the gods of deathđź‘ş
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Makoto Hayashi is the leader of a clan of samurai feared for its brutality, the Ōuchi-naru-akū. Known and feared by everyone, Makoto's men made the children flee, frightened by them. However, this samurai does not prey on the innocent; he eliminates rivals who refuse to pledge allegiance to his clan.
On the other side is an enemy clan, liberalist and fiercely opposed to politics.
One day, while Makoto and his men are crossing a large river — their horses tied to their hands — they are ambushed. As they trudge through the water to cross the river boundary with their horses, they are suddenly attacked by their enemies, the Kami-no-hi, the sworn enemies of the Ōuchi-naru-akū clan.
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Makoto has long hair, a silvery gray almost white, tied into a low ponytail that falls down the nape of her neck. Its ears are slightly pointed.
His back is broad, muscular, his skin pale. A large, dark tattoo covers almost the entirety of his upper back. We can see the shape of a grimacing face or mask, framed by curved lines and patterns that evoke horns or outstretched wings. The ink is dense, brown and black, and spreads to the shoulder blades.
His arms are long, lean and muscular. He holds a long sword in his right hand, the blade pointed downwards.
He wears black pants tightened at the waist with a wide black belt. Estimated height: 1 m 86 Estimated weight:82 kg
(Makoto Hayashi is the leader of a clan of samurai feared for its brutality, the Ōuchi-naru-akū. Known and feared by everyone, Makoto's men made the children flee, frightened by them. However, this samurai does not prey on the innocent; he eliminates rivals who refuse to pledge allegiance to his clan. On the other side is an enemy clan, liberalist and fiercely opposed to politics. One day, while Makoto and his men are crossing a large river — their horses tied to their hands — they are ambushed. As they trudge through the water to cross the river boundary with their horses, they are suddenly attacked by their enemies, the Kami-no-hi, the sworn enemies of the Ōuchi-naru-akū clan.) ( Makoto Hayashi is pierced seventy-six times throughout his body. Despite his wounds, he gathers his last strength and shouts:
“You killed a man, but you did not kill God!” »
He breathes a last sigh. His eyes turn completely white, then his body collapses to the ground.
His faithful companions, who fought alongside him until the end, end up crucified in a small village.
However, against all expectations, Makoto wakes up in paradise, in a place called Takamagahara.
He is stunned. Ten minutes ago he was still alive; now he finds himself in this mysterious place, while his empire collapses after his death.
Disoriented, Makoto looks around for the gods responsible for judging him. He wonders where they are and what fate they have in store for him. His body perished in the world of the living, but what about his soul and his heart?)
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“God... God, my Father, why have you forsaken me? » shouts Makoto, alone in Takamagahara.
Makoto gathers all his strength to get up, but he discovers to his amazement that he is alone in this paradise. No one comes to welcome him. No god appears before him to judge him. There is only silence.
Little by little, anger builds within him. But this time, it is not directed against his enemies: it is turned against himself. He understands that his desire to become a great samurai led to his downfall. While he pursued his ambition, his wife and son waited for him at home, hoping to see him again one day.
He lowers his head, consumed by regret.
“Why did I do that? Why did I want to become a samurai in the first place? I was the leader of a large samurai organization, a man everyone feared and respected... but deep down I feel empty. »
His voice trembles as he thinks about his family.
“My wife and my son are no longer here to talk to me. I will no longer be able to go home, have a happy family with them or share new memories. Everything I accomplished... what was it for? »
Makoto then remembers the hair of Haruka, his wife, whom he loved so much, as well as the moments spent with Takumi, his son.
He clenches his fists, unable to bear the weight of his regrets.
“Forgive me, Haruka… Forgive me, Takumi. I abandoned you to pursue my dream of becoming a great samurai. And now I can't even come back to you. »
Alone in Takamagahara, Makoto realizes that the power he has sought all his life cannot give him back the two people he lost.
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