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| − | Zhange He was a prince of the Red Dragon all though he was born of a concubine his farther gave him many gifts and favoured him greatly however he never had any interest in taking the throne instead wanting to support his family as an advisor and guardian. He especially cared for Sun He a younger sister of his farther and his main wife, Sun He for her part seems to care greatly for him and would often follow him around the palace.
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| − | When he was old enough and his Wulin powers showed there true power he became head of the Imperial Guard and done his best to strengthen the boarders of Red Dragon's lands believing that they had the mandate of heaven. But as time passed and the endless battles continued for seemingly no gain. Zhange He became more and more disillusioned and then on one fateful night there home planet was stormed by the enemy in a day and night of continuous fighting the clan was destroyed. Returning from one fight to find the palace burned he raced through the passages finding dead bodies everywhere, finally in one room he found the broken body of Sun He she was on the edge of death. Zhange wanted to die then and cradled the body of his sister and then did something that broke every rule he had been taught he used the power of the Wulin crystal to return his sister to health but in doing so had bound her tightly to him and the Wulin.
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| − | They fled the planet and since then have tried to live a normal life evading those that would hunt them, and the troubles that always follow Wulin everywhere.
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