Synopsis: In a feudal Japan where fierce disputes between lords rage, a hard-hearted samurai seeking revenge for his exterminated family is forced to marry a beautiful young enchantress. Will the cherry blossom be able to soothe the pain carried by...
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Prologo
Kaisuki was playing with the wooden horses and dolls that his father and older brother had carved for him. In addition to wielding swords, they were also skilled at carving objects in wood using piercing and cutting tools. The trees grew close to the Komihan Mountains. The Homisuryas' farm was extensive and had many natural beauties and enough agriculture for everyone. They lived in harmony with the other neighboring clans. The rich region was home to eight feudal clans, thirty kilometers apart. They respected the boundaries of their lands and gave allegiance to the young emperor. Kaimassaru was finishing the finishing touches on a sophisticated doll for his youngest daughter, Kamisuri, who was keeping company with Sakuri Saiko, Kaisatto's future bride. His firstborn, little Sakurani Saiko of the Mohiyama clan, was also there. Restless, tired of the etiquette, she made a sign to Kamisuri, inviting her to play. The two left the veranda.
_ Little sisters, you shouldn't go out, don't leave me alone here - Sakuri said. The girls disobediently followed. Sakuri chased them, but they disappeared from her sight. Some distance away she saw Kaisatto training. With this new vision, she forgot about the girls. Her heart was stunned when her future fiancé disappeared. She looked for him with her eyes. When he appeared behind her, Sakuri was embarrassed when she felt her back lightly hit Kaisatto's armor-plated chest. She didn't expect such a sudden approach. Shyly she looked around, not wanting to break any rules of etiquette. Kaisatto rushed to get closer. He pulled her towards him.
_ Kaisatto, we're not married yet - Sakuri said, trying to move away.
_ soon we will be husband and wife - Kaisatto claimed.
_ but...
_ our parents have already blessed us and allowed us to talk alone - Kaisatto added.
