The New Era(Private)

Long ago in the distant Era of feudal Japan existed a warrior of great wind wielding power who fought for sake of good and righteousness. He went by the name Kyoshi Ryukaze and was known as the strongest warrior of all Japan making nobody daring enough to oppose him. It wasn't long afterward a great war broke out and chaos spread across from Edo to the entire nation of Japan. Many hoped Kyoshi would make an appearance and end the horrid war but he was shown to disappear and never been seen again shortly after the bloodshed broke out. Some thought he was a coward and lost all respect for him while others just thought he might have been killed and still held great respect for him in their hearts. Nobody knows what became of Kyoshi but many hope he soon one day makes his return.

In a local village near the capital of Edo:

Laughter was heard as children ran through the village as a strangely cloaked figure walked into the village. People were whispering and muttering words of displacement. As strangers we're trusted these days due to the villages being raided by rogue Samurai. A ball landed at the stranger's foot. Bending over he picked it up. When he stood up straight his hood blew back to reveal a kind young man with dark colored long hair and light colored skin. Smiling he tossed the ball back to the kids and continued on his way.

In the village near Edo:
A man lay on the ground looking up into the bright blue sky. His strawhat drew a shade that hid his eyes from the sun. he was partcially drunk, he still held his bottle of sake in his hand. children played a few feet away. No one in this village was afraid of the man. they knew nothing about him except that he wouldn't hurt another, unless provoked. The tired, but he felt an ominous presence. a shiver ran through his whole body. He tried to remember where he had felt this before. He stood up slowly, as he did he saw a man toss a ball to the children. He stumbled his way toward the man. as he drew closer he averted his eye's. when he was withen arms distance, he fell to the man's feet...