1. Sai Kazon
2. Rou Kazon (Father, deceased), Fai Wong Kazon (Mother, deceased), Asa Kazon (Sister, deceased)
3. Fire nation
4. Non-Bender
5. Steel Katana
6. Hazel
7. Black
8. Personality
Sai has been known for two things; Wit, and Bragging. His attempts to impress his friends usually fail when the town guard busts him, but he makes up by calling said guard a 'dropout who lives with mother'. When it comes to things of a serious nature, Sai is clumsy and reckless, but always tries to help nonetheless. He's very protective when it comes to women who've been abused, and normally protective of innocent people. However, if someone has wronged him, he will merely find their troubles as the spirits revenge, even if one is about to kill them. He, like any compassionate person, loves his mother, brother, and sister and mourns them. On romance, he has found no one, and merely wishes to be trained in discipline and swordsmanship before advancing in any major life goals.
9. History
Sai was born 15 years ago, to a retired Fire Nation Soldier, Rou Kazon, and his wife, Fai Wong. Sai's sister, Asa, was 4 when Sai was born. Not but 3 days prior to his 5th birthday, Sai went outside with Asa to play a game of hide and seek. When it was Sai's turn to hide, they both heard their mother give out a bloodcurdling scream before being instantly, and gruesomely silenced. Asa went inside to check, before giving out a similar cry, ending the same way. Sai closed his eye's tight and held fast as he heard two men conversing about whether any more 'rats' were here. Sai looked out and saw an image that would forever be burned in his mind. Both men had blood stains on their coats, and in their hands they both clutched daggers, shining red with death. The one who was taller, darker, and more muscular shook his head and said this was the whole 'pack of animals'. They both left soon after.
Sai rushed inside to find his sister on the floor, her stomach bleeding furiously, her eyes not filled with the light of life. Sai rushed upstairs, tears forming as he say his mother laying lifeless at the door, next to his father, who emitted a pained groan as he turned to see Sai. he told Sai to come closer and Sai bolted over and knelt next to his dying father, who told him the blood of good, honest, fighting men was in Sai, and that he had to train to become a hero that people needed. Sai questioned his father with such questions as 'why, where, who?' but his father had already passed into the void. Sai sobbed for hours until his aunt arrived to give Sai his birthday gift early and saw the bloodbath. Tears sprung from here eyes as she hugged Sai, and they both returned to her home in the western, central Fire Nation mountains.
While living with his aunt, Sai learned to cope with the loss of his family and swore revenge, promising to honor his father's promise after the killers honored it with their blood. Sai trained and trained, but due to him never training with anyone, least of all a master, he never knew how an enemy would actually react, nor, more importantly, actually blocking real hits and the like. He enrolled in a Fire Nation Academy when he was 6, learning very fast about the nation's history, his mathematical skills, and his literature skills but lagged behind in the sciences and the arts. He passed every grade, some shakily, others not until he was 13. One fateful winter's eve, Sai was returning from school, the cold winter biting at his shoulders as he tugged his coat closer, happily anticipating his aunt's wonderful homemade soup. he opened the door and saw the same man from all those years ago, not the the muscular one, but the other who was short, thin, and had a lighter complexion with a thin mustache. The man shouted for Okai and turned his head down the hall. Sai used this advantage to grab hone of his heavier school books, ironically on Peace Treaties, and clubbed the man over the head and hit him a few more time, blood staining the binding. The other man who killed his family, presumably Okai, walked out and walked over to Sai slowly, like he was just catching up to a harmless pest. Sai threw his book at the man who caught and punched Sai with a powerful right hook, rendering Sai unconscious instantly.
When Sai awoke, roughly four hours later, he stumbled in, his vision blurred, into his aunt's room. he thought she had been sleeping and thanked Agni the men hadn't found her. He ran over and turned her over to find her throat slit, and her sheets were sticky with blood and sweat. He faintly remembered the man having multiple scratches on his arms, and his belt buckle as loose..... Sai had learned enough about life to know exactly what happened with his aunt. That man had violated her. Sai closed his aunt's eyes, kissed her forehead and said goodbye one last time, before lighting a match and burned his house down.
Sai soon dropped out of school, his mind filled with rage and anger. He soon took to the streets and became a dock worker. This is where he meet Wei, a girl who was 2 years older than him, but had dropped out of school because her parents fought a lot and gold was tight. She decided to do something that was relaxing, and that was be around water, like her waterbending aunt. At first, Sai was quiet and just did his work, never saying a word. But when one of the other employees began hitting on Wei when she told him no multiple times, he simply walked up to him and punched him, sending the man into the water. Wei thanked him and asked him his name. He told her with a smile 'Sai'
After a year, the two workers became good friends, as they had much in common, at least in the facts of school, politics, and ideas of fun. Soon, Sai's attitude began to change radically. He made much more friends, with shopkeeper's, the people he saw from day to day on the way to work, and later, personal friends, like Lee and Rai. He soon became much more witty, commonly insulting those he deemed less intelligent. Another new trait was he'd brag to his friends, who all claimed they done such a feat and Sai would merely do one in front of them, often ending in foolishness.
Another year passed when Sai awoke and took a walk through the mountains. He thought the area was familiar, and when he saw the embers of a burnt down house, and an old skeleton, he collapsed to his knees, tears rolling down his cheeks. He soon remembered what his purpose was: to become a master swordsmen and hunt down Okai.
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