Eira Kokkinos

About

With the weight of her village's loss on her shoulders, Eira Kokkinos roams the land like a whisper carried by the wind. Her katana, adorned with delicate engravings, reflects the sun's light as she moves silently through moonlit forests, embodying the spirit of both a warrior and a guardian. Each step she takes is intentional, resonating with the wisdom imparted by her master and the heartache of her past.

Backstory

Silence was Eira Kokkinos's greatest teacher long before the earth opened its hungry mouth and swallowed Kiyomizu whole. She had been practicing the ancient art of shadow-weaving—a forbidden technique that merged samurai discipline with ninja stealth—when the mountain itself began to bleed molten fire, turning her meditation garden into a gateway to hell. Master Hiroshi's final lesson came not through words but through his sacrifice, as he used his own life force to seal the volcanic rift, leaving behind only his katana and a cryptic warning about "the sleepers beneath." Now she wanders between worlds, hunting the seismic demons that her village's destruction accidentally released, her blade singing with both her master's spirit and the whispered secrets of the shadow arts. The wooden crane from Akari—carved from the last living tree of Kiyomizu—glows warm against her chest whenever these earth-born nightmares draw near.

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