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Michael Muranaka was the 34th [[Pendragon]] of [[Slayer Dragons]], and is responsible for preserving the order through the [[Slayer Dragons#Political Age|Political Age]]. He is often credited as having coined the [[First File]]'s oath, but contemporary sources disagree. Muranaka was a powerful leader and possessing of a completely indestructible optimism. This sense of hope would keep the rest of the Slayer Dragons in line for the next thousand years. | Michael Muranaka was the 34th [[Pendragon]] of [[Slayer Dragons]], and is responsible for preserving the order through the [[Slayer Dragons#Political Age|Political Age]]. He is often credited as having coined the [[First File]]'s oath, but contemporary sources disagree. Muranaka was a powerful leader and possessing of a completely indestructible optimism. This sense of hope would keep the rest of the Slayer Dragons in line for the next thousand years. | ||
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| + | Best remembered for his rather collorful language, Muranaka was very outspoken about the rights and place of the Slayer Dragons. He had to be, as the [[Alliance]] senate was attempting to do away with the Order all together, or to turn "Slayer Dragon" into a political title. He openly mocked and insulted the senate committee on the subject, and flatly threatened to kill the first politically-appointed Slayer Dragon. As a result, the committee felt it was best not to challenge him, and the Order was allowed to continue. | ||
Revision as of 05:52, 28 July 2013
Michael Muranaka was the 34th Pendragon of Slayer Dragons, and is responsible for preserving the order through the Political Age. He is often credited as having coined the First File's oath, but contemporary sources disagree. Muranaka was a powerful leader and possessing of a completely indestructible optimism. This sense of hope would keep the rest of the Slayer Dragons in line for the next thousand years.
Best remembered for his rather collorful language, Muranaka was very outspoken about the rights and place of the Slayer Dragons. He had to be, as the Alliance senate was attempting to do away with the Order all together, or to turn "Slayer Dragon" into a political title. He openly mocked and insulted the senate committee on the subject, and flatly threatened to kill the first politically-appointed Slayer Dragon. As a result, the committee felt it was best not to challenge him, and the Order was allowed to continue.
