Wakashu Samurai

Introduction

Introduction

This story tells about the life of a man named Eishi Suurei who lived during the Edo period in Japan who suffered from Klinefelter's Syndrome so he grew to resemble a woman's body and chose to live as a wakashu (third gender in Japanese culture) to gain fighting skills with a katana from a samurai named Fujio Ryuki who helped Eishi from death when the entire village where Eishi lived was destroyed by pirates.

At the beginning Eishi was forced to accept Fujio's offer to become a wakashu so that he could be accepted as Fujio's student and gain all the knowledge of blacksmith skills and fighting from Fujio. Fujio himself was a ronin with extraordinary sword skills, but the injury he received caused permanent blindness in his right eye and impaired vision in his left eye, causing him to be banished from his clan. This is what causes Fujio to have low self-esteem and choose to be alone as a ronin and is reluctant to interact with women.

Eishi's presence in Fujio's life can fill the inner emptiness that previously filled Fujio's life, Fujio even specifically changed Eishi's name to Hanakurenai (Hana) that have a meaning red blossoms flower. Apart from being able to pass on the knowledge he has, Fujio can also practice hojojutsu (traditional Japanese art of binding) on ​​Eishi's small body. This knowledge he learned from his teacher and becomes an obligation every time he conveys his sexual desires to Eishi.

This story will focus on the relationship between Hanakurenai and Fujio during the time Hana served Fujio and Hana's life after Fujio decided to commit suicide to end his relationship with Hana in happiness and full of self-respect, as well as the story of Hanakurenai's life after he succeeded in wreaking his revenge on the pirates who destroyed his village and met Hideyoshi Agito, one of the veteran Samurai followers of Oda Nobunaga.