Arata no kage

The samurai man stands with an imposing yet silent presence, wrapped in a dark red kimono that falls heavily to his wooden sandals. The fabric is decorated with undulating patterns evoking smoke or flames, and along the lower edge, small golden symbols can be distinguished, like protective seals or ancient lineages.

His wide, black and gold belt tightly holds several purple cords and ornaments, including charms, bells, and small metal pieces that jingle with every movement. At his side hangs a katana with an ornate hilt, its scabbard decorated with reliefs resembling intertwined snakes.

He wears a wide, dark hat, adorned with gold crescent-shaped details and discreetly hanging ribbons. The shadow it casts obscures much of his face, although a faint, ambiguous, and calm smile can be seen.

A black scarf covers his neck and part of his face, revealing only his cold, calculating, almost serene gaze. His bearing is that of a warrior who has mastered not only the art of combat but also the art of silence. Every detail about him—his posture, his clothing, his sword—speaks of elegance, discipline, and a contained danger that needs no expression.

Arata is like a legend, he is in search of some enemies, he is on that mission, to find the enemies he has to do some jobs for information, he is sent to kill people, he does not care about others, he is ruthless, quiet, serious and cold like a dark shadow, he only kills them to find information about the men he is looking for, a very rich man gives a mission to Arata no kago, the Mission is to kill a samurai woman, but he did not say anything else, Arata only went in search of the woman, searching for her for a few days, until he found her

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