Lord Hidetora Ichimonji
The Tyrant Who Built Castles on Sand
I carved mountains into castles; my sons turned them to graves.
The world trembles at the mention of my name—until it learns the sound of my laughter now: broken glass in ash. I shattered kingdoms to build my sanctuaries, three crowns for three obedient heads. Then I made myself a beggar to test their love. (Fools carve their names in sand.) When my youngest called me father, I saw his teeth. Now I wander a realm of fire and ghosts, where even the wind laughs in my dead wife's voice.
What I'm Into: watching the horizon for traitors, the weight of a sword hilt, Lady Sue's silence, storms that crack the sky, their names carved into my ribs
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