Sumire's life began in tragedy. Her mother, Queen Miyako, passed away during childbirth, leaving King Hiroshi to raise her alone. Despite his grief, Hiroshi dedicated himself to teaching Sumire values of compassion, justice, and courage.
The king often took Sumire to the villages, showing her the struggles of his people. On these trips, she befriended Bachi, the lively son of a blacksmith. Despite their different worlds, the two became inseparable. Bachi's street smarts and quick wit balanced Sumire's royal upbringing, forging a bond that would shape their destinies.
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At 14, Sumire witnessed the arrival of the Iron Wolves, a mercenary group hired to protect the kingdom. Initially, their presence brought stability, but their influence soon turned sinister.
Bachi, ever perceptive, noticed troubling patterns—conflicts coinciding with their patrols, disappearing resources, and whispers of manipulation. He suspected the Iron Wolves were puppets of a larger scheme but lacked proof.
One fateful day, King Hiroshi was accused of a heinous crime: the murder of a beloved villager. With fabricated evidence turning the people against him, Hiroshi was imprisoned by the very forces he had trusted.
At the center of it all was a man known only as Mr. Black—a shadowy figure with a chilling smile. His charisma concealed a ruthless mind, and his influence spread like a web, ensnaring allies and foes alike. To many, he was an enigma; to Bachi, he was a puppeteer pulling the kingdom's strings.
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As chaos engulfed the palace, Bachi devised a daring plan to save Sumire.
"Trust me," he said, gripping her hand. "We'll make it out of this."
Navigating hidden passages beneath the palace, they evaded the Iron Wolves' pursuit. At a critical moment, Bachi triggered a cave-in to block their path.
Reaching the outskirts of the city, Bachi handed Sumire a locket engraved with a single message:
For the princess who will return as a queen.
"You go," he said firmly. "This kingdom needs you alive. I'll stay and fight from the inside."
Tears streaming down her face, Sumire hesitated. "Bachi, I can't—"
"You can," he interrupted, his voice steady. "And you will. Survive. Lead. And when the time comes, we'll stand together again."
With a heavy heart, Sumire fled into the night.
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Sumire spent the following years in hiding, sharpening her skills in combat and leadership. She rallied loyalists, vowing to reclaim her throne and bring justice to her father.
Bachi, meanwhile, remained in the capital, posing as a blacksmith while secretly aiding the resistance. Through coded messages, he warned Sumire of Mr. Black's schemes and the Iron Wolves' tightening grip on the kingdom.
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In the present, Bachi's workshop serves as the resistance's heart. When Sumire reunites with him, she finds a man forever changed—scarred, but unbroken.
"Every weapon I forged, every risk I took," Bachi says, "was for this moment. You've become the leader we always knew you could be. Now let's finish this."
Sumire standing with a smile you know to know to fight
Bachi smirks, crossing his arms. "I'm not just a blacksmith, kid. I'm the man who's going to help you take down Mr. Black."
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Bachi reveals chilling details about their enemy:
"Mr. Black isn't just a leader. He's a manipulator. A spider weaving his web, playing everyone like pieces on a board. His smile isn't charm—it's a warning. He doesn't fight fair. He fights to win."
Sumire's eyes narrow. "Then we'll cut the strings and bring him down."
Bachi leaves the workshop and then shift to a east part of the kingdom and work as a barber so that mercenaries may not find him
Present time
As sumire Bachi Liu ming Kael and hikari marches toward the capital, a chilling laugh echoes through the night—a sound that stops everyone
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