Han Mirugi

Han Mirugi was a Lorhênic warrior during Nandahír's Second Insurgence, Ra'jahadi Invasion of L'har, and the War of the Awakening. Considered the finest warrior in his generation of Clan Vthradas, he was Râgian's top student, and an arrogant one at that. He believed strongly in Chûyin's philosophy of power and strength over weakness, much to Râgian's contempt. In his young life, during the 65th Raiyo Examinations, he placed first, cementing himself as part of Râgian's team, but also at the very top of the entire generation of Raiyo prospects. This arrogance, as both Kenamas and Râgian feared, led to an over-inflated ego. He would often go behind Râgian's back and even tried to train himself in other elements, believing himself to have the potential to achieve a legendary status on par with the Order of the Dragon, maybe even Rah Sham himself. However, after some time passed, and he grew older, he learned the dangers of arrogance, especially after learning of his master's death at the hands of Azhri the Dragon Whisperer and Gahír Laiman. Afterwards, he took to humbling himself in the wilderness of L'har. During the War of the Awakening, Han rose up to help the Second Order of the Dragon push Shuul'dor's armies back into A'li'ra. However, after Steph's duel with Suarijari, Han elected to hold off the Vjurakyn Master, Zol. He would end up dying in battle, but his last stand would allow the Second Order of the Dragon to escape unscathed and eventually win the War of the Awakening. His own shrine is dedicated in Lorhên's city square near the Statue of Carus.