Editing Character:Li Jian Chu (section)

==Backgrounds==
===Resources 4===
Though his Moonsilver tattoos preclude him from taking an official and influential position within the clan - should he become too visible it would render the family vulnerable to accusations and political ploys - Jian Chu has access to the wealth of the Li family and draws a generous stipend for himself and his own projects. His sister Yue knows how great an asset he is to the clan's interests and that his little 'experiments' usually end up benefiting her in unexpected ways.
===Allies 1===
'''Li Yue''' is Jian Chu's elder sister and head of the Li clan. Although the two of the them never were very close as children and their reunion almost ended in a disaster they are now the only members of the head family. With the the rest of the world against them and many of the clan jealous of their position Jian and Yue are now united in their determination to steer the Li through these troubled times and into a golden future.
While not very powerful personally Yue wields great influence as head of one of the ruling clans of Chosaten as well as enormous wealth.
===Artifact 2===
During his apprenticeship with He Who Makes The Rivers Cry Jian Chu has created for himself beautiful robes of durable steelsilk in dark blue and white. While grumbling about the city-born man's preference for luxuries and dislike for sensible armor the elder No Moon assisted him in laying the self-repairing enchantments which are yet beyond Jian's grasp. The essence-charged and extraordinarily tough silk doesn't have the mutability of Moonsilver, but through a clever trick of design it can make openings for the wings of Jian's War Form without being destroyed in the process. Even so it needs a few minutes to reconstitute itself after such a transformation.
===Heart's Blood 1===
Through the Sacred Hunt Jian Chu has gained himself a few useful animal forms: Mouse, coral snake, black panther.<br>
===Renown 0===
Jian's cunning during his trials was deemed impressive but his mettle left much to be desired. The Crossroads Society knows him as a promising initiate of the first degree but he has not distinguished himself enough for many to bother remembering him.