Zhuang Rong Hua, the Thief

Zhuang Rong Hua wants to be rich. Coming from a poor family, growing up, she often questioned her parents why couldn’t she buy the things she saw and liked, for example toys, or clothes. Why could other children buy those, but not her? Thus, her view of the world became simple. Money makes you happy. Money lets you buy things you want. Money lets you live the good life. After her parents died, Rong Hua was left on the streets. She scavenged to survuve, doing what she had to, until she was taken in by a woman. The woman taught her how to live, how to be silent, how to be deadly, to not get pushed over. With the new knowledge, Rong Hua used her skills to make herself happy, by earning money with her skills. Even though the money came from shady, dark and sometimes bloodied hands, Rong Hua did not care. As long as she got her money, she would do what she needed to.

1. Tell us about the place where you grew up poor. Was it in the slums of Opal City? A hovel in the country? A fishing village? Somewhere else?
2. Describe your happiest memory. What did it cost you (or someone else)?

Vorn, if you'd like more bonds, I can suggest that Rong Hua knows some secret regarding Wu Meng. Perhaps she knows or can find out about one of the assassins who killed his master and fellow disciples.

To chip in, I think Rong Hau and Feng could have a con running. It would be more of Hua's endeavor, but Feng is good with people and Hau keeps stringing her along.

• Vorn369:
1. Tell us about the place where you grew up poor. Was it in the slums of Opal City? A hovel in the country? A fishing village? Somewhere else?
2. Describe your happiest memory. What did it cost you (or someone else)?