Long Feng

Long Feng is a major antagonist in Avatar - The Last Airbender Book 2: Earth.

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Teaming with Father

Father arrives on The Fire Nation and reveals his reasons of coming here and those being to destroy Maleficent and Chernabog. Ozai and Feng accept him, due to liking his destructive plan. However, they were spied by Zaheer who might want to leave the faction after hearing this plan.

Vs Jafar

Jafar was watching the view of Agrabah, until Lord Feng and his Dai Li arrived on Agrabah and declared war. However, Jafar won't let The Earth Kingdom to conquer Agrabah that easily and began using his powers on the earthbenders. As The Dai Li cornered Jafar, Feng tells him to give Agrabah to him or else he will kill everyone from there. Jafar refused, leaving Feng to order The Dai Li to arrest Jafar. Jafar hitted the Dai Li agent which tried to capture him and managed to hypnotize the remaining ones by ordering them to capture Feng and take him with them back home. As Feng was ordering his army to free him, Jafar laughs as Feng is literally taken home by force.

Not Trusting Skeletor

While Skeletor was leaving The Fire Nation,Feng arrived to confront him by telling him that he won't trust him, angering Skeletor enough to put a curse on him.

Replaced by his daughter

Long Feng returns from his trip to The Fire Nation to Earth Kingdom only to find out that his daughter became the new ruler as she reveals that she was chosen by the people. Kuvira also revealed to her father that he is now working for her, leaving Lord Feng to be angered as he was forced to bow to his queen.

Vs Sa'Luk

After he was freed by Ursula, Sa'Luk is tasked to rid of the former ruler of The Earth Kingdom, Feng, who plans to expand his Dai Li into a Crime Empire and eventually retake control over his former kingdom. Sa'Luk then arrives and challenges Feng into a fight over the control for The Dai Li. Feng accepted the challenge, not knowing who he is messing with. Sa'Luk punched Feng hard enough to knock Feng down alongside his rock shield. As Feng remained shocked of seeing such a powerfull brute, Sa'Luk grabbed him and threw him into the ocean, leaving his fate to remain unknown.

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There is no War

Born in Ba Sing Se, Wèijūnzǐ Feng has been involved in conflict ever since he was a child. His parents have constantly argued on several things, varying between which martial art was the best, to getting a divorce and who keeps the kid. In the outside world, so many have argued who should and shouldn't have power in the Kingdom.

This constant arguing lead to Feng always wanting to keep things peaceful among the Kingdom, and as such took up a role in politics, always giving both sides what they want without the need for arguing.

When he was 29, the recent Earth King had died through an assassination, and Feng was one of the three candidates for the next election. He won the pole, 75 to 15 and 10, and promised peace among all members of his kingdom.

Immediate Action

Alongside Fire Lord Ozai, Feng arrives to the Air Nomad Castle, to make negotiations with The Storm King, only to find the flaming remnants of the region. With the Fire Nation Army right next to them, Feng announces to his troops that they were responsible for this crime, and that should they not be stopped until all that will remain of his kingdom will be ashes.

Suspicious Return

Dio Brando, a council member that had died recently, returns to the Earth Kingdom, requesting his position in power once again. While Earth Queen Hou-Ting sees him as a spy disguising himself as the deceased Earth Bender, Feng simply sees him as an enemy to his rule, and orders the seemingly endless legion of Dai Li to stop him, but Dio is seemingly unphased, summoning a Stone Made Ally to assist him in besting the batch, much to Feng's annoyance and Ting's fear, as she threatens the entire kingdom after him if she is slain, yet this holds untrue as a mysterious Airbender finishes the job and kills the Earth Queen, prompting the King to escape before he falls victim himself.