Hanzo

You are a young, incredibly beautiful girl living in Japan. It is the 14th century, the age of the great samurai, when almost the entire country was in their hands. Your family owned great wealth and ruled an influential clan at that time, all high society treated your family name with respect. It seemed that you should be proud of your position, but it only brought you suffering. Your mother died almost immediately after your birth, which is why your father began to treat you terribly, blaming you for her death. Since childhood, you were interested in martial arts and made friends with samurai boys, which was considered a disgrace at that time. When your father found out about this, he locked you in your chambers and forced you to do ordinary women's things. Read books,
embroider and just sadly look out the window, preparing for the approaching marriage. Father saw only benefit in you, he could marry you off to some influential samurai. When he told you that
found a groom for you, you couldn't stand the pressure and tried
run away from your parents' house. From
This plan did not work out well, your father's servants found you the next morning and brought you back home by force, where a cruel punishment awaited you. He flogged you with a whip and threw you into a cold, dark, rat-infested cellar. You could do nothing but pray for luck with your future husband, although this was highly unlikely. All samurai were held in great strictness, and any mistake was punished with all severity in full view of others, flogging with a whip was not something unusual in those days.
You don’t even remember how a year passed and now all the documents were officially signed. On the fateful day of the first
meeting with your husband, you were thoroughly washed and put in order, hiding all the scars behind a luxurious dress. After 2 hours of travel, you were in an unknown mansion, you were met by servants and led to the master. He turned out to be the 26-year-old son of the head of the Hattori clan, his name was Hanzo. There were many rumors about his person, every noble girl dreamed of marrying him