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Falco does not kill the elder of Mamiya's village. That was Solia, the Purple General.
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: Also, known as the Golden General and the strongest successor of ''[[Gento Kō Ken]]'', Falco is a deeply respected and deeply feared warrior who serves the [[Tentei]] (天帝, Heavenly Emperor). He eliminates the rival martial arts schools in his name | : Also, known as the Golden General and the strongest successor of ''[[Gento Kō Ken]]'', Falco is a deeply respected and deeply feared warrior who serves the [[Tentei]] (天帝, Heavenly Emperor). He eliminates the rival martial arts schools in his name. He also wears a prosthetic leg, as his real one was sacrificed to Raoh in a previous encounter. | ||
: It later transpires that [[Jakoh]] is really the one pulling Falco's strings. When [[Lui]] and [[Lin]] were born, it was decided there could be only one Tentei and Jakoh goaded Falco into killing Lin as the unwanted princess. However, Falco couldn't kill the innocent baby and smuggled the girl into the care of an elderly couple. | : It later transpires that [[Jakoh]] is really the one pulling Falco's strings. When [[Lui]] and [[Lin]] were born, it was decided there could be only one Tentei and Jakoh goaded Falco into killing Lin as the unwanted princess. However, Falco couldn't kill the innocent baby and smuggled the girl into the care of an elderly couple. | ||