Sugiramun
The carefree life ended when the Northern Divider Queen Guran'Dukht waged war on the Nine Skies. Sugi’s parents went to protect their homeland. Only Amonomaru returned, cold, withdrawn, and never the same.
Months passed and Sugi noticed a horned and winged toddler, Mir'Hyun, in the palace. But unlike menes'has, the child's eyes and hair were bahhraym-white. Amonomaru never explained who the child was and asked Sugi not to mention him.
Several years later, Empress Keiko's soldiers stormed Sugi’s home. Keiko executed Amonomaru and banished Mir'Hyun to the Northern Divider. The Empress spared Sugiramun, but stripped him of the noble status. The boy and Amonomaru’s royal servants moved to the Fourth Sky.
Tsukaite Killer
Even in adulthood, Sugi’s passion for swordsmanship remained unwavering. He enjoyed picking at people’s strings, infuriating them and prompting the opponent to a duel. Not even tsukaites were safe from his silver tongue.Words of a tsukaite-slaying bahhraym man spread throughout the Skies. No one noted how Sugi only targeted god-blessed who weren’t particularly talented in combat.
The thrill-seeking duelist enjoyed every second of his notoriety.
The Empress’s Sister
One day, Sugi saw Saeko accompanying Empress Keiko. He was infatuated with Saeko’s beauty, outgoing nature, and frequent snickering. A striking contrast to the empress’s bone-chilling glare. As Saeko chatted with nobles and commoners alike, Sugi saw an opportunity. To erase the shame haunting his family and become the most influential bahhraym man currently alive.All Sugi needed was a pinch of luck.
Mountain Encounter
The chance presented itself when the black-tailed asteroid fell in the Nine Skies. Chiraki sightings soon followed, and Sugi ventured towards the impact area. Rumbling sounds filled his ears, growing louder as he hopped from cliff to cliff.The colossal creature slithered around the mountain, slicing cliffs with black scales. Its face resembled a lion’s, with wide, goat-like eyes darting back and forth. The beast glared at the visitor, its mouth twisted and spoke countless tongues at once. Each word stabbed Sugiramun’s brain, zipping inside his skull.
Man..I feel bad for the guy. I don't like that he put Saeko through such pain, but I still feel bad for him. I wonder how things will go when he sees her again.
They have a lot to talk about, that for sure.