William G. Honi

William G. Honi
William G. Honi is one if not the most famous Zeepeelee of all time. William was the man that defended against the Sojo. In his life he was known for being a great father, husband, and teacher to many. Many of his students later taught in honor of him. His children became skilled Zeepeelee fighters. In his death he was known as one of the greatest opposing forces against the Sojos' invasions.

Early Life
William was born in a small community in Snova, the home country of the Zeepeelee, called Leonian. This is where he studied his fighting technique. Once he was 5 he graduated from the basic fighting Zeepeelee school. He was a slightly above average student. When he was 10 he graduated from the advanced fighting school and proved his prowess. He defeated his mentor and 5 other extremely talented students. He and 3 others went to the Snova school of battle. In this school he and his 3 classmates passed almost being expelled for some fights outside of the school. At 15 he had graduated from his fighting schooling. He soon there after got married to one of his fellow 3 classmates. By the time he was 20 they had 6 kids with a set of twins on the way. All seemed well until he learned that Snova was going into war with a neighboring country.

Military Life
William entered into the military to serve his country and defend. His wife Charlotte could not join as she was pregnant. So William marched off to war. He faced off against the opposing country that was Siodio. They fought for 2 years. During that time William showed off his battle abilities and experience. He soon became one of the leading military faces. He proved that he was one of the best of the best. He helped with one of the most decisive battles in the war.

In the end Snova ended up loosing the war however, without William there would have been many more fatalities. When he returned home at 22 he declined a continuation of service in order to go home and be with his family.

Post Military Life
By 28 William was a famous teacher of advanced Battle Tactics and Zeepeelee Battle Style. He was a foundation of his community and had 15 children. Charlotte and William were happy. They were known for their embracing nature. Both extremely skilled in Zeepeelee battle style. Everyone in their community were given a free battle education. Everything seemed to go splendidly for William and his family.

Sojo
The Sojo came marching through on William's 29th birthday. It was the morning of when it was still dark. He got up that morning to someone screaming to run. He ran out of his house to see an army marching through his quiet town. He yelled for everyone to run. He ran at the Sojo. He fought for 12 straight days. He defeated 597 Sojo without aid. The Armoron arrived to support him on that 12th day. Where he stood long enough for them to join the battle where he collapsed and died. Out of outrage the Armoron killed 276 Sojo forcing them into retreat.

After Math
William won the battle but lost his life. The next year a holiday was put into place. The William Armoron Alliance Day celebrated on William's birthday December 5th. William has been seen as a sign of hope ever since and his catchphrase "Hey, just do it with a bit more style." Has become the chant for hundreds of Zeepeelee. Now he is seen as a legend. A one man army.

'''William G. Honi died in Combat protecting his children, his wife, his students. All while doing it with just a bit more style.'''