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Line 3: ==Overview== ==Overview== − This mysterious group is widely known to the enemies of the Dragon. The roots of the society are lost in history but some rumors suggest that have existed continuously since the ''ninja'' of Terra's feudal Japanese empire. The first hard facts are from the early stages of the Draconis Combine. They normally operate groups of four to six, where every member is handpicked for a specific skill set, rounding out the overall talents of the group . These groups are known as [[Miharu No Seishin]] and the members consider themselves as Seishin ban.{{cn}} The nekakami are trained from intensively early childhood, more than the members of [[DEST]]. The [[ISF]] considers nekakami to be enemies of the state.<ref>''A Guide to Covert Ops'', p. 101, "Nekakami Profile"</ref> + This mysterious group is widely known to the enemies of the Dragon. The roots of the society are lost in history but some rumors suggest that have existed continuously since the ''ninja'' of Terra's feudal Japanese empire. The first hard facts are from the early stages of the Draconis Combine. They normally operate groups of four to six, where every member is hand picked for a specific skill set, rounding out the overall talents of the group . These groups are known as [[Miharu No Seishin]] and the members consider themselves as Seishin ban.{{cn}} The nekakami are trained from intensively early childhood, more than the members of [[DEST]]. The [[ISF]] considers nekakami to be enemies of the state.<ref>''A Guide to Covert Ops'', p. 101, "Nekakami Profile"</ref> The nekakami never surrendered. They hid their faces under hoods, and if one was wounded, activated some kind of flare who destroys his face. The nekakami were master of stealth and assassination. They have been known to gain access to even the most highly protected areas of the Combine, including Unity Palace. Their devotion to their cause is so great that if they are unable to fulfill the contract, they commit suicide.<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', p. 362</ref> When making contact with potential clients, they leave origami cats behind. These cats can be used to indicate acceptance of a contract, but sometimes are embossed with Japanese characters if more detailed information is required.<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', pp. 305-306, 356</ref> The nekakami never surrendered. They hid their faces under hoods, and if one was wounded, activated some kind of flare who destroys his face. The nekakami were master of stealth and assassination. They have been known to gain access to even the most highly protected areas of the Combine, including Unity Palace. Their devotion to their cause is so great that if they are unable to fulfill the contract, they commit suicide.<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', p. 362</ref> When making contact with potential clients, they leave origami cats behind. These cats can be used to indicate acceptance of a contract, but sometimes are embossed with Japanese characters if more detailed information is required.<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', pp. 305-306, 356</ref>
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| − | This mysterious group is widely known to the enemies of the Dragon. The roots of the society are lost in history but some rumors suggest that have existed continuously since the ''ninja'' of Terra's feudal Japanese empire. The first hard facts are from the early stages of the Draconis Combine. They normally operate groups of four to six, where every member is | + | This mysterious group is widely known to the enemies of the Dragon. The roots of the society are lost in history but some rumors suggest that have existed continuously since the ''ninja'' of Terra's feudal Japanese empire. The first hard facts are from the early stages of the Draconis Combine. They normally operate groups of four to six, where every member is hand picked for a specific skill set, rounding out the overall talents of the group . These groups are known as [[Miharu No Seishin]] and the members consider themselves as Seishin ban.{{cn}} The nekakami are trained from intensively early childhood, more than the members of [[DEST]]. The [[ISF]] considers nekakami to be enemies of the state.<ref>''A Guide to Covert Ops'', p. 101, "Nekakami Profile"</ref> |
The nekakami never surrendered. They hid their faces under hoods, and if one was wounded, activated some kind of flare who destroys his face. The nekakami were master of stealth and assassination. They have been known to gain access to even the most highly protected areas of the Combine, including Unity Palace. Their devotion to their cause is so great that if they are unable to fulfill the contract, they commit suicide.<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', p. 362</ref> When making contact with potential clients, they leave origami cats behind. These cats can be used to indicate acceptance of a contract, but sometimes are embossed with Japanese characters if more detailed information is required.<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', pp. 305-306, 356</ref> | The nekakami never surrendered. They hid their faces under hoods, and if one was wounded, activated some kind of flare who destroys his face. The nekakami were master of stealth and assassination. They have been known to gain access to even the most highly protected areas of the Combine, including Unity Palace. Their devotion to their cause is so great that if they are unable to fulfill the contract, they commit suicide.<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', p. 362</ref> When making contact with potential clients, they leave origami cats behind. These cats can be used to indicate acceptance of a contract, but sometimes are embossed with Japanese characters if more detailed information is required.<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', pp. 305-306, 356</ref> | ||