Spirit of Lao-Fe

Lao-Fe the Slavebinder was the last emperor of the mogu empire,Always RememberLao-Fe the Slavebinder killed at the end of the Pandaren Revolution during the battle for Mistfall Province in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms. The Spirit of Lao-Fe, along with the spirits of pandaren rebels and his mogu army, haunt the Tu Shen Burial Ground overlooking Mistfall Village to this day.
==Biography==
Even by mogu standards, Emperor Lao-Fe was a monster among beasts. His favored punishment among pandaren slaves was to separate families. Slaves who displeased him would have their children sent to the Serpent's Spine, to suffer and die as fodder for the mantid swarms. This was the fate that befell a young pandaren monk named Kang. History does not report if Kang and his son ever met again, but it was this father's love that sparked the rebellion that would change the face of Pandaria forever.
A reportedly true story tells of how the last mogu emperor once climbed with a pandaren servant to the Peak of Serenity in Kun-Lai Summit and surveyed Pandaria. He told his servant that he wished to do something to make everyone in Pandaria smile, to which the pandaren replied "You'll jump, then?". The story does not tell what became of the servant, but it is said that the emperor announced that he considered that part of the mountain to be tainted. No mogu would visit the place, allowing the first pandaren monks to use the Peak of Serenity to train and plan for their overthrow of the mogu.Vol'jin: Shadows of the Horde, pg. 273 - 274
In the final battle of the pandaren revolution, Kang and Lao-Fe fought hand to hand. The monk was victorious, but sustained mortal wounds in the process, and the pandaren and the mogu died together.World of Warcraft: Chronicle Volume 1, pg. 88
==Abilities==
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==Objective of==
*Lao-Fe the Slavebinder
==Criteria of==
Killing Spirit of Lao-Fe is a part of the achievement One Many Army.
==Notes==
*Lao-Fe the Slavebinder stated that Lao-Fe was "one of the first overthrown during the rising of the monks at Tu Shen, and that victory spurred the monks on for the rest of the uprising". Chronicle Volume 1 however states that his death was at the final battle of the revolution.
**One could possibly reconcile the two statements as the first says he was "one of the first overthrown", not that he was actually killed, at Tu Shen; there was only one mogu emperor at a time, so this would indicate rather that he was one of the first mogu overthrown in the revolution instead. Taking this into account, and that his ghost is at Tu Shen, it is possible that he returned for the final battle and that it was thus there that he was killed by Kang.
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Category:Mogu ghosts
Category:Aristocrats
Category:Pandaria rare mobs
Category:Vale of Eternal Blossoms mobs