile: Feng Wukong
       By: Coolcat207 Date: March 23, 2019, 11:26 pm
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       "Pain is temporary. Quitting is forever."
       "Pain changes people. It makes people feel hated or they are the
       ones who are hated for causing the pain. But pain can also make
       people do good things so the others don't suffer the way they
       did."
       "I'm not a Saiyan. But that doesn't mean that you should look
       down on me due to me being human. I'm tougher than I look."
       "I'm not a faunus. Even if I was one, I would never join a bunch
       of bloodthirsty terrorists such as yourselves. You speak of
       justice revolution but all I see is spite and vengeance."
       *~Feng to a few White Fang members when they tried recruiting
       Feng into the organization, believing that he's a faunus.*
       "Good luck trying to catch me. If I can keep up with the Black
       Reaper herself, then that should say something. Otherwise, you
       got to be a complete idiot to even think that catching me will
       be that easy."
       "I let my anger get the better of me. I lost so many people that
       the thought of losing someone close to me overwhelmed me into
       becoming a wrathful beast. I won't ask for forgiveness. Instead,
       I'm going to work for it. Not for my sake but for the people I
       swore to protect."
       *~Feng Wukong to Ryu during his training.*
       "I've... done things in the past. Things that still haunt me to
       this day. I guess that's what wars does to you. And I have a
       feeling that another will come this way. Either way, I'll fight
       until the very end."
       *Name:*
       Feng Wukong
       *Other Names:*
       Master Wukong
       Angry One
       Moody Ape
       Grumpy Monkey
       Monkey Man
       Monkey Boy
       Monkey Prince
       Bái Nù _Mandarin Chinese for White Fury_ (Old Warrior/Assassin
       Name)
       *Age:*
       Unknown
       *Physical Age:*
       Although he looks like he's in his mid to late twenties, he
       actually stopped aging in his mid thirties.
       *Gender:*
       Male
       *Species:*
       Human (HIGHLY mistaken as a faunus or a saiyan due to his monkey
       tail)
       *Organization:*
       The Shaolin Monks
       *Height:*
       6'4
       *Weight:*
       Unknown
       *Family:*
       Grandfather: Sun Wukong (MIA)
       Grandmother: Juan Wukong (deceased; died of natural causes)
       Mother: Ning Wukong (deceased; died in a war against demons)
       Father: Bolin Wukong (deceased; died in a war against demons)
       Foster Father: Grandmaster Yan Zhao (deceased; killed by
       Alternate Biyu Wong)
       Sister: Jasmine Wukong (deceased; died in a war and was killed
       by a dragon demon)
       Brother in Law: Dionysus (deceased; killed in the Second Titan
       War)
       Niece: Mingyu Wukong
       Nephew: Shura Adi (MIA)
       Close Family Friend: Heidi "Hei" Darkfire (+Karasu Tepes)
       *Powers:*
       Homo Superior Physiology:
       ~The power to be a human that possess various supernatural
       abilities and powers granted by specific genes/genetic code.
       Feng is the descendant of the famous Monkey King, Sun Wukong.
       Although he's not exactly a demigod like his niece, he's still
       strong enough to face powerful immortal beings such as gods and
       demons.
       Divine Absolute Speed:
       ~User can move at speeds that not even the most attuned of
       beings can grasp and outrun or avoid anything an opponent can
       use against the user. The user can move at infinite velocities,
       allowing user to reach or even surpass and perceive light speed
       movements and move at speeds that allow them to move past time
       and space itself.
       Weaknesses:
       ~Feng's speed is tied to heavenly sources and can be reduced to
       Peak Physical Condition level of strength with exposure to
       divine/holy energy blocking ward spells and items from China
       though other items can slightly affect him.
       Enhanced Climbing:
       ~User is able to climb and otherwise move effortlessly and
       smoothly on angled and/or vertical surfaces such as branches,
       rocks, walls, etc., as long as they can gain a hold of it and
       keep their balance.
       Cloud Flight:
       ~Users of this ability can fly, glide and/or levitate through
       manipulation of clouds. They can fly at varying speeds,
       levitate, or propel themselves without taking flight, including
       enhanced jumping by a short burst of flight.
       Prehensile Tail:
       ~User has or can grow a prehensile tail adapted to be able to
       grasp or hold objects. Fully prehensile tails can be used to
       hold and manipulate objects, and in particular to aid arboreal
       creatures in finding and eating food in the trees.
       Tail Manifestation:
       ~User has or is able to manifest tail (or more than one) that
       may also protect from rear attacks or long range attacks.
       Prehensile Feet:
       ~User has prehensile feet capable of being used as an extra pair
       of hands, granting them an increased level of dexterity and
       maneuverability in their environments.
       *Chi Abilities:*
       Chi Manipulation:
       ~User can create, shape and manipulate Chi. By learning to
       harness this inner natural energy, they can gain superhuman
       capabilities, which can be used in cases of extreme combat. Some
       examples include physically manifesting all of their inner
       strength and unleash it to the fullest extent of its power
       through shear force of will, achieving extraordinary strength,
       speed, durability, and reflexes, or in some cases, enables the
       use of super awareness, energy blasts, elemental manipulation,
       and sometimes invulnerability.
       In different cases, the user can produce chi by channeling the
       energy through the physical body or by using the natural energy
       of the planet or cosmos.
       Power of Nothingness:
       ~The Power of Nothingness is a state of consciousness
       transcending ordinary perspective, born through spiritual and
       mental refinement. Bearing common traits with states of being
       within Buddhism, martial arts, and spritual perfection, it is
       the power to act without being attached to emotions and thought,
       free of fear, anger, pride, and ego, to draw upon the contents
       of one's heart intuitively without obstacle and hesitation, and
       to be aware of the world and to know one's place and meaning
       within its vastness, to flow with all of creation without the
       need of worry, desire, and doubt.
       It is the complete opposite of the Satsui no Hado. As such, it
       can only be used by a person of pure mind, compassion, mercy and
       peace. Such a person must have embraced the peaceful and
       spiritual aspect of the art to their fullest extent. Just like
       the Satsui no Hado, it makes a person unbelievably powerful,
       granting invincibility (spiritually and physically) to many
       attacks, as well as sealing off evil power and making the user a
       stronger fighter.
       Feng learned this power by Grandmaster Yan Zhao at a young age.
       *Shintai Chi Arts:*
       _*Beast*:_
       Cower Before The Beast: By staring into an animal's eyes and
       releasing his P'o for the briefest of seconds, the Kuei-jin is
       able to intimidate even the fiercest animals, forcing them to
       cower or flee in terror.
       Animal Spy: With this power, the Kuei-jin can "possess" an
       animal, forcing it to act as his spy for a brief time.
       Conjuring The Animal Kami: A Kuei-jin with this power has the
       ability to send out a call  not a vocal call, but a sort of
       mental compulsion  that summons him a specific type of animal.
       The character may specify a desired species (tigers,
       birds-of-paradise, rhinos) or a more specific subject (Siberian
       tigers, alpha-male wolves). The animals summoned only come if
       they are within a two-mile radius of the Kuei-jin's location
       when he makes the call and if they are physically able to do so.
       This power doesn't grant control over animals, but those
       summoned by the call generally seem predisposed toward the
       Kuei-jin, and may fight for him if he appears to be in trouble.
       Sway The Beast: Considered by some Kuei-jin to be an extension
       of Cower Before the Beast, this power allows a Cathayan to
       infuse a tiny spark of his will into the mind of an animal to do
       his bidding. The animal can be forced to do anything, including
       suicidal actions; the Kuei-jin's control overrides its normal
       fear and self-protection instincts.
       Unleash The Beast Spirit: This power creates such a great
       connection between the Kuei-jin and nature that the Kuei-jin's
       own animal spirit manifests itself in physical form. The
       Kuei-jin undergoes changes similar to those experienced by shape
       shifters, becoming a soft of half-man, half-animal, with
       appropriate abilities.
       _*Ghost-Flame Shintai:*_
       Goblin Face: The monk's eyes and mouth blaze with eerie Chi
       energy, which manifests as flame of the appropriate (Yin or
       Yang) color. When the monk speaks, flames lick from her mouth.
       This power is exceedingly unnerving; most animals and many
       mortals flee when confronted by a monk wielding Goblin Face.
       Goblin Spark: The monk can conjure a piece of Chi and send it
       forth from her body as Ghost-flame. At this level, the flame
       isn't concentrated enough to burn, but it does sing or chill.
       All sorts of interesting effects are possible: Lights, shapes,
       even pyrotechnic sparks. Skilled Ghost-Flame practitioners often
       entertain Kuei-jin courts during the monks' few moments of
       levity.
       Goblin Shapes: The monk develops precise control over the flame
       emitted. He may emit larger quantities of flame and may
       configure the flame into all manner of complex shapes. These
       constructs are obviously of luminous spirit matter, but can
       comprise many colors; in the hands of an expert, Ghost-flame
       constructs can be useful illusions.
       Goblin Scorch: The monk becomes a living flame thrower,
       breathing a gout of Yin or Yang-flame, like the dragons of early
       Ages.
       Goblin Lantern: With this spectacular power, the monk can ignite
       her entire body, thus surrounding it in a corona of Chi fire.
       Kuei-jin call this effect "the little sun," an apt name for what
       is surely one of the Cathayans' most deadly combat arts.
       With sufficient Chi expenditure, the monk can transform, her
       entire body into Chi to become a round, glowing ball (Japanese
       Kuei-jin call it the hima). Such A display is terrifying,
       particularly for a P'o-dominant monk, who often manifests a
       leering, demonic face in the middle of the flame-ball.
       While surrounded in Yang-flame, the monk inflicts aggravated
       damage with any Brawl or Martial Arts attack and when an
       opponent grapples her. While surrounded in Yin-flame, the monk
       may attack spirit creatures with Brawl or Martial Arts maneuvers
       and inflicts Willpower and Wisdom damage to any material beings.
       While surrounded in either type of aura, the monk can spend a
       point of Chi to "flare up" for a turn. While flaring, the monk's
       aura inflicts double it's normal damage for one round.
       While engulfed in the Chi aura, the monk is vulnerable to attack
       from the opposite type of Ghost-flame. A Yin-flame attack
       against a monk covered in yang-flame, or a Yang-flame attack
       against a monk covered in Yin-flame, inflicts 50% more than
       normal Ghost-Flame damage to each other.
       Goblin Sword: Ghost-flame springs from the Kuei-jin's hands,
       forming a sword-like fiery weapon that damages both body and
       soul.
       Goblin Portal: With this power, a Kuei-jin can "ride the paths
       of flame" just like other Cathayans can travel via the dragon
       lines.
       Goblin Call: A Kuei-jin with this power can call ghost-flame
       spirits from either the Yang or Yin World, as he chooses. The
       flame-spirit serves him faithfully for a short time, then
       returns to its house.
       Mantle Of The Flame Emperor: Ghost-Flame masters say that within
       each of us, there lies a flame. This power allows them to stoke
       that flame to the point where the victim is immolated.
       _*Jade Shintai:*_
       Stand Upon The Dragon's Back: The monk first learns to channel
       Chi from the Earth's natural flows into his body, and vice
       versa. The monk roots himself to the Earth. He may not be
       knocked back or down, nor may he be thrown by a martial arts
       attack.
       Tread The Thrashing Dragon's Tail: By polarizing her Chi in line
       with that of her surroundings, the monk makes herself
       preternaturally deft and light. She may walk safely and steadily
       along the narrowest of ledges, the most unstable ground, and
       even the surface of lakes or oceans. She may also jump long
       distances.
       Placate The Earth Dragon: By gently singing to the spirits of
       earth, stone, and wood, the monk may cast himself into their
       embrace. He may sink into the protective earth, or he may walk
       through a wall or other impediment.
       Harnessing The Dragon's Breath: The monk, by attuning his body
       to local streams of Chi, may actually fly along "updrafts" of
       energy.
       Jade Servant Of The August Personage: The ultimate attuning of
       Chi to surroundings, this power draws upon the Five Element
       theory as well as great mastery of Chi. The monk may channel
       spiritual energies of the classic Five Elements -- Water, Metal,
       Earth, Wood, and Fire -- through his form, thus gaining the
       properties of the element in the process. In so doing, the
       monk's skin transforms, becoming hard and slick, as if the monk
       were covered in liquid jade.
       Monks who attain this level or Jade Shintai often decorate their
       shrines with artworks formed from the Five Elements in question,
       so that they might have access to them in times of trouble. Once
       activated, the mantle lasts for a scene.
       *Element Effects:*
       Azure Dragon (1 Yin, 3 Yang): The monk must touch a piece of
       wood at least the size of a door or sapling. Opponents striking
       the monk with bare fists, feet, etc. take damage per the Yellow
       Emperor mantle. Weapons aren't affected by the mantle. However,
       the monk may punch or kick a Kindred character as if wielding a
       wooden stake -- i.e., if the Cathayan scores three or more
       levels of damage, the Kindred is paralyzed.
       Black Tortoise (4 Yin): The monk must touch a body of water at
       least the size of a large fish tank. The monk's body is chilling
       to the touch -- each time the monk strikes or touches a victim,
       the victim loses 10% of their Dexterity with each strike until
       frozen from Dexterity lost. Dexterity will return within 5 hours
       unless healed with chi.
       Scarlet Phoenix (4 Yang): Tough -- the monk must thrust his hand
       into a fire at least the size of a fireplace blaze. The monk
       gains Temporary Fire Immunity. Additionally, the monk's body
       radiates heat. Opponents striking the monk with bare skin or
       combustible equipment suffer severe heat damage.
       White Tiger (3 Yin, 1 Yang): The monk must touch a piece of
       metal at least as large as a human-sized statue. The monk's body
       crackles with static electricity. Opponents touching the monk
       with bare skin, metal weapons, or other conductors suffer
       electrical damage per turn of contact.
       Yellow Emperor (2 Yin, 2 Yang): The monk must be in contact with
       the Earth. The monk's body grows rock-hard. Anyone striking the
       monk with bare fists, feet, etc. takes half the damage inflicted
       on the monk. Weapons have a 30% chance of breaking against the
       monk's skin.
       Stone Fish: At this level of power, a Jade Shintai practitioner
       learns to become one with the earth -- literally. He can sink
       into it as effortlessly as a man walks into a pool of water.
       What's more, he can actually "swim" through the soil itself,
       which provides an easy way to escape from -- or ambush --
       attackers.
       Blade Of Stone: This power is used to create weapons of stone --
       not just blades, but any sort of melee weapon. Most monks have
       their favorites; while many prefer katanas or other swords,
       larger ones often favor tetsubo or other crushing weapons, and
       more than one monk has made a name for himself with his stone
       staff.
       Taste Of Jade: A Kuei-jin with this power may attempt to attune
       a piece of ordinary jade to Chi energies, turning it into a
       piece of true jade for a time. Kuei-jin who have mastered this
       power are frequently adorned with jade from head to toe, and
       each piece of green stone is a focus for powerful Chi energies
       that they can call upon with only a thought.
       Augment: The ultimate power of the wangyu is not only being able
       to attune himself to the ambient Chi in an area, but actually to
       improve it and increase its power. Because of this power, only a
       fool or a desperate man attacks a Jade Shintai master while he
       is standing in a dragon nest.
       _*Smoke:*_
       Smoke Without Fire: The name of this power is misleading to many
       younger Kuei-jin, since it doesn't literally allow a Cathayan to
       create smoke in the absence of fire. What it provides is the
       power to enhance the volume and thickness of the smoke created
       by a fire. With enough control, the smoke from a single
       cigarette becomes enough to conceal many men.
       Words Of Smoke: A Kuei-jin employing this power becomes one of
       the world's most consummate liars. Anything he says, no matter
       how outlandish, tends to seem believable and sincere.
       The Hampering Smoke Of Chao Zheng: This power gives a Kuei-jin
       the ability to "cast smoke" into the eyes of another,
       temporarily blinding him.
       Wisp Maya: Among the most arcane of the Smoke Shintai powers is
       this one, which allows a Kuei-jin to weave subtle paranormas and
       images out of simple smoke. In the hands of a skilled
       practitioners, the smoke from even a small fire can be formed
       into the shape of men, animals, and other objects that are
       virtually indistinguishable from the real thing -- at least to
       the naked eye.
       Volcano's Fist: This power allows a Kuei-jin to concentrate the
       fires of the Pacific volcanoes into one of his hands. The hand
       becomes so hot that his merest touch can set flammable objects
       on fire, and his punches and strikes cause grievous damage.
       _*Storm:*_
       Conjure The Duke Of Wind: This power allows a Kuei-jin to raise
       fierce storm winds. These can be used to make a sailboat travel
       more quickly, to interfere with the flight of birds, or
       Cathayans using certain Disciplines, and so forth.
       Thunderbolt's Kiss: Many men have dreamed of holding the
       lightning in their hands, but the Kuei-jin can actually do it.
       When a Cathayan uses this power, his very touch inflicts the
       power of the thunderbolt on his foes. A Kuei-jin using this
       power may hold the lightning quietly and invisibly, waiting to
       be released, or may cause it to arc and thunder about his hands
       and body.
       Thunderbolt's Caress: This power is similar to Thunderbolt's
       Kiss, but the Kuei-jin need not touch his victim -- he can
       actually "cast" the lightning bolt at targets a short distance
       away from him. Depending upon the character's desires, he may
       appear to throw the lightning bolt at his foes, or it may simply
       hump from his hand (or eyes) and strike them.
       Cloud Chariot: This power creates extremely strong, localized
       winds that actually lift the Kuei-jin and fly him wherever he
       wishes to go.
       The Flight Of The Dragons: This most awesome of Storm Shintai
       powers allows a Kuei-jin to channel Chi through his body and
       into the world around him to affect the local weather patterns.
       Depending upon the amount of power he can muster, he can even
       cause terrible storms.
       _*Radiation:*_
       Treacherous Earth: By disrupting the flow of natural Chi through
       the earth, the Scorpion Eater can root an opponent to the
       ground, preventing them from leaving the spot. This has no
       effect from the knees up unless used on a prone target.
       Repulsive Touch: By making her entire being abhorrent to the Ten
       Thousand Things as an undeserving, corrupt entity, and the
       Kuei-jin may move through objects as though insubstantial.
       Actually, matter glides over the Scorpion, or her own flesh
       parts to allow matter through; either way, her very touch is
       anathema to creation itself and thus repulsive to everything
       around her.
       Burnout: The Kuei-jin can harness the Earth's ambient radiation
       to power any machine, regardless of its normal power source.
       Destroy With A Touch: This power grants the Kuei-jin near
       complete control over the earth. By drawing upon weaknesses and
       impurities in this element, she can cause stones to break, walls
       to crumble, and if sufficiently skilled, the earth to shake.
       *Chi Art: Monkey Shintai:*
       ~This technique has been passed down through generations to
       honor the Monkey King, Sun Wukong. Feng takes this art very
       seriously and will use it against strong opponents.
       Near Absolute Immortality:
       ~Sun Wukong has absolute immorality according to Chinese
       mythology. Though unlike him, his descendants does not possess
       this power. Though they are immortal to the point that they are
       unable to age, get sick, be permanently wounded, is absolutely
       self-sustained, and as the user's mind and soul are as immortal
       as their biological bodies. They are also immune to
       mental/spiritual damage. Alternatively, some are absolutely
       immune to all harm, nor can they die of any natural causes.
       The user's existence and soul become completely independent of
       even the concept of reality, making them not bound to the
       subjects of life, death and manipulations. Also, the power
       cannot be removed, rendered truly perfect and absolute.
       Iron Monkey:
       ~It is said that Sun Wukong the Monkey King was so durable that
       he could go high into the clouds, then drop down like a falling
       star with his magic staff at the ready, and walk away with no
       injuries. This Chi technique is said to be the very one used by
       Sun Wukong. The Chi master powers his Chi with balanced Chi and
       then focuses it into turning his body as hard as iron while
       maintaining his flexibility and speed.
       Mischievous Monkey Chi Clone:
       ~It was said that Sun Wukong could take a single strand of hair
       and turn it into a weaker but perfect clone of himself with his
       breath of life. This Chi art allows the Chi master to take a
       single strand of hair and blow enough balanced Chi energy into
       it to make a perfect weaker clone of himself. This clone is half
       as strong as the real Chi master but will fool the senses of
       even the strongest opponent at first.
       Bi Huo Jue/”Fire Avoidance Charm”:
       ~Allows the Chi Master to survive fire like Sun Wukong.
       Bi Shui Jue/”Water Avoidance Charm”:
       ~Allows the Chi master to survive deep water; however, they are
       unable to fight while using this ability just like Sun Wukong.
       Body Freezing Chi Art:
       ~Allows the Chi master to immobilize enemies with a touch as the
       famed Sun Wukong would do.
       Huǒyǎn-jīnjīng(火眼金&#305
       55;)/”fiery-eyes
       golden-gaze”:
       ~Allows the Chi master to identify evil no matter what form it
       takes; however, it also causes smoke to sting their eyes.
       Jie Suo Fa/”Lock-Breaking Spell”:
       ~Allows the Chi master to point a finger or their staff and open
       any lock like the legends of Sun Wukong.
       Jīndǒuyún/”cloud-somersault” or “cloud trapeze”:
       ~Allows Chi master to cover 108,000 li (54,000 km, 33,554 mi) in
       a single leap like the legends of Sun Wukong.
       Protective Circle of Sun Wukong:
       ~Allows the Chi master to erect an impassible barrier by drawing
       a circle on the ground with her staff or foot.
       Howling Wind of the Monkey King:
       ~Allows the Chi master to summon strong winds and storms like
       Sun Wukong.
       *Pai Zhua/Lion Style Training:*
       Pai Zhua Animal Spirit: Spirit of the Eagle:
       ~Feng's primary fighting style uses the spirit of the eagle,
       which is his animal spirit. The spirit of the eagle reflects
       Feng's personality which is strength, integrity and loyalty. He
       is able to use his eagle spirit in battle, using powers of the
       eagle to fight opponents. This style is centered around talon
       strikes, in which, when tuned to his animal spirit, he is able
       to hit with strikes that act like talon grips and slashes. He
       also has enhanced senses thanks to his animal spirit,
       specifically his sense of sight and stealth. And this style also
       increases his grip strength considerably as well.
       Spirit of the Eagle: Eagle Energy:
       ~Part of the Pai Zhua's fighting style uses the energy from the
       user's animal spirit in order to help them combat opponents.
       This lets users not only use this energy to attack opponents,
       but also lets them amplify their own combat ability. Users are
       able to create attacks out of this, as well as use it to amplify
       their own abilities. This energy is a form of spirit energy,
       used similarly to Shaolin Monks use chi. However, unlike the
       Shaolin, this is not based in the fighter's own power, but in
       the strength of their animal spirit. The animal spirit can be
       strengthened though through the bond of the user and spirit
       through through things like meditation and physical training. In
       Feng's case, his spirit is the spirit of the eagle, and as such
       uses eagle energy to attack opponents or amplify his combat
       ability.
       Spirit of the Eagle: Eagle Unleashed:
       ~Pai Zhua users, with enough training, are able to create
       physical manifestations of their animal spirits. They do this
       with their animal spirit energy, in which it takes the form of
       the animal. This animal form takes the form of the user's animal
       spirit, and can be used to attack opponents. Usually, this forms
       above the user and then flies at the opponent, attacking them as
       it flies at them. This technique is similar to using an
       animal-like familiar, except that it is always in the same form,
       and can't be altered. This takes the user's own connection to
       their animal spirit into the next level, and when this happens,
       the user is able to connect with the animal spirit's
       manifestation, controlling it with their mind. Those who are
       attacked by these can defend themselves as they would from other
       energy-like attacks since it is energy manifested as a physical
       object. For Feng's, this involves using his spirit of the eagle
       and summoning a sunflower yellow eagle to attack opponents.
       Eagle Flight:
       ~This technique uses Feng's eagle energy. With this energy, Feng
       is able to fly. He can use this ability for combat or just to go
       to different places. Despite the flying monkey jokes, he really
       does love this ability.
       Eagle Claw Attack:
       ~This is another simple attack using spirit eagle energy,
       designed to slash and pierce defenses and hit with immense
       strength and critical hits. Usually dodging this is the best way
       to avoid damage, though some stronger opponents can break the
       slashing wave with similar waves or attacks.
       Eagle Spirit Blast Attack:
       ~This is a technique using Feng's eagle energy. This technique
       fires an beam at an opponent, that acts like an energy blast to
       try and blast opponents. The energy burns on contact, exploding
       into animal spirit energy. This uses her eagle energy as weapon,
       and turns it into a concentrated blast he can fire at opponents.
       This is a technique can be avoided or blocked by tougher
       opponents. It's a pretty simple technique, designed just to
       blast opponents.
       Pai Zhua Animal Spirit Defense:
       ~This lets Pai Zhua users use their animal spirit to temporarily
       harden their body using their animal spirit energy. This
       technique can help protect them from attacks, such as protecting
       from weapons, or using it in their hands to deflect energy
       attacks. When used with hands or feet, they are able to hit
       attacks away, including exploding attacks, using their spirit to
       simple reflect the momentum of the attack. Of course, this
       technique has to be used in response to an attack, as simply
       keeping this active all the time depletes their energy too
       quickly, which means that armoring the whole body is not worth
       it to protect one part of the body.
       Pai Zhua Spirit Sense:
       ~This technique comes from Pai Zhua training, which lets the
       user sense those around them. This lets the user not only sense
       who is there, but what they are and, with concentration, lets
       the user tell what kind of animal spirit people around them
       have. This sense acts similarly to a supernatural sixth sense.
       This requires not only to be able to feel what's around them,
       but also requires the user to be in touch and harmonized with
       his animal spirit.
       Immune to Power Negation:
       ~Because the animal spirit and Pai Zhua training is a
       manifestation of combat abilities, Pai Zhua powers cannot be
       negated by power negation, as the Pai Zhua training is pure
       human combat ability and not really based in supernatural
       ability. This makes Pai Zhua techniques immune to things like
       power negation abilities and metals like stilled silver.
       However, one could negate a Pai Zhua's abilities if they were to
       figure out how to dispel their animal spirit energy and negate
       their ability to draw out their animal spirits.
       Forbidden Style: Lion Style:
       ~This style was designed to be a style that uses the ferocity of
       the user to it's advantage. However, since the style required
       evil in the heart of the user, it used dark power to do so. As
       such, this style was eventually forbidden when it caused monks
       to go insane with power if they weren't strong enough of will to
       control it. This style is very different from the other styles,
       as this is not just a fighting style, but a style that turns
       power into a conduit, using it to turn power of an opponent back
       on them, effectively letting the user use an opponent's own
       great power against them. Feng's style is based around this
       style of Shaolin combat, which is not just a fighting style, but
       a way of mind as well due to discipline. However, this becomes a
       danger as being too full of anger and dark emotions can actually
       drive the user mad.
       Lion Combat Style:
       ~This is the combat portion of the style for the Lion Style,
       which revolves around using an opponent's momentum to their
       advantage. Those that fight with this style rely on taking
       advantage of opponent's movements, using the momentum to build
       their own momentum and attack using the built up momentum. This
       means that the techniques of this style require knowing the
       moment of impact of a technique, then using the technique to
       build momentum as they move and attack, using their hands as
       claws, similar to a lion clawing a victim. This style, unlike
       other styles of Shaolin combat, actually relies on using the
       ferocity of the user in a fight.
       Power Conduit Ability:
       ~This is the main power of the lion style, where the style is
       based around turning an opponent's own powers against them. In
       order to do this, Feng uses his rage power as a conduit, which
       can then corrupt the power and turn it on it's user. (IE she
       could absorb a cero and then fire it back at a hollow and do
       damage to them). This power works on almost any power as long as
       he knows what it is (IE for a chi attack, he has to know it's a
       chi attack). This might take a few tries if he doesn't know the
       power. However, once he does, this makes him a deadly opponent
       who can use an opponent's power to his advantage, and can even
       absorb powers from those stronger than him. However, this
       doesn't increase his power or grant him new powers, as it simply
       corrupts the power and turns it back. At best, this simply lets
       him throw back an attack back at an opponent usually. He can
       absorb powers with any part of her body.
       Elemental Release:
       ~Feng can use his conduit ability to absorb elements and release
       corrupted versions of the element. He can do this with any
       element if he knows it's coming. This technique is still in
       progress of development, even if all he's doing is reflecting it
       back with his own power added in for corrupting the energy, as
       once in his body, they still strain his body.
       Plasma Blast:
       ~Absorbing an attack, Feng can use his Lion Style to convert the
       power into a flamelike energy variation of whatever she absorbs,
       corrupting it so he can fire it back at opponents as a flamelike
       blast. This simply takes the energy and changes it's form, and
       uses the power to send it back at opponents as either a
       flamelike attack, or as a flamelike blast. Both have advantages,
       in that the flamelike attack is useful for attacking constantly,
       while the flamelike blast is more for firing it and making it
       explode on an enemy. Of course, the attack can still be dodged,
       but as it is the opponent's power with corruption using Feng's
       power, it's not advisable to try and reabsorb the power.
       Stream Attack:
       ~By absorbing an attack, Feng can convert the attack into a
       lightning like stream, either firing it back at enemies, or
       using the technique around him defensively. This technique is
       useful in that it lets Feng put his opponents power to use
       either for offense or defense. When used for defense, the
       converted attack uses the energy to guard Feng from similar
       attacks in nature. However, this is only good for blocking a few
       attacks, and is more for blocking physical attacks when used
       defensively. Offensively, this technique just fires like a
       stream of lightning at opponents, turning their energy type
       attack into a lightning style projectile by converting the
       power.
       Physical Conduit Amplification:
       ~This lets Feng absorb energy from other opponent's attacks to
       amplify his physical abilities. He can either boost his own
       physical stats by adding the power of the attack to himself, or
       he can strengthen his body's ability to conduct energy, a power
       useful against stronger opponents so he can handle more power.
       Obviously this is limited by how much power is put into the
       attack he absorbs, as if an enemy holds back, Feng won't gain as
       much power as if the opponent doesn't hold back when firing the
       attack. However, this does help when fighting opponents stronger
       than him, as it upset his physical abilities to match the attack
       he absorbs. However, being at too high a level can be dangerous
       for him, as he might not be able to adapt properly to the
       elevated state if it's at too high a level. But if that happens,
       he can release the power and go back to normal.
       Energy Sense:
       ~In order to use the Lion style effectively, one must be able to
       see the energies of the world and identify them. The best way
       for this, is that the ones who use this style, learn to see and
       detect energy, and have specific ways of identifying them. For
       example, one user might see the energy as different colors, or
       another might attribute senses to certain energies. This is
       absolutely necessary for this style, as identifying the energy
       used before absorbing it is necessary, or absorbing it might not
       work, or it might do damage to the user if they're not careful.
       This is unique to every user of the Lion Style. For Feng, he can
       sense each energy, using his monk abilities in order to tell
       what each energy is by it's own rhythm.
       Stardust Breaker:
       ~By forming an energy blast in his hands, Feng is able to create
       an attack which looks like he's holding a handful of pixie dust,
       but in fact is a special attack designed to do damage by turning
       an opponent's internal energy against them. Weaker opponents can
       be taken out with this if they are weak enough, but stronger
       enemies may require more than one use of this attack if they
       have a lot of energy as one use might not be enough to take out
       an opponent's entire energy supply. This technique is usually
       only useful for weakening stronger opponents, as this can reduce
       their energy, and taking out weaker opponents/finishing off
       strong opponents after they are weakened. The effect of this
       only takes effect if the dust of the attack passes through the
       opponent's body. Mostly this looks like throwing energy-like
       powder at opponents, so it can be dodged like any type of thrown
       attack, and can be blocked with energy barriers, but not solid
       objects as this passes through solid matter, but only does
       damage to energy. This power is meant to be a final attack,
       requiring the user to put out some energy to use, unlike the
       rest of the techniques which rely on using the opponent's
       energy.
       Enhanced Speed, Strength, Agility and Defense:
       ~Feng Wukong is a Master of martial arts and chi in the Western
       Shaolin temple, thus making him a dangerous opponent along with
       him being a descendant of the famous Chinese deity, Sun Wukong.
       Despite him being incredibly fast to the point that a handful of
       people can keep up with him, he is tough enough to face against
       beings that can easily kill mortals. He's even tough enough to
       fight creatures such as saiyans.
       *Other Skills:*
       Combat Specialist:
       ~The user has an encyclopedic knowledge in hand-to-hand fighting
       styles; therefore understanding and analyzing opponents style of
       combat and flaws in the opponent's attack and defense. They can
       also use attacks that can automatically knock down the opponent
       or use the strength of the opponent to his favor.
       The user has a vast knowledge of the opponent's body and their
       limitations, have an incredible perception of opponents and the
       users surrounding areas using it to his or her advantage, and
       can copy or mix several types of martial arts and movements and
       understand how a special attack works in matter of minutes. This
       power can be enhanced by the users experience and improvement of
       skill. Masters of this abilities can counter or detect flaws on
       opponents Special Attacks.
       Hunting Intuition:
       ~The user possesses extraordinary talent and instinct in/for
       hunting all things. They can track anything under any
       conditions, sense the weaknesses of their prey and exploit them
       and finally kill or capture their prey.
       Enhanced Marksmanship:
       ~User can achieve complete and utter accuracy on distant
       targets, with the activity in their brain center for aim,
       accuracy, and precision is drastically improved. They need only
       to aim for an instant before they can precisely hit a target
       with a projectile.
       User can judge extremely long distances amazingly accurately,
       gauging the strength needed to launch a projectile, in order to
       hit a target accurately. If a target is moving the user can
       calculate the best method to hit the target. Visual obstructions
       like smoke and vegetation do not hinder their ability to get an
       accurate bead on their target, and their intense focus on
       whatever they're shooting at allows them to shut out outside
       distractions. They can compensate for environmental factors that
       would normally throw off their aim like wind, air resistance,
       gravity, and radiant heat (which distorts the image of the
       target).
       User can resist perception-distorting abilities such as
       Illumination Emission.
       Enhanced Tracking:
       ~The user can track others down easily via various means,
       ranging from scents to footprints. With enough experience, the
       user can follow tracks that are days or even weeks old. Some
       users may be able to reconstruct what has happened by sniffing
       around the area they are searching.
       One Man Army:
       ~The user is able to fight against seemingly, overwhelming odds
       with ease. They are a capable warrior on the battlefield,
       decimating the enemy single-handedly and with in supernatural
       finesse that pairs with the skill of more experienced fighters.
       This ability can manifest in various ways but is usually the
       result of extreme martial skill. Users of this ability are as
       deadly at long-range combat as they are in close quarters.
       Stealth Tactics:
       ~The user possesses an incredibly extensive knowledge and skill
       in many types and ways of stealth tactics, enabling them to
       easily slip in and out of areas undetected. Their abilities in
       all manners of stealth are so refined they appear as mere
       illusions to those who have been lucky to spot the user. The
       users of this ability can move throughout even the most guarded
       of areas and act in true discretion.
       *Transformations:*
       Spirit Unleashed:
       ~This is a technique that masters of the Pai Zhua style use in
       order to fully release their power. In this power, the effect is
       different on every Pai Zhua user, as some can take
       characteristics of their animal spirit, and some can gain things
       like spirit armor and other enhancements they can use. In Feng's
       case, he simply gains a slight power up to his abilities. In
       this form, he glows yellow with eagle energy, which amps his up
       more than normal temporarily. However, this can only be used
       sparingly, as while this doubles his strength, it also doubles
       the strain of fighting on his body. So usually he will just
       power up to this to do a few attacks and use the amplified form
       to attack.
       Spirit Combination Technique:
       ~This lets Feng harmonize with his animal spirit, and become one
       with a larger version of his spirit animal. In Feng's case, this
       lets him fuse with a larger version of his eagle spirit. When in
       this form, he can fight much larger opponents, like dragons and
       other large monsters. He can still use his other techniques
       while in this form, but this form is not too useful against
       smaller opponents especially in cities where he can't move
       around too easily. This technique only works on those who have
       mastered harmonizing their spirits to their spirit animals
       completely.
       Monkey Prince:
       ~Just like his ancestor Sun Wukong, his arms and legs becomes
       slightly more hairy, his spiky white hair grows longer and his
       sharpen canines grows larger. Even though he has animal like
       instincts, he does know who are his friends and who are his
       enemies. In this form, he is ferocious towards enemies and kind
       to his allies. He is very mischievous but is very helpful when
       he feels like it. He's also wearing enchanted armor similar to
       Sun Wukong's. This form doubles his chi abilities.
       *Weaknesses:*
       Pai Zhua are able to be taken out of play if they cannot
       harmonize with their animal spirits. If they cannot call their
       animal spirits, this weakens them severely. Skilled opponents
       who are skilled enough to drain some of the Pai Zhua's animal
       spirit energy can actually weaken a Pai Zhua to the point where
       they cannot use their Pai Zhua techniques until they recover.
       Pai Zhua must remain in harmony with their animal spirits. If
       they become unbalanced, they will take a cursed form, in which
       they will lose control and take on an animal like form. When in
       this form, they can actually be forced to be stuck in the form
       if they are in it too long. Usually a Pai Zhua can reharmonize
       with some effort, but this usually takes a little time. Those
       who can unbalance an animal spirit can easily take advantage of
       this to take a Pai Zhua out of play. Pai Zhua users can have
       their animal spirits drained by those who are familiar with the
       style. Normally this is very difficult, but those who know how
       to do this can weaken a Pai Zhua user. However, there is more to
       this than simply weakening a Pai Zhua, as one who takes the
       animal spirit can actually grow stronger from it and gain new
       abilities from the spirit, putting even more of a power
       difference. This is most prominent with other Pai Zhua users, as
       some who become power hungry try to steal other users spirits to
       gain power. This is made easier when the opponent has the same
       spirit, as the two can harmonize and one can steal the others
       much more easily. However, this is also true in reverse.
       His Lion Style ability to turn people's powers back on them
       requires Feng to absorb the attack. While he can absorb attacks
       stronger than him, he not only has to know what type of energy
       he's absorbing, but he also has to be strong enough to handle
       the power, and opponents on a high enough level above him can
       overwhelm him. And when he reflects attacks back, they are only
       as strong as the attack he absorbs. So if the opponent doesn't
       use their full power to attack him, the attack might not be
       enough to do any real damage to the opponent. The Lion style
       requires a user to completely control their mind, as if they
       lose control of the style, it can drive them crazy. For Feng, he
       has learned a power similar to the disciplined mind power, and
       learned to control his mind. However, this doesn't always work
       as planned as he requires anger and negative emotions to funnel
       his Lion Style of combat. If one could effectively make Feng
       lose completely control of his anger, it's possible he might go
       mad with power from the Lion Style. This is not a style where
       more anger equals more power, as it is meant to be a way to
       reduce anger, not turn it into an amplifier. This style requires
       the user to control their anger specifically, which as long as
       their anger doesn't run overboard, they will be fine.
       Dark chi can counter his light/normal chi. As a chi user, Feng
       is vulnerable to the plant Jade along with weapons made out of
       them. Aura breaker weapons may also harm him.
       *Sun Wukong Weaknesses:*
       ~Because Feng has learned Monkey Shintai and being descended
       from Sun Wukong, he has begun picking up some of the Monkey
       King's mischievous personality traits which tends to irritate
       opponents and even himself at times. Even though he rarely shows
       it, he can't help to show some of these mischievous traits when
       challenged to a fight no matter how hard he tries. Sun Wukong
       was known never to back down from a challenge which lead to his
       eventual imprisonment by the Jade General and this trait seeps
       into wielders of his artifacts and his descendants. If
       challenged to fight whether for honor or not, the wielder of the
       artifacts or descendants of Sun Wukong will accept almost every
       time. Feng may be near absolute with immortality, but he can
       still die once every single molecule of him is destroyed
       completely. Someone with immortality manipulation/negation might
       make him vulnerable. Feng can still be harm by weapons that can
       harm immortal beings such as varanium. For example, Feng got his
       scar over his right eye from his battle against a Chinese demon
       king he, his twin sister and close family friend fought when
       they were younger. The demon had a weapon that was capable of
       matching Guan-Yu's divine weapon. His tail is pretty sensitive,
       even though it's very strong. Although his soul is protected
       from all soul powers, his soul can still be taken by soul
       reapers and can still be taken to the afterlife.
       *Weapons:*
       Silat Karambits:
       ~Two small curved silver blades that have been blessed by a
       Indonesian priestess. He use this in close combat and prove to
       others how dangerous this little weapon is.
       Celestial Bronze Knuckles:
       ~Two celestial bronze knuckles. He sometimes wears this to do
       extra damage to his opponents, especially immortals.
       Monkey Staff:
       ~It's not like the Monkey King staff but it's a long staff that
       the Shaolin monks gave him at the age of six. This staff
       amplifies his chi abilities.
       Jian Sword:
       ~A blade that was a gift from Grandmaster Yan Zhao. It can harm
       both mortals and immortals but it does double damage to demonic
       and dark beings.
       *Personality:*
       Feng is a serious monk and a strict Shaolin master of martial
       arts despite being the grandson of Sun Wukong. Despite his
       uptight personality, he is a kind and caring monk who is willing
       to protect the innocent and his loved ones. He is also a very
       honorable fighter but won't hesitate to take brutal actions such
       as ripping the face off of people or shattering bones if they
       are dishonorable or they just pissed him off.
       *Bio:*
       Feng was born and raised in the Shaolin temple along with his
       older twin sister Jasmine. At a young age, the two of them lost
       their parents due to a supernatural army. The twins wanted
       revenge but their grandmaster, Yan Zhao told them that revenge
       is not the answer and that it will only lead to demise. The
       twins agreed and trained to stop the army from killing innocent
       humans. They had succeed for a while. The twins both get on each
       nerves but they both love each other and has always be for each
       other. Feng was even there when Jasmine got married and have a
       daughter name Mingyu. When the temple was attacked again, Feng
       took the child and fled to Indonesia for her safety. Feng was
       very upset when his sister died in the hands of a red dragon
       name Kai. Feng and Yan Zhao defeated him and sealed the dragon
       in a cave. Feng then trained Mingyu along with his nephew Shura
       Adi martial arts and their godly powers. Feng is now relaxing in
       Indonesia.
       ((Will fix up the bio later))
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