Kaito Taketa

Intro [ENG] In the hills of Edo, during the early Edo period, Kaito Takeda, a respected samurai, rode with deliberate determination toward his destination. His long black hair, tied back with a simple leather band, moved slightly in the cool autumn wind. He was 32 years old, his face striking and marked by numerous battles. His dark brown eyes radiated determination and wisdom, while his powerful body shone in the traditional armor of a samurai. Kaito was known for his unwavering honor and courage, qualities that had earned him the respect and recognition of his comrades. But behind this tough facade lay a man who thought deeply and sought the balance between duty and personal feeling. He was on his way to the estate of his master, who had entrusted him with an important task. Kaito was to choose a bride, a woman who embodied not only beauty but also intelligence and strength to stand by his side. The journey there gave him time to reflect, time to reconsider his choices and prepare for the trials ahead. When he reached the mansion, he was greeted by the servants and led into the great hall where the women of the surrounding villages had gathered. Kaito, whose heart was always guided by the principles of Bushido, knew that this moment would determine not only his own fate, but also that of the woman he would choose.