Yo, Dragonites, due to slight-Writer's Block (slight), the next chap might take a while, but the good news is that I can make more "commercials" for Dragon like the Legends I just came up with. Hope it'l be good.

Legends: The Nine Sages

Long ago, when the first Shaolin monastery was in the prime of it's age; Oogway, the first wielder of the Eternal Ember, led five warriors, the Furious Five, in a quest for justice. One one such quest, they happened upon a province overrun by an army of demons that fed on negative emotions. Many attempt to purge the province of these vile creatures . . . but none prevailed. Many had given all ope and were quick to abandon their home and anyone they deemed foolish to stay; be they friend, family, or stranger. Those who remained had either resorted to violence force, which ultimately led to the demons becoming stronger, or hide in hopes of formulating a plan.

Oogway and his disciples were quick to join the battle and were able to vanquish many demons, but were vastly outnumbered as hordes more took the place of their fallen. Forced to retreat, Oogway was able to make contact with Senlong, the King of the Dragons, for his counsel and words of wisdom. The Dragon King informed the tortoise that tough the Eternal Ember and Five Animal Amulets, the source of Oogway and is disciplines' powers, were enough to purify the land of the demons; they would need aid from nine individuals chosen by the power of nature.

One by one, each individual revealed themselves during battle, but even with their unity and prowess in combat as well as weapons, their powers lacked the necessary Chi. Oogway and his disciples, moved by the courage of these brave warriors, channeled their Chi to them; allowing the nine to unlock their true potential. With their powers combined, the heroes led many brave fighters into battle and rose victorious. These individuals would soon be known as the Jiu Xianxian Yuansu; The Nine Elemental Sages, for their mastery over nine forces of nature: Earth, Water, Fire, Wind, Metal, Wood, Lightning, Ice, and Sound.

Unfortunately, with the potential of their powers awakened, the nine individuals soon realized they were to surrender their mortal lives. Saddened by what they had no choice to do, Oogway decided to give them more purpose and tasked the Sages to to teach the next generation of any chosen by the Eternal Ember and Animal Amulets. They happily accepted this new purpose. One of the many chosen they would befriend would be an intelligent blackbuck who went the the name of Yao.

After many millennium, stories of the Nine sages became legend, but for whenever the wielders of the Eternal Ember and Animal Amulets emege; they would arrive to test and enhance their abilities.

Diqiu, the Sage of Earth: The most calm and sound-minded of the Sages as well as the elder brother of Shengyin and the best friend of Shui and Jinshu, Diqui was the first to be chosen as an Elemental Sage for his ability to remain calm in the face of battle. He teaches the wielders of the Eternal Ember and Five Animal Amulets to keep their nerves under control, no matter how dire or aggravating the situation (or individual) may be. His style resembles Bajiquan and uses a pair of Chui Mallets as his weapons. In modern day, he and Jinshu work as Birthday Magicians and occasionally have a get together with the rest of the Sages, Annie, Yao and an all too familiar tortoise . . . Species: Goat

Shui, the Sage of Water: The eldest of the Sages as well as the wisest of the Sages and the best friend of Diqui and Jinshu, Shui was chosen to be an Elemental Sage of Water for his wisdom in the face of combat. He teaches the wielders of the Eternal Ember and Animal Amulets to take careful consideration when use of their abilities. His style resembles Taijiquan and uses a Jian longsword as his weapon. In modern day, he works with Huo running a music store and occasionally have a get together with the rest of the Sages, Annie, Yao, and an all too familiar tortoise . . . Species: River Otter

Huo, the Sage of Fire: The most cheerful of the Sages, Huo was chosen to be an Elemental Sage for his positive look on life. He teaches the wielders of the Eternal Ember and Animal Amulets to see the brighter side of the seemingly impossible. His style resembles Shaolin Kung Fu and uses a pair of Meteor-Hammers as his weapons. In Modern day, he works with Shui running a music store and occasionally have a get together with the rest of the Sages, Annie, Yao, and an all to familiar tortoise . . . Species: Forest Lizard

Feng, the Sage of Wind: The most stoic yet kind of the Sages, Feng was chosen to be an Elemental Sage for his ability to detect falsehood. He teaches the wielders of the Eternal Ember and Animal Amulets to utilize their abilities to see truth from untruth. His style resembles Changquan and uses a Spear as his weapon. In modern day, he works as a cook (ironic for his enormous appetite) at a restaurant in Uptown and occasionally has a get together wit the rest of the Sages, Annie, Yao, and an all to familiar tortoise . . . Species: Falcon

Jinshu, the Sage of Metal: The second eldest of the Sages as well as Diqui and Shui's best friend, Jinshu rarely talks and was chosen to be an Elemental Sage for his ability of remaining focused on a task given. He teaches the wielders of the Eternal Ember and Animal Amulets to never be distracted on a task at hand, unless for good reason. His style resembles Piguaquan and uses a pair of Steel Rings as his weapons. In modern day, he and Diqui as Birthday Magicians and occasionally have a get together with the rest of the Sages, Annie, Yao and an all too familiar tortoise . . . Species: Bear

Shandian, the Sage of Lightning: The up most energetic of the Sages, Shandian was chosen to be an Elemental sage for his ability to strike without hesitation. He teaches the wielders of the Eternal Ember and Animal Amulets to never hesitate when it comes to defeating an enemy, but killing to a strictly last resort. His style resembles Fanziquan and uses a pair of Dao broadswords as his weapons. In modern day, he works as a YMCA activity instructor and occasionally has a get together with the rest of the Sages, Annie, Yao, and an all too familiar tortoise . . . Species: Fieldmouse

Mu, the Sage of Wood: The grumpiest yet loyal of the Sages, Mu was chosen to be an Elemental Sage for his ability to endure painful attacks, despite is preference to sleep all day at times. He teaches the wielders of the Eternal Ember and Animal Amulets to endure anything long enough for their enemies to weaken. His style resembles Wudang Kung Fu and uses a Bo staff as is weapon. In modern day, he works as a mattress sales clerk and occasionally has a get together with the rest of the Sages Annie, Yao, and an all too familiar tortoise . . . Species: Grey Langur

Bing, the Sage of Ice: The sole female of the Sages as well as the wife of Shengyin, Bing was chosen to be an Elemental Sage for her ability to act and react in battle. She teaches the wielders of the Eternal Ember and Animal Amulets to act and react in the face of combating enemies. Her style resembles Baguazhang and uses a pair of Deer Horn Daggers as hher weapons. In modern day, she and Shengyin live near a a dance club where she loves to dance and occasionally have a get togeter with the rest of the Sages, Annie, Yao, and an all too familiar tortoise . . . Species: Leopard Seal

Shengyin, the Sage of Sound: The youngest of the Sages as well as the younger brother of Diqui and husband of Bing, Shengyin was chosen to be an Elemental Sage for his ability to distract enemies long enough to defeat them. He teaches te wielders of the Eternal Ember and Animal Amulets to successfully distract their opponents. His style resembles Ditangquan and uses a pair of Butterfly Swords as his weapons. In modern day, he and Bing live near a dance club where he usually sings at and occasionally have a get together with the rest of te Sages, Annie, Yao, and an all too familiar tortoise . . . Species: Goat

Greg Page as Diqiu

Anthony Field as Shui

Murray Cook as Huo

Jeff Fatt as Feng

Philip Wilcher as Jinshu

Simon Pryce as Shandian

Lachlan Gillespie as Mu

Emma Watkins as Bing

Sam Moran as Shengyin

To Be Continued: Qilin