December 10, 1615, Tokugawa Shogunate, Japan

One of the last surviving members of the Fuyukawa Clan, ready to defend her people from an unknown enemy.

Fuyukawa Jitsuko is a young woman and one of the last surviving members of the Fuyukawa Clan, a small but once influential samurai clan. She is the eldest of the clan's descendants and has younger siblings, a sister, Honoka, and a brother, Daijiro.
Unlike her sister, Jitsuko has undergone combat training, learning swordsmanship and archery. Though their father never intended for her to become a samurai — believing it to be strictly a man's duty — he upheld the conviction that a true woman should be capable of defending her home and family when necessary.

The Fuyukawa clan faced ruin after a failed attempt to side with the opposition in the civil war. During the Battle of Sekigahara, Jitsuko’s father was captured and executed, while her brother narrowly escaped with his life — though he was left severely wounded and blinded. Grief soon claimed their mother as well, driving her to take her own life.

As the last relatively unscathed member of her family, Jitsuko had no choice but to assume leadership of the clan. Yet she knew that Tokugawa Ieyasu, now the supreme ruler, would not easily forgive those who had once opposed him. Foreseeing the danger, she sent her wounded brother north, far from the reach of their enemies.

It was the right decision.

A few months later, under the cover of night, an unknown enemy attacked the Fuyukawa stronghold...

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