Master Ang

The Humble Flamingo, The Crane's Consort, Master of the Golden Eagle Strike

### Portfolio

Animal style martial arts(specifically crane and eagle styles), meditation, endurance training, flight, tea ceremonies

### Subdomains

Agathion, Fist, Feather, Ferocity, Friendship, Redemption

### Favored Weapon

A beak (long or short spear)

Symbol: A feather held in a fist, pointing up

Sacred Animal: A flamingo, crane or eagle (see below)

Master Ang is a deity new to the pantheon, but quite potent in his
power due to his centuries of adventuring before being raised to
divinity. He is not ashamed to admit he was a terrible student in his
early mortal years, a strutting peacock among his more diligent peers.
His master sent him on a pilgrimage to find a flamingo- a rare bird in
that part of the world- and refused to teach him any further techniques
until he returned with a tame one. What he thought would br a simple
lark into the world resulted in a true adventure, one where he made all
sorts of friends and was tested in numerous ways, remaining true to his
code. He returned to his master a dozen years later humbled, with an
intelligent flamingo at his side as an animal companion- an astonishing
feat for someone not trained as a ranger or druid. His master then
taught him again before once more sending him into the world, this time
in search of a silver feather from a white crane. Again, more adventure
 resulted, and his animal companion sacrificed himself so that Ang could
 claim not just the feather but the Crane herself, who revealed herself
to be an Agathion and took the form of a beautiful maiden for Ang's
return trip to his master, which took another dozen years. His master
performed the wedding ceremony for Ang and the Crane maiden- who had
become his cohort during the journey- the instant he returned, and then
 transformed into a golden eagle, telling him that he would teach him
his final technique if he could but catch him. Ang spent the remainder
of his days searching for his master, climbing every mountain in each of
 the Golden eagle until finally finding him at the end of his own mortal
 lifespan. He learned the technique his master spoke of with his last
breaths, and then left his mortality behind, becoming a demigod.

His worship is almost entirely comprised of monks, renown for their wanderlust and friendliness.

Master Ang is depicted as he was in life- an older, slim man with lean,
almost striated muscle. He only wears a simple pair of pants and carries
 a spear. His herald is his wife, whose name has been lost to time, a
divine Agathion with several levels of monk. His other main servant is
his late flamingo, now a ghost, who is also nameless, although he
responds to the name of "Nameless"- probably something of a joke on
Master Ang's part. Both will only deign to be summoned through an
exquisite tea ceremony known only to monks that have studied in master
Ang's style for a certain number of years. The ceremony must be
performed either at daybreak or sunset, and it results in one or the
other servant following the summoner for 24 hours, only appearing when
the situation is dire.

Signs of his favor include seeing flocks of flamingos in flight where
there are none known to live, finding that common water had been turned
into refreshing tea, and hearing an eagle's cry out of nowhere. His only
 sign of disfavor is the offender finding a peacock feather among their
belongings, although this is usually a sign that one must pursue
humility than undergo a *geas*  spell. His sacred colors are gold, pink, and white.