No matter how many times Feng Gong goes through a cycle of death and rebirth, his personality still remains the same. Perhaps from the expectations of the stories written of him, does remind him that he should remain heroic and courageous in front of others. Thus he keeps a similar character, but still continues to be benevolent and kind among those who treat him well.

However, he often finds himself conflicted upon those that he's met in his previous lifetimes. Realizing that his own existence has possibly hurt those that he was once close to, but he fails to remember no matter how hard he tries. Hence he often refrains from staying among others for a prolonged moment, and often sees this as a reason to be a lone wanderer.

Two Brothers

Before the rise of the Wind Temple, the Mountains were inhabited by a small village that lived peacefully until the beasts from the mountains began to ravage their homes for centuries. Until one moment, the Older Brother Feng Gong had it, tired of being enraged and saddened by the loss of the villagers that lived with them. He crafted a spear and charged in headfirst into the source of the beasts valiantly, where he spent years fighting off their enemies. His younger brother, Feng Li, wishing for his beloved sibling to come home, had a gift of being able to speak to the winds. spoke to the skies to wish to aid his older brother.

In return, he sacrificed his human form and his spirit joined with the wind. With the help of the wind around him, Feng Gong had the strength to eradicate all the monsters that threatened their village. Though Feng Li no longer had a form to be with his older brother, his spirit still inhabited the winds throughout all the lands. Thus the legend started: Wherever there is wind, Feng Gong is there, to be with his little brother.

Background

The Wandering God is reawakened once again, in the temple where the priests and the inhabitants continue to care for him and his fresh form. They remind him of his purpose and doesn't question their intent. He steps outside of the temple, where he is happily greeted by a quick breeze of wind - his little brother speaking to him in airs and whistles. And somehow the God understood exactly what the wind said. He looks up to smile towards the sky, reassuring his little brother that he is fine.

• Feng Gong uses a spear and it's always reborn with him along with his armor. Even if he loses it, the wind will always recover it and the spear will fly by to Feng Gong, no matter where it'll be. (Weapon Design WIP) There is only one occasion where the spear has failed to return to him [See Links]
• Feng Gong is the elder brother, who is able to keep his physical form. However, he cannot keep his memories. However, Feng Gong has a little brother named Feng Li who retains absolutely no physical form. His existence appears as the winds throughout the world. Fortunately, Feng Li actually is capable of retaining memories but has no way of communicating them except for the High Priests from the temple and Feng Gong himself.
• He often speaks as if he is talking to himself, even if there are others around him. However, if one feels wind breezing by them, it's likely that his younger brother, Feng Li, is speaking to him.
• The Temple of the Wind, where he and his brother originated from, is hidden from the rest of the region. Though they appear small, they are prosperous and powerful, and capable of fending themselves even without Feng Gong guarding it. All of their "fighters" are priests that pray to both gods, and Feng Li bestows them with the power of using winds as a form of fighting. Everyone considers the Wind Temple to be kind and peaceful, and rarely do they find anything wrong with the inhabitants. Rarely do they take sides. All of the Eastern Lands understood that things are problematic if the Wind Priests are involved.
• If Feng Gong is incapacitated or unable to fight, and it deems necessary, Feng Li will protect his older brother by calling for the monsterous Phoenix that will emerge from the skies, or manipulating winds into hurricanes or tornadoes.
• No matter how many times you serve him other meals, Gong prefers eating plain rice... and rice only.