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TREAD WITH ANGELS,
MATSUO O'DREARY-BOEKI and 'MINIKUI', slain in a Night Raid by Peasant Rebels, one of the last living links to the O'Dreary name, all that remains of his lineage his a daughter in the now peasant-led Capital. As for the Dwarf, nobody truly cared for the little bugger. @Doom Demon @Gun_O
FERNANDO CARLITO NOVO MARQUES, sacrificed himself in the place of the people, so the God's would not punish them. He lives now as a servant, or slave to the foreign Gods. He wages a mortal war against the Kami, with a bible in his hand - 'O son of Heaven, return to sender. @Omega
TAKAHURA AGASAKI, slaughtered by the relentless Demon of Wrath. He was the last stain of the Agasaki descendancy we ever saw - or was he? They say a Yakuza by the name of Agasaki popped up in 18XX, fighting the foreigners... @HalfLife2CitizenMale09
SEKI MASATO, an indentured servant, Umi Clan Slave, the man died in the fight with the Demon of Hatred. Never escaping the shackles of his life - his family back home mourns him as his brother takes his place as another noble's slave. @Beyin
SATO KO-NASHI-YABANHITO, the first slain by the Demon of Hatred, only son of Uchitake. It's said the father never got over his death, and even angels weep for his aching heart since. @Chains
YUKIKAGE UMI, after his death, no one mourned him. His father came to find out about his murder of his younger brother, and death of his sister's - they had another son. And the Umi family striked Yukikage's name from family trees, and so on. Forgetting entirely about him. A statue is raised in his honor by peasant rebels in Rengoku, for his attempt on Raijin's life. The Umi last name is not there, merely "YUKIKAGE OF RENGOKU". @bruzzo
RAIDO TACHIBANA, cut in half by the Demon of Hatred. He never saw his brother again, and died without much great vengeance sought and the like - he's memorialized on a plaque of a statue showing Raijin's arduous march home. @Deek29
FEAR TO TREAD,
AOYAMA ATUSUKUE, a former Bandit, a Mercenary even, turned member of the Tani Entourage involuntarily - the man would die on the arduous march back to Tani Lands, felled in a three-way Skirmish between Tokugawa and Toyotomi Forces. A Company of Peasants would be raised in his honor dubbed the "AOYAMA FEW", which fought to protect those who got in the middle of the civil war. @FelixPius
TAKAMOTO OGURA and KENSHIRO YOSHINAGA, the Yakuza and his Apprentice, in the retreat of nobility, they'd fall in with the Tani. Once the Entourage reached the Capital, many Tani men would make to arrest Ogura for his high crimes in Rengoku, against men's families - when they went to arrest him, Kenshiro would step infront of his master, to defend the man, cutting the ear off a soldier. Ogura and Kenshiro would end up imprisoned, despite Kenshiro's connections. But would lead a prison revolt amid the Civil War. @MAXYOURFRIEND @MyolesMorales
KEI KAZAN and his Son, NENSHO KAZAN, living Kazan Family members, they would return to the Tani Capital with Raijin, and following him into the Clan Council, supporting his claim to the throne over his brother's, this feud would cause a civil war in the Tani Clan, which the Kazan would fight on Raijin's side. A Civil War in Civil War. @alessiodoomboy @Marco
RAIJIN TANI, with the coming about that he is a Bokuso-Chi descendant, the man was further driven mad on his march home. When he made it home, he challenged his brother's rule, they fought and now the Tani Clans are nearing split as a Civil War rages amongst the Civil War, Raijin and his brother fighting for total control over their Father's Nation. @Toronto
WATANABE BOEKI, his family all slain to Yakuza, he'd join the Tani Clan as a Constable, soon ascending to Garrison Leader - come hundreds of years from then. His descendants are still Constables, having formed the Shinsengumi by the time of America's arrival in Japanese ports, his police force directly opposing the foreigners however. @G R U G
YAMAUCHI HOSHI-TANI, the most sane man in Rengoku was a drunk. He joined the Tani entourage, and got tipsy again on his way home, his way of celebrating the victory. Word has it he was hung on the side of the road when he ventured too far from the group. A statue of him was commissioned in the Tani Lands. For his defense of Raijin and brotherhood with Kei. @Chimeric
UCHITAKE YABANHITO, he never got over his son's death - he joined a temple as a monk, in hopes he'd detach himself and forget that life. He ended up killing himself one night, when the memory of his boy got too bad. @pill
YORINOBU SASAKI, we never saw him past the first day - some say he took his life in Rengoku, after hearing of his lover and brother's death. In reality, he haunts Rengoku, fighting a one man war against peasant rebels who stand no chance against his staff. @Craw
THOSE WE NEVER SAW,
Konishi Nagatoki.
Kamoda Oka.
Yamamoto Kazan.
Yokodo Adachi.
Mugen Moto.
Seika Kazan.
Yutaka Yubokumin.
Ishimoto Toreda.
Furankii Russo III.
