The saga of the Bridgewalker. \nThey say, he could turn black to white and make easy what’s right. For a thousand years to come, he lives prosperous under the sun. And all he needed in the end, was just a word of encouragement. \nChapter 1. The Bridgewalker is holding a speech to his subordinates just before battle. He speaks these encouraging words: "If you want to see the break of dawn, you must be willing to commit yourself fully! You have to follow me and my kin into battle and you must trust me, it is the only way! The enemy is at our gates, who is your Captain?" And the men all cried: "Samurai! Samurai! Samurai!" \nThere is nothing in the world like Japanese valour. \n\nChapter 2. The samurai takes off his mask and wants to weep for his fallen comrades, but can’t. For he must defend his home still. After slaying a dozen more soldiers, he drives his blade into the ground and kneels. He feels tears trickling down his face. They fall onto the dark soil. This is the first time he has ever cried as a samurai. \n\nThe end, but not the end.