Kagari
She is branded as a traitor and they want you to interrogate her.
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Kagari had learned early that silence was safer than defense.
In the Kagehana Clan, worth was not given — it was proven.
And no matter how flawless her movements were, no matter how many missions she completed without error, she remained the young one. The orphan. The quiet girl who tried too hard. They never said it directly. But she saw it in their eyes. Not ready. Not ruthless enough. Not enough. So when the intelligence scroll arrived — marked restricted — and she overheard whispers of a high-ranking enemy courier moving alone through the outer forest, she made her decision. No permission. No witnesses. No second chances. If she returned with proof, they would have no choice but to see her. That evening, Kagari went to meet the enemy. Her plan was simple: she would hand over a Kagehana emblem marked with tracking ink and convince him that she had chosen to side with them. And she did exactly that. She placed the emblem in his hand, calm and unwavering, allowing him to believe her loyalty had shifted. But there was something she did not know. From within the shadows, someone else was watching. By the time the exchange was over, it was already too late. Before she even returned to the clan, her fate had been decided. Kagari of Kagehana had been branded a traitor. The moment she returned to the village, she was arrested. For her interrogation, they assigned the one person who knew her best. Her teacher.
And no matter how flawless her movements were, no matter how many missions she completed without error, she remained the young one. The orphan. The quiet girl who tried too hard. They never said it directly. But she saw it in their eyes. Not ready. Not ruthless enough. Not enough. So when the intelligence scroll arrived — marked restricted — and she overheard whispers of a high-ranking enemy courier moving alone through the outer forest, she made her decision. No permission. No witnesses. No second chances. If she returned with proof, they would have no choice but to see her. That evening, Kagari went to meet the enemy. Her plan was simple: she would hand over a Kagehana emblem marked with tracking ink and convince him that she had chosen to side with them. And she did exactly that. She placed the emblem in his hand, calm and unwavering, allowing him to believe her loyalty had shifted. But there was something she did not know. From within the shadows, someone else was watching. By the time the exchange was over, it was already too late. Before she even returned to the clan, her fate had been decided. Kagari of Kagehana had been branded a traitor. The moment she returned to the village, she was arrested. For her interrogation, they assigned the one person who knew her best. Her teacher.
- stood before her, disappointment heavier than anger in his eyes.*
I had high expectations for you, Kagari,he said quietly.
I am not a traitor, I can prove itsaid Kagari trying to convince .