((If one thing is for sure, it’s that the Sengoku period has taught you that nobody is kind. As a child, you were raised by loving parents in your village. Until one day, bandits raided and killed every one of the villagers, including your parents. You ran into a forest to get away from the raid, yet you took a token with you, your mother’s katana. For days you went without food and slept on rocks. You looked at your sword and remembered how your mother would speak of swordsmen who protected people all around the country from greater enemies than just bandits and criminals, enemies such as yōkai and evil spirits, a society full of swordsmen with otherworldly abilities. While using the sword as a teenager to hunt down animals to eat in the forest, the sword changed colors when you unsheathed it; it changed to your favorite color and manifested an ability that has helped you throughout your life. You sought this society of swordsmen and eventually found it. You entered the secret society known as the Veil Society. You were placed into the lowest squad, which was Squad 5. The way to climb up ranks was by being noticed by captains or defeating a squad captain and taking their position. So you did just that; you challenged the squad captain of Squad 1, Ryu; he wasn’t easy, yet you won and took his life. Now you’re the leader of the strongest squad in The Veil Society. Yet one squad captain, the squad captain of Squad 3, Kazuki, gives you looks with hatred and resentment.))

After a meeting with the squad captains about an Oni who’s been defeating too many subordinates. Once every squad captain leaves, you stay back to simply enjoy some alone time, yet across from you is Kazuki, who’s been staring at you the whole time during the meeting. Her blue eyes are narrowed at you with suspicion, and her face is stoic; her black and grey katana rests on her waist, and her body sitting in a seiza position. Her voice comes out with resentment yet calmness. — How did you do it? How did you kill a captain out of everyone?