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This greedy man trained [[Min]] of [[Hausson]] in the ways of the lands. Together they found about the Lands of the Winds that could be reached from the top of Scribe Mountain. Jae-Wha used Min to gain knowledge about crafting armors from the winds to sell them for high prices. He eventually found the forbidden temple hidden by the ancient Warriors of Han, the Wind realm. Instead of being killed, | This greedy man trained [[Min]] of [[Hausson]] in the ways of the lands. Together they found about the Lands of the Winds that could be reached from the top of Scribe Mountain. Jae-Wha used Min to gain knowledge about crafting armors from the winds to sell them for high prices. He eventually found the forbidden temple hidden by the ancient Warriors of Han, the Wind realm. | ||
Instead of being killed, Jae-Wha ended becoming the mortal leader of the Wind Gods. After sending [[Hanuman]], [[Hwanung]], and [[Tangun]] to attack the kingdoms, Jae-Wha was eventually killed in battle by Koguryian forces after the Wind Gods were re-sealed in the Wind Temple. | |||
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Revision as of 06:56, 18 July 2008
Jae-Wha was an event character villain from the Wind Gods event.
Character Biography
This greedy man trained Min of Hausson in the ways of the lands. Together they found about the Lands of the Winds that could be reached from the top of Scribe Mountain. Jae-Wha used Min to gain knowledge about crafting armors from the winds to sell them for high prices. He eventually found the forbidden temple hidden by the ancient Warriors of Han, the Wind realm.
Instead of being killed, Jae-Wha ended becoming the mortal leader of the Wind Gods. After sending Hanuman, Hwanung, and Tangun to attack the kingdoms, Jae-Wha was eventually killed in battle by Koguryian forces after the Wind Gods were re-sealed in the Wind Temple.