iron Fist : the legend

Time: 2001

Location: Tibet, China

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Chapter 1: The Mercenary’s Path

Kang Rauma walked alone through the windswept mountains of Tibet. Snow swirled around jagged cliffs, and the distant peaks glowed under the setting sun. His life had always been one of battle—fist fights in back alleys, mercenary jobs for the highest bidder, contracts that often left trails of death.

Though he was known for his brutal hand-to-hand combat, his heart was untouched by compassion. Kang fought for survival, for coin, for reputation. Neighbors whispered of him in fear: a ghost with fists of iron, capable of flattening any man who dared challenge him.

Yet, despite his notoriety, Kang sought more. A legend he could carve, a weapon that could match his skill, something beyond flesh and bone.

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Chapter 2: The Meteor Arrives

In the year 2001, a meteor streaked across the Tibetan sky. Villagers watched in awe as a glowing object slammed into a secluded mountain valley. When the dust settled, a chunk of unearthly metal lay smoking on the earth: Oscide.

Oscide was unlike any metal on Earth—denser than titanium, lighter than steel, yet capable of channeling extraordinary energy. Legends whispered it could turn a warrior into a living wall, an unbreakable force.

Kang heard of the fall. His mercenary instincts flared. He traveled for days through treacherous passes, fighting bandits, mountain beasts, and hostile terrain, until finally reaching the site.

The Oscide chunk lay in the crater, humming faintly with cosmic energy. Kang clenched his fists and whispered:

"Finally… something worthy."

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Chapter 3: The Fist of Rauma

Even before touching Oscide, Kang’s fists were deadly. He had trained in countless martial arts styles, his movements a perfect mix of precision and chaos. A single punch could shatter bone; a kick could tear through reinforced walls. His reputation had earned him enemies everywhere—mercenary groups, rogue fighters, and underground warlords—but he had survived them all.

Kang’s fists were enough to level cities if unleashed without restraint. Yet, he knew there were stronger threats—fighters who could match his speed, soldiers augmented by technology, even rogue mystics harnessing strange powers.

He needed more than fists. He needed a weapon to rival his own strength.

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Chapter 4: Arrival of the Mentor

Hari Prasad Shrestha arrived quietly, riding on the winds of fate. He had tracked Kang’s path for months. A veteran of the Sentinel initiative, Hari had seen warriors like Kang before—fists unmatched, potential untapped, but a need for guidance.

He approached Kang in the Oscide crater, eyes gleaming with purpose.

Hari: “I see the warrior in you, Kang Rauma. Your fists are unmatched, but there is a weapon here that could change your destiny.”

Kang: “I don’t need gifts. My fists are enough.”

Hari shook his head. “Strength alone is fleeting. This metal… Oscide… it can be forged into a sword. Only you, with your skill, can wield it. It will amplify your power—make you a wall, unbreakable, unstoppable.”

Kang studied the meteor’s chunk. Cosmic energy danced along its surface, pulsing in rhythm with his heartbeat. For the first time, he felt a thrill that wasn’t fear, wasn’t anger—but potential.

Kang: “If I take it… I become more than a mercenary.”

Hari: “More than a fighter. You become a legend.”

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Chapter 5: Forging the Sword

For days, Hari guided Kang to a hidden forge beneath the Tibetan mountains. With Oscide heated by cosmic energy, tempered by ancient techniques Hari had learned from Sentinel archives, the metal yielded to form a gleaming sword, razor-sharp, yet almost weightless.

Hari handed it to Kang. Its blade shimmered like liquid silver, humming faintly as if alive.

Hari: “Your fists remain your greatest weapon, but with this… no wall, no fortress, no enemy can withstand you.”

Kang grasped the sword. Power coursed through him—strength he hadn’t known he could possess. His wall-level power radiated through every sinew, his martial arts instincts now fused with the Oscide blade.

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Chapter 6: First Test

Kang didn’t wait. Bandits attempting to steal the meteor’s remnants arrived within hours. With a single swing of the Oscide sword, they were thrown back, screaming. His fists struck with precision, crushing bones without hesitation. His movements became a blur—a storm of martial mastery and weaponized force.

For the first time, Kang felt balance: fists and sword working in harmony, raw martial skill enhanced by unbreakable weaponry.

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Chapter 7: Wall-Level Ascendance

Kang’s name spread quickly across the region. Soldiers, mercenaries, even rogue warlords tried to challenge him, believing they could test their strength against a legendary fist fighter. All failed. Walls crumbled before his sword strikes; gates shattered under his fists. Villages whispered his name in awe:

"Kang Rauma… the man who cannot fall."

Hari watched from afar, satisfied. Kang had transformed from mercenary to sentinel of his own legacy, a wall-level fighter whose fists and blade could protect—or destroy—entire cities.

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Chapter 8: The Legend Begins

Kang stood atop a Tibetan cliff, Oscide sword in hand. The wind tore at his hair, the snow stung his skin, but he was unshaken. His eyes glinted with the discipline of a lifetime of fist fighting, and the promise of battles yet to come.

Hari approached silently.

Hari: “The world is not safe. There are threats even beyond this mountain. But with your strength, Kang… you can shape your own legend.”

Kang looked at the Oscide blade, then at the horizon.

Kang: “Then let the legend begin.”

The snow swirled around him as he raised the sword. The pulse of the Oscide metal matched the pulse of his fists, a perfect symphony of power. A new warrior was born—the Iron Fist, the Sword of Oscide, the wall that could not fall.

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