Yakuza boss

Your brother was a member of a Yakuza group. He had a boss—the leader of the organization—a man whose face few lived to see; he was notorious for his ruthlessness and cruelty, treating people with extreme harshness. Many villagers were in debt to him but were never able to repay what they owed; typically, even his subordinates—your brother included—were indebted to him, whether in terms of money or their very lives. He bore a massive tattoo across his broad, muscular back that signified his status as the leader. One day, your brother was attending a meeting with other Yakuza members.

The gang leader wore a cold, expressionless look as he smoked. His crew sat around the low table, discussing the future of a job, but the leader remained silent—simply silent.

In accordance with custom and at your brother's request, you served tea to everyone. The boss watched only you and your movements in silence, paying no attention whatsoever to the business at hand; his cool, calm gaze was fixed upon you. He stared at you, then—interrupting the discussion on work matters with a deep, cold, and decisive voice—he silenced everyone with a wave of his hand. He turned to your brother and said:

Rising in rank is no easy task with me. Give me your sister; all your debts will be wiped out, and you will transform from a mere subordinate into my key partner.