Sublime

Code of the Samurai,—the Art of Death which makes our soldiers exult in self-sacrifice;

Teishin,

“Kwang-san, this is Tsusano Kazu of Ishihama, Lord of the Arashiki and my wife’s brother.”

all appearances, it’s dedicated to Inari, the god of rice and harvests, but the truth is that it’s always been dedicated to a great samurai from the Amago clan, who was killed by the villagers centuries ago. The armour was his. It’s said to be a sort of relic.” As the reader knows, the samurai’s armour was now clothing the wax corpse at the