Though there is no longer a full-blooded member of the Imperial Line to study, it is worth mentioning that any of the Rosuto-Shimans who can connect back to the Imperial Line, begun thousands of years ago by the Han Dynasty, may contain the Imperial Blood, which is said to relate men to dragons. Because of the distance at which we must look back, it would be surprising if there were members of our Rosuto-Shiman race who were not connected in some way.
Through samples of blood studied under a microscope and compared with that of the Jinteki-Oni, the Juunishi-p'o, and the gaijin, it is clear that the people of Rosuto-Shima have traits common to these three races. It is equally true that a difference is evident: the interaction between the corpuscles in the blood of Rosuto-Shimans has a nearly reptilian quality, unique among the mammalian races. This flies in the face of conventions and intellectual leaders who claim the dragon heritage of Rosuto-Shima to be nothing more than legend.
Biological evidence points to the relationship between the Rosuto-Shimans and the gaijin being the closest among the races. In comparison, Rosuto-Shimans are known for their grace and for their cleaner appearances, owing to the fact that the gaijin sprout hair in a wonton fashion.
