There is no universal or everlasting in this world, be it an immortal warrior or an eternal nation───────turning such providence into a blade, the target is shaved off along with its existence.
One could say the path towards becoming one with the vengeful ghost of the Heike was already paved for Yoshitsune who bore a grudge against the Genji during her life.įan Translation: 『All Things Are Impermanent・The Prosperous Are Sure To Fall』Ĭlassification: Anti-Unit Secret TechniqueĪ cursed attack slammed at the enemy with a sword engulfed in the grudges of the Taira-clan.
Yoshitsune was Taira no Kiyomori's adopted son for a while. Was Yoshitsune taken in as a component of Kagekiyo as a result of "having a grudge against the Genji" or has Yoshitsune's enormous resentment become the core of Kagekiyo as an Avenger───── "This warrior called Minamoto Yoshitsune is, in truth, Kagekiyo." In their materialization this time, Kagekiyo has truly become one with Minamoto Yoshitsune. In the exact same way as the (so-called) historic sites related to Yoshitsune of the Minamoto-clan. There are a great number of legends about Kagekiyo and historic sites related to him (or so they claim) exist all over the country. The real Kagekiyo might have actually escaped to the Chūgoku region and spent the rest of his life in happiness there, but regardless of that, "Taira no Kagekiyo" bears a grudge against the Genji. Those who bear a grudge against the Genji are taken over by "Taira no Kagekiyo". It has nothing to with whether it is the actual person. Indeed it doesn't matter whether they are of the Heike. Indeed, it doesn't matter whether they are Kagekiyo. Yoritomo was actually attacked by Kagekiyo thirty-seven times, but they failed each time.Īnybody who desires vengeance against the Minamoto-clan will eventually turn into Kagekiyo and bare their fangs against the Genji. The military exploits established by the samurai on the Heike's side and the deep-seated grudges the deserters felt towards the Genji are condensed into the image of "Taira no Kagekiyo" for some reason.
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