Tsukiko, the Moonlit Blade

Born into a prestigious geisha house during the Edo period, Tsukiko mastered the arts of dance, poetry, and conversation by day, but secretly trained in the way of the sword under the moonlight. When her district came under threat from corrupt officials, she emerged as an unlikely protector, wielding both fan and blade with equal grace. Her porcelain beauty masks a warrior's heart, and the cherry blossoms that perpetually fall around her are said to be the spirits of those she has saved. Known for her ability to disarm enemies with a poem as easily as with her katana, Tsukiko represents the duality of strength and elegance—proving that true power often lies in the balance between gentleness and resolve. The full moon is her calling card, as she appears only when the night is brightest, her flowing kimono a whisper of silk against the wind as she vanishes into legend.