Yue
Height: | 6'1" |
Weight: | 198lbs |
Hair: | Short black |
Eyes: | Winter storm grey |
Hometown: | Lanzhou, Gansu Province, China |
Race: | Kitsune |
Faction: | Gaian |
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Hometown: | Lanzhou, Gansu Province, China |
Wang Yue was born blind in Lanzhou, Gansu Province, China, under difficult circumstances: his mother died during his birth, leaving him with only his father, a prominent local political official and a member of the Chinese Communist Party. Though his father loved him, his demanding career as head of the Ministry of Taxation for Lanzhou left him little time to be a hands-on parent. Instead, Yue was raised by his paternal grandparents, who adored him and devoted themselves to his upbringing. Yue’s maternal grandparents, however, rejected him completely, considering him a burden. Though their disapproval stung in his early years, Yue eventually grew strong enough to let go of their judgment.
Raised in relative wealth and with a strong sense of independence, Yue attended Tianshui Special Education School, staying in a dormitory during the week and visiting home on weekends. After age twelve, though, he stopped seeing his grandparents altogether and he refuses to even speak of them. Around this time, his father brought a new companion into Yue’s life: Li TianXiao, nicknamed TianTian, a boy Yue’s age. Initially, TianTian was cold and resentful, struggling with the pain of being sent away by his own family. However, Yue’s gentle nature and persistence broke through his companion’s walls, and an inseparable bond developed between them.
Over time, TianTian tested Yue, showing him a cold, indifferent side that Yue felt was a shield to protect his “brother” from the pain of abandonment. A serious incident happened that changed TianTian and Yue’s relationship forever and now they are truly inseparable. TianTian looks up to Yue, despite Yue’s blindness.
TianTian: Why do you bother like you do? The other kids in your class who come from high ranking families push others around and make their disabilities someone else’s problem. I can’t even get you to slow down and let me get the door for you sometimes!
Yue: One side of my family believes I am a shame, a burden. The other side coddled me and would rarely let me do things for myself. I want to be my own man, TianTian. I want to know that my life thrived or failed by my own hand. I want people to look at me and see joy, see strength, see loyalty and devotion. I don’t want to lean on others. I want others to lean on me. If a blind guy like me can make it on his own, I can inspire others to try their hardest. I want to be remembered as someone who mattered, who cared, not as that blind rich kid from Lanzhou.
TianTian: You talk too much, you know that? *blushes furiously, touched deeply by Yue’s words*
Yue: *laughs* Don’t ask questions you don’t want answers to. *reaches out to ruffle TianTian’s hair, who lets him do it*
Throughout his school years, Yue developed a passion for creative writing, while TianTian pursued calligraphy and brush painting. The two often collaborated, producing beautiful Chinese scrolls with poetry that became highly sought after. Determined not to let his disability define him, Yue also took an interest in physical fitness and, after injuring himself, became captivated by Tuina massage therapy. He persuaded a renowned therapist, Sifu Zhang, to take him on as an apprentice after completing a massage therapy course. Yue’s humility and willingness to learn deeply impressed his mentor.
As he neared adulthood, Yue’s father insisted he pursue higher education abroad, arranging for him to study psychology and sociology in London. Yue excelled at University College London, combining his therapeutic training with his studies to develop a unique approach to healing through both physical and emotional support. Fluent in English, with a hint of a British accent, he settled into a shared office as a therapist and often used TianTian as a practice subject for new massage techniques.
However, Yue’s life took an unexpected turn when he was briefly kidnapped by agents seeking to pressure his father, warning him of the consequences if his father didn’t back down from a political rivalry. Concerned for his son’s safety, Yue’s father insisted that Yue relocate to California to escape potential harm. Although Yue was initially resistant, TianTian, who had become a steadfast friend and protector, urged him to accept the move.
Together, they settled in Prospect, California, where Yue prepared to start his life anew, carrying forward the knowledge and skills he had gained, and TianTian by his side, ready to support him in this next phase of his journey.
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