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転輪聖王
Chinese~? Or Japanese~?
Spoiler :
Name: Genki Komeiji [玄輝 古明地] [AKA Xuánhuī Míng when posing as a Chinese person: 玄輝 明] [Written western style here] Multiple other aliases.
Nationality: Japanese [Specifically from the city of Kōfu]
Style: Tessenjutsu [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tessenjutsu], Shurikenjutsu [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shurikenjutsu], Tantōjutsu [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tantojutsu], Himistudō [a sub-ninjutsu discipline focused on espionage, stealth, and escape consisting of the individual disciplines of Shinobi-iri, Chōhō, Hensōjutsu, and Intonjutsu]
Signature Techniques:
発煙扇 Hatsuensen- "Smoke-emitting Fan". A diversionary escape technique where a mixture of saltpeter, sugar, baking soda, and a tiny bit of plain old small-granule blackpowder is caked onto an iron fan, ignited, and swiped through the air distributing smoke in the general vicinity of the user, as well as making the area smell like caramel.
短刀縄 Tantōnawa- "Roped Tantō". Swinging a foot long knife around on a long rope isn't very stealthy, but it is very effective as a weapon. Throw the actual knife in the general direction of your target, and whip the rope around. Continue swinging the rope around for a few minutes for maximum effect.
覚念写 Satorinensha- "Conscious Thought Photography". Even without his trusty Canon 35mm rangefinder camera, Genki is still able to create rather accurate sketches and diagrams of an event through combining various 'snapshots' mentally recorded throughout the events.
Character Background: Born in the city of Kōfu, Japan, Genki Komeiji is a young reporter that was enlisted by Empire of Japan for a crucial yet secret task. So secret, that, in fact, even after months of training, Genki himself was still clueless to what his task might be. It wasn't until a few days prior to his boarding a ship for Manchukuo that he was briefed on his task. As it turns out, the Japanese Emperor, after garnering the utmost curiosity [and paranoia] about espionage and spying, decided to assemble his own private espionage force. A ridiculously small force that, as a matter of fact, only had one member. Genki was also briefed on why he, a perfectly average reporter, was chosen for the task. In the early days of his career, Genki corresponded with both Chinese and Japanese peoples, and acquired a very good grasp of the Mandarin Chinese language, albeit with a northeastern accent. Nonetheless, he learned that it was his expert hold on the language, as well as his close news correspondents across China that singled him out as the most likely candidate for the position. As it turns out, there was no way to escape, considering his ship was in just a couple of days. And so, he was shipped off to Manchuria. From there, he took a train to Inner Mongolia, where he stayed a couple of days to polish his Chinese a little. From there, he took a hike. Literally. A long hike to Beiping, it was. Luckily for him, he managed to beat the Japanese army there, and managed to sneak in to a portion of town where he had a few contacts.
Location: Beiping [China-side]
Nationality: Japanese [Specifically from the city of Kōfu]
Style: Tessenjutsu [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tessenjutsu], Shurikenjutsu [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shurikenjutsu], Tantōjutsu [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tantojutsu], Himistudō [a sub-ninjutsu discipline focused on espionage, stealth, and escape consisting of the individual disciplines of Shinobi-iri, Chōhō, Hensōjutsu, and Intonjutsu]
Signature Techniques:
発煙扇 Hatsuensen- "Smoke-emitting Fan". A diversionary escape technique where a mixture of saltpeter, sugar, baking soda, and a tiny bit of plain old small-granule blackpowder is caked onto an iron fan, ignited, and swiped through the air distributing smoke in the general vicinity of the user, as well as making the area smell like caramel.
短刀縄 Tantōnawa- "Roped Tantō". Swinging a foot long knife around on a long rope isn't very stealthy, but it is very effective as a weapon. Throw the actual knife in the general direction of your target, and whip the rope around. Continue swinging the rope around for a few minutes for maximum effect.
覚念写 Satorinensha- "Conscious Thought Photography". Even without his trusty Canon 35mm rangefinder camera, Genki is still able to create rather accurate sketches and diagrams of an event through combining various 'snapshots' mentally recorded throughout the events.
Character Background: Born in the city of Kōfu, Japan, Genki Komeiji is a young reporter that was enlisted by Empire of Japan for a crucial yet secret task. So secret, that, in fact, even after months of training, Genki himself was still clueless to what his task might be. It wasn't until a few days prior to his boarding a ship for Manchukuo that he was briefed on his task. As it turns out, the Japanese Emperor, after garnering the utmost curiosity [and paranoia] about espionage and spying, decided to assemble his own private espionage force. A ridiculously small force that, as a matter of fact, only had one member. Genki was also briefed on why he, a perfectly average reporter, was chosen for the task. In the early days of his career, Genki corresponded with both Chinese and Japanese peoples, and acquired a very good grasp of the Mandarin Chinese language, albeit with a northeastern accent. Nonetheless, he learned that it was his expert hold on the language, as well as his close news correspondents across China that singled him out as the most likely candidate for the position. As it turns out, there was no way to escape, considering his ship was in just a couple of days. And so, he was shipped off to Manchuria. From there, he took a train to Inner Mongolia, where he stayed a couple of days to polish his Chinese a little. From there, he took a hike. Literally. A long hike to Beiping, it was. Luckily for him, he managed to beat the Japanese army there, and managed to sneak in to a portion of town where he had a few contacts.
Location: Beiping [China-side]