These giants of the past were thought to be extinct. Records from the Grand Archives document their conquest throughout the planet until a devastating, virulent disease began systematically wiping cities after cities. From such violent nature of this plague, it was commonly accepted that they would have died off if not from the actual pandemic, then from the sudden and harsh collapse of infrastructure.
Yet what the Bantioc expedition team found were living, breathing Dae Yongs, reviving each other from the long, isolated hibernation they subjected themselves to in order to escape the complete destruction of their race. These Dae Yongs weren't feral, nor where they disorganized. Systematically waking each other, already assigning positions in their social classes, everything was planned out for the race knew: in order to survive, everything must be preserved.
Of those who survived the devastation was a dynamic, exciting, flamboyant performer of his troupe: Guang Woo. Born from the brilliant rays of the sun and the roaring inferno of volcanoes, he took the role of spreading the very culture of his people. The old stage had closed its curtains but the new era illuminated the stages for his fiery performances. The Grand City of Taepan is being rebuilt; the five orders of Earth, Fire, Metal, Water, and Wind are restructuring themselves to what was once their pinnacle of power.
"Fires can dance and so can I. Join me and I'll rekindle your sparks!"
Guang Woo, The Universal Light performs for the new world, with the powers of a Fireborne dancer on the heart of his soul. Lighting up the stages with passion and spectacle.
