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Talim pondered the risky idea of releasing the evil from within his body all at once, but the boy refused. When that happens, you just have to do what you can!' His words were largely meaningless, but hearing him say them somehow gave her courage.ĭespite her best efforts to treat him, the boy's symptoms became even worse, and he was running out of time. Seeing her sink in sorrow, Yun-seong said to her, 'There are some things you can't do anything about. This was the utmost heartbreaking to Talim - she was losing something that had always been with her, something more important than words could express. Through days of treatment, the unhealthy power was released little by little, but the impurities that stayed behind in Talim's body slowly piled up, causing her ability to read the wind to gradually fade away. Determined to cure him, she came up with the idea of passing the child's sustained, evil energy through her own body and out into the currents of the wind. Over time, Talim eventually grew to accept Yun-Seong and his upbeat attitude, deeming him to possess no evil.Īs days passed, Talim became concerned of the boy's worsening conditions. Yun-Seong was foolishly undaunted and chose to remain at the watermill with the hopes of retrieving information about the sword. Upon hearing this, Talim became apprehensive of his further plans and warned the gentleman about the dangers of the cursed blade.

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Without much thought, Talim decided to treat the child and witness him to full health.Īfter growing accustomed to life in the watermill, a young man who went by the name of Yun-Seong paid the place a visit - proudly announcing that he was searching for clues regarding Soul Edge. This boy radiated a familiar corruption from his own body, which had caused him to become very ill. With the wind's guidance, Talim tracked the core of the corrupted life-force to a water mill, where a tiny group of children lived. Having collected several of the fragments, Talim soon learned that the source of the negative energy came from the legendary evil sword, Soul Edge. She was aware of the wind surrounding her, guiding her, and blessing her - knowing that as long as the precious wind stayed with her, that she would be protected. With that, Talim vowed to find all the fragments and return them to their proper forms, and even though she was young and far away from home, Talim bared no fear. She undoubtedly knew that the world would soon be consumed by illness and death if the evil force continued to spread. Sensing the calamitous presence of the shard in other places of the world as well, Talim traveled to wherever the wind took her. Despite the elders' misgivings, Talim departed on a journey concluding that when she delivered the demonic power to its rightful place, that peace would eventually be restored to the Earth. Talim, however, recognized the evil energy as the same force that had caused her to blackout years before, and resolved to return the metallic shard to where it belonged wherever that was. Years later, when Talim was fifteen years old, a man from the west brought a strange metal fragment to her homeland, claiming it to be a 'vitality charm'. The dark day that the Evil Seed pervaded through the sky, Talim felt the winds, and an evil aura that devoured everything in its path surged into her body, causing her to lose consciousness for days. Due to turmoil caused by the influences of the Spanish and Portuguese culture, she was reared to be its last priestess (Babaylan). Talim was the granddaughter of the village's elder, Kalana, and daughter of its shaman, Sanput. In the Village of the Wind Deity located in Southeast Asia (Philippines), there lived a small tribe of people who could control the winds.

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