It was opened following the latter's death and contained Jianzhu's testament, the revelation that Kyoshi was the true Avatar, and the claim that Yun was dead. Ī few months later, Lu received a sealed letter from Jianzhu. Regardless, the Beifong patriarch did not participate in Hui's subsequent plot to bring down Jianzhu. Lu failed to hide his annoyance over this and addressed Jianzhu with biting remarks.

However, Hui later announced to Lu and the other sages him that Yun and Kelsang's absence was due to them having left on a nomadic journey of self-discovery. Ultimately, as Jianzhu made a verbal slip against national pride, Lu chose to side with his chamberlain and refused to provide the loan unless the Avatar were to provide a convincing argument. Though Jianzhu pitched the idea of expanding the Southern Water Tribe's navy, Hui inserted himself by arguing that doing so would only allow them to claim the contested Chuje Islands. He still greeted Jianzhu and Hei-Ran at the party before changing the subject to his former student's request for a loan for the Southern Water Tribe. To Lu's disappointment, Yun did not take part in the celebration. Īfter Yun and his allies defeated Tagaka's Fifth Nation pirates, Lu was persuaded by Hui to host a celebration for Avatar in Gaoling. Otherwise, the old master agreed to keep his distance, while Jianzhu and his companions trained Yun. Lu proved to be instrumental in the public acknowledgement of Yun as Kuruk's successor. Although he did not give consent to Jianzhu and Kelsang to use the Air Nomads' Avatar relics, Lu was in contact with them when they falsely identified Yun as the next Avatar. Īfter Avatar Kuruk's death, Lu was one of many earthbending masters who tried and failed to identify the next Avatar using the rituals of directional geomancy. Afterward, his relationship with Jianzhu began to gradually decline.

Lu became more obstinate after her death and more prone to influence from his chamberlain, Hui. Lu was married to Lady Wumei, an intelligent, vivacious woman who was beloved across the Earth Kingdom, and a source of wisdom in his ear. He also did not have any faith in his grandchildren's potential as earthbenders. In contrast, his relationship with his actual children and grandchildren was marked by disappointment, as none of them turned out to be capable bureaucrats, merchants, accountants, or politicians like himself.

Lu grew very close to Jianzhu, treating him like a son. Lu Beifong was the earthbending master of Jianzhu, who in turn taught earthbending to Avatar Kuruk.

4.2 Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game.

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