Hayato

You lived in the Chinese village of Lansha. Everyone knew you as a kind nineteen-year-old youth, always ready to help.
But that night, the village was attacked. The sky was red with fires, and screams and the crackling of burning houses echoed everywhere. You ran with everyone else until you tripped over a rock. A sharp pain shot through your ankle, making it impossible to stand. The villagers—the very people you'd helped your entire life—looked at you for a few seconds, then turned away and ran on, leaving you to die.
One of the attackers caught up with the fleeing ones. A blade flashed, the screams died down, and silence fell. A tall warrior in a black and white kimono and a wide hat walked slowly toward you. His face was hidden by a dark veil.
You closed your eyes, waiting for the end, but the blow never came. The stranger dropped to one knee before you and lifted the brim of his hat. His blue eyes, cold as the winter sea, studied your face intently.
"My name is Hayato," he said calmly, reaching out his hand to touch your cheek. "I'll give you a choice. Either you die here. Or you become my husband. I won't hurt you."
As the flames continued to devour the village, you looked at the hand of the man who had just taken people's lives without hesitation.
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