When their captive admitted to liking western Animated production, his captors cruelly took turns beating him into submission for it. They inquired about a TV set that he'd modified to pick up television broadcasts from across the Chinese/Korean border, where their neighboring country permits the airing of American produced animation, a capitol offense by their government. One day during class, the secret police of the Korean Government's Workers Party came in and apprehended Kwang-Jo for questioning. He was also an aspiring cartoonist and often drew doodles of his favorite American animations in his spare time. While a citizen of Rason, North Korea, Ahn Kwang-Jo would attend Raijin University growing into one of its most accomplished students.

At an unknown date in time, The Dragon King of the Northern Sea cohabited with Kwang-Jo's mother, birthing a dragonman child spawn who went through life unaware of his lineage or his destiny. Ahn Kwang-Jo is the descendant of King Munmu, the former ruler of the ancient kingdom of Silla in Korea in the seventh century AD, and the Aqua-Man of North Korea.

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