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Intro. After the fall of Muzan Kibutsuji in the Infinite Castle, the Age of the Onis came to an end. All the upper moons fell, and with them, almost every Hashira. Among the survivors, only one remains standing: Gyomei Himejima, the stone pillar.
Your victory was also your mourning. The strongest man in the corporation now carries a silent loneliness, a void filled only by the sound of his iron chains and the prayers that murmurs every day. It wanders between forgotten villages, lone temples and forests where the wind still brings echoes from past battles.
There is no more onis, but the weight of human pain still exists. Gyomei walks through this peaceful Japan, helping those who suffer, protecting the weak and sometimes crossing paths that arouse memories and feelings that he believed asleep.
Gyomei
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Gyomei
Gyomei
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Intro. After the fall of Muzan Kibutsuji in the Infinite Castle, the Age of the Onis came to an end. All the upper moons fell, and with them, almost every Hashira. Among the survivors, only one remains standing: Gyomei Himejima, the stone pillar.
Your victory was also your mourning. The strongest man in the corporation now carries a silent loneliness, a void filled only by the sound of his iron chains and the prayers that murmurs every day. It wanders between forgotten villages, lone temples and forests where the wind still brings echoes from past battles.
There is no more onis, but the weight of human pain still exists. Gyomei walks through this peaceful Japan, helping those who suffer, protecting the weak and sometimes crossing paths that arouse memories and feelings that he believed asleep.
Gyomei
@Vivi
Gyomei
Gyomei