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-Rand Al'thor, The Shadow Rising

Hi, my name's Andrew, but in here I like to go by Mahiro Shukosa. If you're an avid Wheel of Time fan, you'll recognize my name as Rafela Sedai's Warder. As for the wonderful midis and graphics on my pages, I'd like to credit most of them to RPGamer and the Arris Dome. Anyway, this page contains just whatever I happen to like at the moment, and so if you like it, cool, if not, why the heck are you here in the first place? College sucks, but I will continue to edit and update this page, though not as often. Come back soon! - Mahiro

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Some of Andrew's favorite things

Favorite food: Clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl
Favorite video game: Final Fantasy (any one) or Privateer (any one)
Favorite TV show: ST: DS9
Favorite book: Lord of Chaos by Robert Jordan
Favorite animal: mongoose
Favorite ice cream flavor: mint chocolate chip
Favorite movie: Return of the Jedi
Favorite football team: Jacksonville Jaguars

The TRUE Mahiro Shukosa

Mahiro Shukosa is a minor character in a fantasy series by Robert Jordan known as The Wheel of Time. He has all of two pages of description and action for himself, and nothing else in the entire seven-book series. Why did I choose his name as my own? Well, for one thing, it sounds kinda cool. Secondly, his character says strange phrases which no one understands. The real Mahiro is from the nation of Kandor, and is also a Warder, a man who lives only to protect a woman known as an Aes Sedai. It's rather noble, chivalrous, etc, etc. But I can relate to him, in a way. Anyway, here's the relevant passage desribing him:

Mahiro Shukosa sat at a table by himself working tavern puzzles, the two swords he usually wore on his back propped against the wall in easy reach. With graying temples and a noble nose, Mahiro was handsome in a rugged sort of way, though certainly only a woman in love would have called him beautiful. In Kandor he was a lord. He had visited the courts of almost every land, traveled with a small library, and won or lost gambling with the same easy smile. He could recit poetry and play the harp and dance like a dream. In short, except for being Rafela's Warder, he was exactly the sort of man she had liked. Whether fortunately or unfortunately, Mahiro saw her in a way she suspected might be peculiar to Kandor, as a sort of younger sister who occasionally needed someone to talk to and a little advice so she would not break her neck while sowing her wild oats. He told her she had pretty legs, would never think of touching them, and would break the neck of any man who did think of it without her permission.
Deftly slipping the intricate iron pieces back together, he placed the puzzle on a stack of those already worked and took up one from another stack as she sat down across from him. "So, cabbage," he said with a grin, "back with your neck unbroken, not kidnapped and not married."

- excerpt from Robert Jordan's Lord of Chaos, page 614

Mahiro's Music and Poetry The "refined arts" area of my page. Like the title says.
The Arena Duels between characters from different books, games, and movies.
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