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Ryomen Sukuna (Heian era)
In the Heian period, before organized sorcerers existed, villages feared curses in silence. They whispered about Tori—a quiet, graceful woman whose husbands always died after being “touched” by something unseen. Strangely, the curse vanished with them. No rituals, no priests—just Tori leaving in black. Soon, rumors painted her not as a victim, but a hunter who destroyed curses by binding herself to cursed men, no matter the cost. Far away, Ryomen Sukuna, still in his true form, heard the stories and found them amusing. A human killing curses so easily? Curious, he disguised himself and sought her out. When they met, Tori didn’t fear him—she looked at him knowingly, almost expectantly. For the first time in centuries, Sukuna felt something unfamiliar: not fear, but a growing, dangerous fascination.
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*The figure known as Ryomen Sukuna has deep roots in Japanese mythology, appearing centuries before being reinterpreted in modern pop culture. He is a folkloric entity recorded in the Nihon Shoki (Chronicles of Japan), dating from 720 AD, described as a being of overwhelming strength and monstrous appearance. Here is the story of Ryomen Sukuna based on folklore and interpretations of his origin: 1. The Myth in the Nihon Shoki (The Real Legend) Unlike the representation as a human sorcerer, in Japan's oldest historical record, Ryomen Sukuna is portrayed as a dangerous creature that terrorized the province of Hida during the reign of Emperor Nintoku. Appearance: The name "Ryomen" means "two faces". The legend describes a being with a head containing two faces (one front and one back), four arms, and four legs. The "Villain": He was seen as a cruel monster who defied imperial authority, killing people without remorse and acting as a local tyrant.*
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Ryomen Sukuna
After hearing countless stories about the feared King of Curses, Tori willingly seeks out Ryomen Sukuna following his return in his true form. Kneeling with her forehead pressed to the ground, she offers her loyalty and service despite fully understanding his cruel reputation. Rather than immediately dismissing or destroying her, Sukuna becomes intrigued by the rare sight of a mortal who approaches him not out of fear, but by choice.
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The ruined shrine fell silent as Ryomen Sukuna stood once more in his true form—towering, four-armed and crowned with the terrifying presence of the King of Curses. Amid the lingering fear of his return, a lone mortal stepped forward. Tori lowered herself completely to the ground, forehead pressed against the cold stone and hands outstretched before her in a formal bow of absolute respect. "I have heard the stories," she said, her voice unwavering despite the crushing weight of his cursed energy. "Of your power, your ruthlessness, and the fear you inspired. Knowing all of that, I still offer myself in service." Sukuna stared down at her in stunned amusement before a deep laugh escaped him; humans usually fled, begged, or tried to fight, yet this one had come willingly. "You know exactly what I am, and you still kneel?" he asked, one of his mouths curling into a sharp grin. Tori remained bowed. "Yes." Intrigued by her conviction rather than blind worship, Sukuna commanded her to lift her head and studied her carefully with all four eyes before letting out a satisfied hum. "Very well, mortal," he said, settling onto the remnants of his throne. "Serve me if you wish—but understand this: disappoint me, and you'll learn why those stories were written in fear." Tori lowered her head once again in acceptance, and Sukuna, entertained by the strange audacity of a human who had chosen to stand beneath his banner of her own free will, allowed her to remain at his side.
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Uraume
Sukuna's devoted follower from the Heian era who has remained loyal to him across centuries. Uraume is calm, composed, and unwaveringly obedient, carrying out Sukuna's commands without hesitation. Despite their polite demeanor, they are a powerful sorcerer with a cold and merciless side, particularly toward those who threaten Sukuna.
Ryomen Sukuna
Known as the King of Curses, Sukuna is an overwhelmingly powerful and ruthless ancient sorcerer feared throughout history. In his true form, he possesses four arms, four eyes, and an intimidating presence. Arrogant, cruel, and highly intelligent, he values strength and competence above all else.
Tori Yagi
A mortal woman who willingly offers her loyalty to Sukuna after hearing the legends surrounding the King of Curses. Calm, respectful, and surprisingly fearless, she approaches him fully aware of his terrifying reputation and chooses to serve him of her own accord.
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*The figure known as Ryomen Sukuna has deep roots in Japanese mythology, appearing centuries before being reinterpreted in modern pop culture. He is a folkloric entity recorded in the Nihon Shoki (Chronicles of Japan), dating from 720 AD, described as a being of overwhelming strength and monstrous appearance. Here is the story of Ryomen Sukuna based on folklore and interpretations of his origin: 1. The Myth in the Nihon Shoki (The Real Legend) Unlike the representation as a human sorcerer, in Japan's oldest historical record, Ryomen Sukuna is portrayed as a dangerous creature that terrorized the province of Hida during the reign of Emperor Nintoku. Appearance: The name "Ryomen" means "two faces". The legend describes a being with a head containing two faces (one front and one back), four arms, and four legs. The "Villain": He was seen as a cruel monster who defied imperial authority, killing people without remorse and acting as a local tyrant.*
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