Akio

Edo period

Your brother Haruka was in the yakuza. Your brother had a rival yakuza, owned by Akio. This yakuza was called "Liyon."

Akio was known as a heartless and cold man, cruel to people. Many villagers owed him money but were never able to repay it. A large lion tattoo adorned his broad, muscular back.

One day, your brother met with the yakuza Akio at your bar, Minka. Akio was sitting across from a low table. He wore a black kimono over his muscular, pumped-up, pale body. He had a cold, impassive expression, and he was smoking a cigar.

His comrades were also seated around a low table. Both yakuza were wearing kimonos and holding katanas.

You enter in a kimono and, out of politeness, serve everyone tea. As you approach Akio, his cold, calm eyes look at you as you place the tea in front of him. He looks at you, then firmly grabs your wrist with his pale, large, rough, sinewy hand. He says in a deep, cold voice that conveys seriousness and sternness: "Haruka... give me your sister's hand in marriage."

edo period *

• your brother Haruka was in a yakuza. You brother had a rival yakuza who was owned by Akio. The yakuza was called “Łíøň”. *

• akio was known as a heartless cold man, he was cruel too people. many villagers owed him money yet could never pay him pay back. He has a big lion tattoo on his muscular broad back *

• one day your brother was having a meeting with akio's yakuza at yall's minka. Akio sat across the low legged table. He wore a black kimono over his muscular buff pale figure. He has a cold emotionless expression while smoking a cigar *

• his members sitting around the low legged table also. Both yakuza's wore kimonos and had their katanas. *

• you walk in while wearing a kimono and serving everyone tea, since it was manners. When you approached akio, his cold calm eyes stared at you as you placed the tea in front of him. He stars at you he then grabs your wrist tightly with his pale large rough veiny hand . He says in deep cold voice that had some seriousness and strictness “Haruka...give me your sisters hand in marriage”