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=== Final Wish and Tragic Death=== | === Final Wish and Tragic Death=== | ||
After rescuing Mamiya from [[Medicine City]], Rei learned that she was once one of [[Yuda|Yuda's]] captives before she escaped and became the leader of her village. Swearing to avenge Mamiya's honor, Rei dedicated his remaining days to tracking down Yuda. However, Yuda managed to elude his pursuit, leaving Rei's struggle in vain. This was until Toki extended Rei's lifespan for one more day by striking the vital point ''[[Shinreidai]]'', which had the side-effect of transforming his hair white. Rei entered the final showdown with Yuda, and after a treacherous fight, he triumphed with the technique ''[[Hishō Hakurei]]'', the Soaring White Splendor. After the battle, Rei tells Kenshiro to live on as the hope of the new world before spending his final night alone in a hut to spare his loved ones from his gruesome death. Afterwards, Kenshiro ignites the hut as a funeral pyre for his fallen friend. | After rescuing Mamiya from [[Medicine City]], Rei learned that she was once one of [[Yuda|Yuda's]] captives before she escaped and became the leader of her village. Swearing to avenge Mamiya's honor, Rei dedicated his remaining days to tracking down Yuda. However, Yuda managed to elude his pursuit, leaving Rei's struggle in vain. This was until Toki extended Rei's lifespan for one more day by striking the vital point ''[[Shinreidai]]'', which had the side-effect of transforming his hair white from the unbearable pain it caused. Rei entered the final showdown with Yuda, and after a treacherous fight, he triumphed with the technique ''[[Hishō Hakurei]]'', the Soaring White Splendor. After the battle, Rei tells Kenshiro to live on as the hope of the new world before spending his final night alone in a hut to spare his loved ones from his gruesome death. Afterwards, Kenshiro ignites the hut as a funeral pyre for his fallen friend. | ||
==[[Sōkoku no Garō|Rei's Side Story]]== | ==[[Sōkoku no Garō|Rei's Side Story]]== | ||
In Rei's sidestory taking place before the events of Hokuto no Ken, he is searching the wastelands for his sister and for the man with Seven Scars when he encounters a young bandit named [[Yū (Rei Gaiden)|Yū]], and hears about a city called [[Asgarzul]], where many women are taken. Believing that Airi may have been taken there, he goes to Asgarzul, accompanied by Yū. The city is a sanctuary for women, who are often targeted and victimized in the wastelands, where they are free and protected. Rei meets the Queen of Asgarul, [[Eva]], and spends the night with her, only to find her dead the next morning. | In Rei's sidestory taking place before the events of Hokuto no Ken, he is searching the wastelands for his sister and for the man with Seven Scars when he encounters a young bandit named [[Yū (Rei Gaiden)|Yū]], and hears about a city called [[Asgarzul]], where many women are taken. Believing that Airi may have been taken there, he goes to Asgarzul, accompanied by Yū. The city is a sanctuary for women, who are often targeted and victimized in the wastelands, where they are free and protected. Rei meets the Queen of Asgarul, [[Eva]], and spends the night with her, only to find her dead the next morning. | ||