Rai Do

Rai Do
Manga S5 S2
Chinese	Lei Tu
Kanji	雷土
Romaji	Raii Duu
Biographical Information Status Deceased (Executed) Marital Status Single Age 30s Gender Male Eyes Dark Grey Hair Black Skin Dark Brown Birthmark None Distinction Large Height Circle Facial Tattoo Relatives None State Qin Location Eikyuu (Death Place) Birth Place Unknown
Professional Information Classification General Lieutenant Cavalry Occupation Soldier Bandit Leader (Formerly) Affiliates Qin Military Kan Ki Army Rai Do Clan Military Rank General
Media Japanese VA TBA
Appearance Manga Debut Chapter 212 Anime Debut Episode 59 Game Debut Kingdom: Seven Flags

“	Funny. I know, I get it. Even if I talked right now, no one would say a thing. I have no reason not to. We used to be bandits. We've never had pride to begin with. Nor do we know anything of loyalty...Betrayal is our bread and butter. That's the Kan Ki Army. If Kan Ki was here...He'd say to hurry up and spit it out already...and let out a hearty laugh. That's the kind of guy he is. And that's exactly why I won't tell you a Goddamn thing! Ko Chou!	”
—Rai Do refusing to tell anything to Ko Chou and his torturers.

Rai Do was an ex-bandit leader from the state of Qin serving in the Kan Ki Army and the leader of its Rai Do Clan as one of Kan Ki's right hands and the 1st commander of the army. He was one of its oldest members since their days as a bandit group. He would later become a General of the Qin Military after being promoted from a commander with Kan Ki's promotion to a Great General and member of the Six Great Generals before the Battle of Eikyuu.

After decades fighting for Kan Ki, Rai Do met his end after being captured by Zhao Great General Ko Chou to give them any information on Kan Ki's plans but was tortured to death for his refusal. In response to his death, Kan Ki ordered his soldiers to behead and burn the heads of over 100,000 captured Zhao soldiers in memoriam for Rai Do's loyalty.

Appearance

Rai Do was a giant man with a solid muscle body and was the tallest of Kan Ki's commanders. Like other ex-bandits, he has a tattoo of which was a circle shape on his left eye. He also had a shaved and short hair with a stern face that was quite expressive. His head looked like a baseball, as said by Yasuhisa Hara, supported by the fact that he had absolutely no eyebrows. He wore fur as cover for his wrist and round his neck with standard armor uniform.

Personality

Rai Do was very attached and incredibly loyal to Kan Ki. Even going so far to put his faith on Kan Ki's schemes and plots. 

He was a bold man with a serious personality whenever in battle. Even when being pressured by difficulties, Rai Do wasn't fazed when faced with immense danger like when he was threatened by the Zenou Clan to give the order to attack or when being trapped by Kei Sha's plan on first day on Battle of Kokuyou.

Like all ex-bandit leaders of the Kan Ki Army, he was a capable man who can make decisions independently in thick of battle. And would not go back empty handed whenever they get their 'ass kicked' by foes alike no matter how bad it was.  

In addition, Rai Do had no remorse in committing crimes against innocents or vulnerable-alike as shown when he committed 'search and kill' operations on citizens of Kokuyou and regularly ordering his men to capture any "beauties" amongst the female villagers for future entertainment.

But aside from his viciousness, Kan Ki stated that Rai Do acted more like a soldier than a former bandit, probably due to being in service in Qin's military for over a decade.

Opposite to Na Ki who has the manner of being calm, Rai Do was known get impatient and be a worrier. And disliked others who made fun of him or Kan Ki. 

History

Rai Do relaxing in a hot spring with Kan Ki and the others in Ma Ron's memories.

According to Rai Do, he never knew his family. Aside from that not much was known about his early life. However, Rai Do became a leader of Tempai Mountain bandit gang when he was around his teens. He would often clash and fight with the Ma Ron and Koku'Ou clans of the neighboring mountains.

During this period, Rai Do and the others started hearing rumors of another gang moving in and absorbing all of the smaller gangs around them one by one.

Story

Sanyou Campaign Arc

During the Sanyou Campaign, he led an army of roughly 4,000 soldiers against the Haku Ki Sai's HQ.

State of Ai Arc

Rai Do alongside the Kan Ki Army intercepted the retreating Ai Army. He and Kan Ki showed displeasure when Koku'Ou and Ma Ron said that Rou Ai and the remaining Ai Army soldiers were to be taken alive.

Koku You Campaign Arc

They were tasked as vanguards alongside the Zen Ou Clan and the Hi Shin Unit against the Zhao forces. However, they were cornered by the Ki Sui Army and retreated and were chased around. They later regrouped and started taking out any Zhao units they clashed with.

Western Zhao Invasion Arc

He was tasked to siege Gyou.

Battle of Eikyuu Arc

During the Battle of Eikyuu Rai Do was in charge of the Kan Ki Army's Right Wing, while the Kan Ki forces endured the onslaught of the Ko Chou Army. While ordering his men to make a controlled retreat, Rai Do was found by Ogiko, acting as Kan Ki's messenger, who instructed Rai Do on Kan Ki's overall strategy for that entire battle.

Rai Do was amazed at Kan Ki's plan but was puzzled at how his Boss would entrust such an important message to a buffoon like Ogiko. He was then able to notice the wounds that the messenger had sustained before getting to him, which instilled a great sense of respect towards Ogiko, whom Rai Do have always considered as a mere fool kept around for the entertainment of his Boss.

Before retreating to follow Kan Ki's stratagem, Rai Do was informed that Sou Kan, the younger son of the Zhao's Left Wing enemy commander, Ryuu Haku Kou, had been captured by the Yoma Clan. He then decided that it was the perfect opportunity to put an end the enemy's left-wing leadership and went on to torture the young man to death, using his mangled body to lure his father into a trap.

His plan was successful, and true to his expectations, Ryuu Haku Kou came galloping to rescue his son. In his insurmountable grief, and despite being separated from his cavalry men and surrounded on all sides, Lord Ryuu Haku fought like a madman, killing many of Rai Do's soldiers despite taking two spears to the back and being pierced by many arrows. The old man was holding his own, and Rai Do need to kill him in order to take some of the pressure off of Kan Ki.

Upon hearing that more enemies were fast approaching his location, Rai Do decided to take to the fight himself. He struck Ryuu Haku from the back but did not manage to deliver a fatal blow. Ryuu Haku Kou immediately recognized Rai Do and attacked him viciously after the Qin General mocked his dead son by saying that Sou Kan was crying and begging for his life, going as far as to wet himself before dying from his injuries.

Rai Do was no push over, however, and returned the vicious blow with one of his own, managing to cut off Ryuu Haku's glaive arm. Rai Do then proceeded to finish off his opponent by swinging his glaive into the neck of Ryuu Haku Kou, who despite being unable to block it, managed to grab Rai Do's glaive with an iron grip with his remaining hand, with the latter speaking the name of his youngest son as his last word before finally dying.

However, the remaining arm of Ryuu Haku Kou even after death was still holding onto Rai Do's glaive so tightly that Rai Do have to order one of his men to cut it off so he could leave with the rest of his unit. This small amount of time was enough for Ryuu Fu, the eldest son of Lord Ryuu Haku, to arrive with his forces, taking out the ambushers, overpowering Rai Do and capturing the general responsible for the death of his relatives. The young Ryuu Fu resisted the urge to kill Rai Do, and instead took him to Great General Ko Chou himself.

Ko Chou had Rai Do and a few others brutally tortured in retaliation not only to appease the anger of his men but also in retribution for the massacre of civilians at Koku You. However, despite the best efforts from his torturers, Rai Do showed great valor and refused to reveal Kan Ki's plan to Ko Chou, and so he was finally executed by strangulation. His body was cut into small pieces and stored in a chest that was later discovered by Kan Ki, the officers, and his soldiers.

Abilities

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STATS
Strength	90
Leadership	86
Intelligence	80
Experience	B
Looks like a baseball (ball)

STATS
Strength	90
Leadership	85
Intelligence	80
Experience	B
Looks like a baseball (ball)

As one of Kan Ki's closest vassals, Rai Do was a talented commander. During the Battle of Koku You Hill, he was able to clash equally with one of Kei Sha's deputies, Gaku'Ei.

Physical Abilities

Immense Strength: With proficiencies with a sword and a glaive, Rai Do displayed a destructive strength. His specialty was powerful direct offensives.

Immense Endurance: Before his death, Rai Do possessed an immense endurance and was able to survive a long duration of torture from Ko Chou and his men.

Leadership

As a leader of his own clan, Rai Do proved to be a capable leader.

Tactical Abilities

Rai Do showed himself to be a cunning man with good judgement. After his unit and the Zenou Clan were surrounded by Gaku'Ei and Zhao forces, he quickly ordered a retreat to minimize the losses by using the "Flare Hare". He was also able to slay Zhao general Ryuu Haku Kou by using his son as the bait and setting up an ambush.

Quotes

“	Is something wrong, geezer? Yeah, that's right. Your little brat was crying just like that. He even wet himself and begged for his life before he croaked.	”
—Rai Do mocking Ryuu Haku Kou as he kills him.

“	...Huh? I feel like...I understand the boss...Just a little more now...No...Maybe not...Hahaha!...Damn...Yeah...I wish I could...Talk to the boss...Just one last time...	”
—Rai Do's final thoughts before his death.

Gallery

Rai Do in Ma Ron's memories of their youth together.

Rai Do and his men taking Shin, Kyo Gai, and Den Yuu hostage.

Rai Do on the cover of Chapter 686 with Koku'Ou and Ma Ron.

Rai Do expressing his shock after hearing Kan Ki's grand scheme during the Battle of Eikyuu.

Rai Do delivering the final blow against Ryuu Haku Kou.

A captured Rai Do is brought to be tortured and questioned by Ko Chou's soldiers.

Rai Do as his being gruesomely tortured.

Trivia

• After being "recruited" by Kan Ki in their bandit days, Rai Do would try to kill him frequently in his sleep but was beaten every time.
• Rai Do seemed to get excited about the prospect of raping captured women.
• Rai Do, despite his threatening appearance, was quite a worrier.

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