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Yao Ming Ue
Yao Shaiming
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Name: Yao Shaiming
Genos: Dragon
Stirpe: Niburu

As far as Dragons go, both Yao Ming Ue and her brother Shaiming are almost children. The pair are barely over five hundred years old, having only just reached maturity and emigrating to America not long after that. The pair are considered a bit of an oddity in Eldritch society. As far as anyone understands it, the two are twins both hatched from the same egg and exceedingly similar in appearance, one female, one male, and each belonging to a different Stirpe. Their parents lived in the central provinces of China, and Ming Ue and her brother Shaiming were both raised there, she showing all the characteristics of her mother’s Stirpe and her brother following the path of their father.

Both young Dragons were raised into traditional Chinese beliefs, and introduced to Lung ideology at a young age. Because of this, both Ming Ue and her brother are far more accepting of humans and other Eldritch than most others of their kind.

Belonging to opposing Stirpes, relations between the two siblings were never going to be easy, but somehow, the two of them forged an unbreakable bond. They became inseparable, remaining together even when their parents abandoned the world and went into prolonged dragonsleep in the late 1800’s.

After that, the two of them roamed the East together, Shaiming teaching his sister of the playful strength of the day, and Ming Ue teaching her brother the long-forgotten mysteries of the night. Both became intensely spiritual creatures, dedicated to the pursuit of peace and enlightenment, not just for themselves, but for those around them, the other Gentes of Eldritch, and eventually the whole of humankind. In their minds, that was the only way that catastrophe could be averted.

Finally, the two of them ended up in Beijing in the early 1990’s. While they were wandering the city, dazzled by it’s bright lights, the music of life that washed through the streets, and the vast degrees of change that the procession of time had wrought upon the world, they met a creature that took an intense disliking to them. It is unknown exactly what this creature was, or the exact nature of the curse that was lain upon the siblings, but immediately afterwards the pair travelled to the coast and left China immediately. Travelling out of the East for the first time in their lives, the two sailed eastwards and through the Panama Canal on a cargo ship and ended up in New London, Louisiana.

Since then, they have worked hard to establish themselves in city, helping to bring peace where they can, making few friends, few enemies and for the most part keeping to themselves and remaining one of the more enigmatic features of the city. The pair spend most of their time running a twenty-four hour establishment known as Duality, which serves as a health bar during the day, managed by Shaiming, and as something part jazz club, part chill-out room by night, tended to by Ming Ue. Perhaps it is because of this strange alternating lifestyle that the two of them are notoriously never seen together.

Shaiming (pronounced SHY-ming) is very similar in appearance to his sister. He is a little less curvaceous and a little more muscular, he stands perhaps an inch to two inches taller than her and has a slightly stronger jaw-line, and firmer looking facial features, but the similarities between the two of them are unmistakable. Shaiming is well built, and, like his sister, has two distinct ways of dressing. When outside Duality he dresses in short-sleeved white shirts, black trousers, and, when the climate demands it, a worn black leather jacket. Inside the establishment, he too dresses in a far more traditional Chinese fashion, wearing white, Mandarin-collared silk or satin shirts embroidered with gold design, and loose, white, ivory or gold silk trousers.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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