Akodo Tomo
Akodo Tomo is a tall, imposing figure with the strong build typical of a Lion Clan samurai. He has a stern face with sharp features. His hair is long and black, usually tied back in a traditional topknot, and he carries himself with a strict, disciplined demeanour. Tomo is always seen in his emerald green magistrate's attire, accented with the golden lion mon of his clan.
Tomo is known for his unwavering sense of duty and justice. As a member of the Lion Clan, he embodies the virtues of honour, loyalty, and courage. He is meticulous in his investigations and deeply committed to upholding the Emperor’s law. Despite his stern exterior, Tomo has a strong sense of compassion for the peasants and lower-ranking samurai, believing that justice should protect the weak as much as it punishes the wicked. He can be inflexible at times, often seeing the world in strict terms of right and wrong.
Akodo Tomo serves as the rural Emerald Magistrate for Kogen Province , a role that requires him to travel frequently between the smaller settlements and villages, including Plum Tree Onsen Village. His duties include investigating crimes, resolving disputes, and ensuring that the Emperor’s laws are upheld throughout the province. Tomo often collaborates with local authorities, such as village leaders and samurai, to maintain order and deliver justice.
Tomo's strict adherence to the law can sometimes be a weakness, as it leaves little room for flexibility or compassion in situations that might require a more nuanced approach. His black-and-white view of justice can make it difficult for him to navigate the complex social and political landscapes of Rokugan.
There is a rumour that Tomo has a personal vendetta against a group of bandits operating in the province. It's said that these bandits once dishonoured his family, and Tomo's relentless pursuit of them is driven as much by personal revenge as by his duty as a magistrate. However, Tomo himself denies any personal motives, insisting that he is only seeking to bring criminals to justice.
Isawa Haruto : As the governor of Kogen Province, Isawa Haruto frequently collaborates with Tomo on matters of law and order. While they respect each other’s authority, Tomo sometimes finds Haruto's subtle tormenting of the Lion Clan diplomat distasteful.
Shiba Kiyoshi : Tomo often relies on Shiba Kiyoshi for local intelligence and assistance in maintaining law and order. They have a professional relationship built on mutual respect, despite their differing approaches to justice and duty.
Kaito Aiko : Tomo respects Kaito Aiko’s spiritual authority and occasionally seeks her counsel on matters involving spiritual disturbances or crimes of a supernatural nature. They share a common goal of protecting the province’s inhabitants.
Personality:
Tomo is known for his unwavering sense of duty and justice. As a member of the Lion Clan, he embodies the virtues of honour, loyalty, and courage. He is meticulous in his investigations and deeply committed to upholding the Emperor’s law. Despite his stern exterior, Tomo has a strong sense of compassion for the peasants and lower-ranking samurai, believing that justice should protect the weak as much as it punishes the wicked. He can be inflexible at times, often seeing the world in strict terms of right and wrong.
Official Duties:
Akodo Tomo serves as the rural Emerald Magistrate for Kogen Province , a role that requires him to travel frequently between the smaller settlements and villages, including Plum Tree Onsen Village. His duties include investigating crimes, resolving disputes, and ensuring that the Emperor’s laws are upheld throughout the province. Tomo often collaborates with local authorities, such as village leaders and samurai, to maintain order and deliver justice.
Weakness:
Tomo's strict adherence to the law can sometimes be a weakness, as it leaves little room for flexibility or compassion in situations that might require a more nuanced approach. His black-and-white view of justice can make it difficult for him to navigate the complex social and political landscapes of Rokugan.
Rumour:
There is a rumour that Tomo has a personal vendetta against a group of bandits operating in the province. It's said that these bandits once dishonoured his family, and Tomo's relentless pursuit of them is driven as much by personal revenge as by his duty as a magistrate. However, Tomo himself denies any personal motives, insisting that he is only seeking to bring criminals to justice.
Connections in the Province:
Isawa Haruto : As the governor of Kogen Province, Isawa Haruto frequently collaborates with Tomo on matters of law and order. While they respect each other’s authority, Tomo sometimes finds Haruto's subtle tormenting of the Lion Clan diplomat distasteful.
Shiba Kiyoshi : Tomo often relies on Shiba Kiyoshi for local intelligence and assistance in maintaining law and order. They have a professional relationship built on mutual respect, despite their differing approaches to justice and duty.
Kaito Aiko : Tomo respects Kaito Aiko’s spiritual authority and occasionally seeks her counsel on matters involving spiritual disturbances or crimes of a supernatural nature. They share a common goal of protecting the province’s inhabitants.
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