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| - Seitei (西帝, Seitei), known as Seizan (西山, Seizan) in the manga, is a follower of Toshin Raizen and a monk companion of Hokushin & Touou. Other than Hokushin, he & Touou were likely the strongest of Raizen's men. He possesses upper A-Class demon energy.
- Beneath the blue moon on one special day, Kaiso Kobukan and his wife, Maraki Kobukan, had brought a beautiful child into the world, finally making their union in the world eternal. They decided to name the child "Seitei" (制定, Seitei), which roughly translates to "Enactment", as a sign of the couple's wish to follow the path of justice. From birth, Kaiso had a big feeling that his daughter would grow up as a unique person, different from others around him. During this time, the village was constantly plagued by civil wars due to the members of the nigh-extinct Uchiha Clan residing amongst the villagers, despite the world being nearly under the predominance of an ambitious Uchiha more than a decade ago. With the spawn of such quarrels, Kaiso became increasingly strict with his child as she g
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| - Beneath the blue moon on one special day, Kaiso Kobukan and his wife, Maraki Kobukan, had brought a beautiful child into the world, finally making their union in the world eternal. They decided to name the child "Seitei" (制定, Seitei), which roughly translates to "Enactment", as a sign of the couple's wish to follow the path of justice. From birth, Kaiso had a big feeling that his daughter would grow up as a unique person, different from others around him. During this time, the village was constantly plagued by civil wars due to the members of the nigh-extinct Uchiha Clan residing amongst the villagers, despite the world being nearly under the predominance of an ambitious Uchiha more than a decade ago. With the spawn of such quarrels, Kaiso became increasingly strict with his child as she grew, even resorting to teach her himself on most topics instead of letting her learn at the academy. At a very young age, she was constantly lectured by her mother and father about morals, in hopes that she would grow up to be a kind and caring person. As expected, Seitei kept all her parent's teachings at heart as she grew older, making such values a part of her. She was seen by Kaiso as the perfect daughter, and he was quite overprotective of her early in her life, to the point where he was quite reluctant to enter her into the academy when Maraki brought up the idea. Seitei was entered into the academy at the age of seven, alongside Heiwa and Raiku Uchiha. She was the second person to ever be friendly with the two brothers, the only other person being Toramaru Uzumaki. Seitei's time at the academy was glorious, and she was noted to be a gifted child, despite being overshadowed by, not one, but two prodigies. Seitei graduated a year later, alongside the two Uchiha brothers as well as Toramaru. However, her joy was cut short by the death of Maraki, her mother. Her world fell apart at such a young age, and, try as she might, she struggled to cope with the pain of losing her mother. She found a shoulder to cry on in the form of a katana. Training as a swordsman was her way of grieving for her lost mother, and whenever she felt the deep pain surface, she would train with her katana. As time went on, Seitei felt a deep passion for swords and the art that lied deep within them. As a means to cheer her up, Heiwa bought Seitei an encyclopedia about Samurai and their ways, thus sparking a dream within her heart. A burning desire to become a samurai herself, although as he lived among shinobi, it would be almost impossible to achieve, but she never stopped dreaming. As Seitei was inspired by the ways of the samurai as well as the traits that she had in common with the warriors, she began to change by herself in an attempt to somehow grasp their cultute. This began her love for traditional clothes, such as the kimono, kosode yukata as well as the armour worn by the samurai of the Iron Country's. Seitei's love for such clothing even spread to her closest friend, Heiwa, who had in turn developed an infatuation for her. She began to distance herself from the ways of the shinobi, and it earned her spite from the other villagers, in addition to befriending a person hailing from a clan they despised to the core. In turn, she would be payed less than others after completing her missions, and berated for her own personal opinions by the villagers which she fought to protect. This bias was ignored by Seitei, as she only held her dreams in heart and not the words and opinions of others. This was only the beginning, however, of a fateful occurence that would change Seitei forever. The fateful day arrived when a few members of the nigh-extinct Kaguya clan had planned yet another Coup d'état against the rule of the Sixth Mizukage. They did not approve of his simple acceptance of the Uchiha, a clan they despised for their previous actions, ignoring their own clan's past errors. The Kaguya's savage ways did not cease, even after the great war and making amends with the village. They did not make any tactics, and fought the village straightforward. Less than ten were in the coup. However, the other shinobi's own hatred for the Uchiha clouded their personal judgement, and they joined in the fray. The few rebelling Kaguya had turned into more than half of the village's military, the ANBU and Hunter-nin making the most of the opposing faction. The young children were kept inside their homes to avoid being caught in the crossfire. Many other shinobi were reluctant to defend the two brothers and their mother, stating them to "deserve it". Kaiso on the other hand, fought hard to defend his godsons and student, leaving Seitei to protect her from all the ensuing chaos and bloodshed. In the battle, the Kaguya were the dominant, with their numbers. When the uprising began, a battle of massive proportions erupted in Kirigakure, with the Jōnin of the village battling against the ANBU and chaos everywhere. Five of the Kaguya members battled against the Sixth Mizukage, Chōjūrō, whilst the three remaining clansmen sought the Uchiha brothers. The young boys were saved by Seitei, who opened a secret doorway in time to hide them, leading to the outskirts of the village. This was still to no avail, however, as they were still found by the three Kaguya clansmen. Wasting no time, one of them sprouted a long blade made of his own bone, before charging towards Heiwa. The man swung his blade, and blood spurted the ground. It was not Heiwa's blood, but that of Seitei, who pushed the young Uchiha aside just in time. A fatally wounded Seitei simply let out a deep smile to Heiwa, telling her to take care of the village before she fell on the ground. The man then kicked Seitei into the river whilst smiling, causing Heiwa's anger to get the best of him. Heiwa's eyes developed into the fully matured Sharingan, before inflicting an incredibly powerful illusion, to the point where the three Kaguya were sent in a comatose state, shutting even their natural abilities down. In a fit of rage, Heiwa took the same blade used by the man to cut the three Kaguya members ruthlessly. Heiwa could not stop cutting the already dead enemies, chopping them into smaller bits out of pure, unparallelled anger. Kaiso arrived to stop his raging assault by just a hug. Tears could not stop falling in his eyes, no matter what Kaiso said to comfort him. When they searched, the body was long gone, carried by the currents whilst her divine spirit trailed its way to the heavens. Or atleast, that is what everyone thought. The civil war was shortly ended, with Chōjūrō having eliminated all five Kaguya whilst the remaining shinobi were incapacitated by the ANBU as well as the Hunter-nin. Kirigakure took extra precaution to ensure that no other country or village knew of the debacle whilst their shinobi still recovered, barring both exit and entry into the village for the following six months, before the shinobi involved in orchestrating and being accomplices to the Kaguya were punished with a fine as well as community service for months, among other rulings. One, whom was a silent partner of the rebellion, was sentenced to death by guillotine, but Chōjūrō chose to ultimately reject the sentence. It wasn't too soon when the village had moved from the previous civil war and into greener pastures, all forgetting about a little child who sacrificed herself for the brothers that would either make Kirigakure prosper in future.
- Seitei (西帝, Seitei), known as Seizan (西山, Seizan) in the manga, is a follower of Toshin Raizen and a monk companion of Hokushin & Touou. Other than Hokushin, he & Touou were likely the strongest of Raizen's men. He possesses upper A-Class demon energy.
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