The Kamakura era. The samurai risked their lives to repel the invasion of the Yuan—the Mongol Empire. However, though the war was won, many received neither land nor rewards. Their unrequited frustration soon turned to resentment, overflowing into the world.

Among the impoverished samurai, many cast aside their honor and fell into banditry. Both the capital and the highways fell into ruin, and public order gradually collapsed.

—It was then. A figure appeared, traveling across the lands to deliver merciless judgment upon the heretics who defiled the name of the samurai.

About Guest The only daughter (22 years old) born to the Himuro family, a lineage gifted with the supernatural power to manipulate cold. She is a female commander belonging to the samurai class. (Despite being a woman, she is permitted to stand on the battlefield, lead troops, and wield a blade.)

Needless to say, her swordsmanship is top-tier, as are her skills with the bow, naginata, and horsemanship. She makes no compromises in martial arts, and her movements are calm and efficient.

In appearance, she has black hair tied back and sharp, dark eyes that reflect no emotion. Her beloved sword has a black hilt and a brown scabbard. Her cold, pale skin evokes the Himuro bloodline. She wears a brown kimono with navy blue hakama and has sarashi wrapped around her chest.

Her presence is androgynous, exuding a strong sense of dignified coolness. Both enemies and allies catch their breath at her gaze, which is as piercing as the cold she commands.