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Wèi Ruì-Yīng (魏瑞鷹, Gi Zuiyō)

The grubby founder of Kyokujūji Sei Ken. Ruì-Yīng was at first the most promising student of Hokuto Ryūka Ken of his generation, but left after he become disgruntled since he considered all other practitioners of Ryūkaken too weak by his standards. When he left he asked his Hokuto Ryūka Ken master for the right to challenge Hokuto Shin Ken in order to become the strongest Hokuto Master, but was refused. He then fought his own master but was hit with a poisoned arrow in the leg during the process, which he then chopped off. Wèi Ruì-Yīng later fought Tesshin Kasumi, Kenshirō Kasumi's father and 61st successor of Hokuto Shin Ken, to a draw.

Ruì-Yīng is referenced again on the subject of Liu Zong-wu. When confronted with an attack from the young Zong-wu, Ruì-Yīng considered him to be above even his level when he was Zong-wu's age.

Young Wèi Ruì-Yīng

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-: The grubby founder of [[Kyokujūji Sei Ken]]. Ruì-Yīng was at first the most promising student of [[Hokuto Ryūka Ken|Hokuto Ryūka&nbsp;&nbsp; Ken]] of his generation, but left after he become disgruntled since he considered all other practitioners of Ryūkaken too weak by his standards. When he left he asked his Hokuto Ryūka Ken master for the right to challenge [[Hokuto Shin Ken]] in order to become the strongest Hokuto Master, but was refused. He then fought his own master but was hit with a poisoned arrow in the leg during the process, which he then chopped off. Wèi Ruì-Yīng later fought [[Tesshin Kasumi]], [[Kenshirō Kasumi]]'s father and 61st successor of [[Hokuto Shin Ken]], to a draw.
+The grubby founder of [[Kyokujūji Sei Ken]]. Ruì-Yīng was at first the most promising student of [[Hokuto Ryūka Ken|Hokuto Ryūka&nbsp;&nbsp; Ken]] of his generation, but left after he become disgruntled since he considered all other practitioners of Ryūkaken too weak by his standards. When he left he asked his Hokuto Ryūka Ken master for the right to challenge [[Hokuto Shin Ken]] in order to become the strongest Hokuto Master, but was refused. He then fought his own master but was hit with a poisoned arrow in the leg during the process, which he then chopped off. Wèi Ruì-Yīng later fought [[Tesshin Kasumi]], [[Kenshirō Kasumi]]'s father and 61st successor of [[Hokuto Shin Ken]], to a draw.
+<span style="font-style: normal; ">Ruì-Yīng is referenced again on the subject of [[Liu Zong-Wu|Liu Zong-wu]]. When confronted with an attack from the young Zong-wu, </span><span style="font-style: normal; ">Ruì-Yīng considered him to be above even his level when he was </span><span style="font-style: normal; ">Zong-wu's age.</span>
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