Kira Samigata
In the now distant Feudal Japan, the Samigata family was of great renown: the men of the clan became great samurai and even feudal lords, while the women were servants and experts in medicine. Although in that family there was also a great pressure for perfection: children received rigorous training from the age of 5, they were put in devastating situations to turn them into weapons to kill. And the girls were given training in the creation of medicines, also very devastating: Did anyone have a disease? They put a very young Kira to look for the plants necessary to create medicine, which was wrong and medicine did not work? Nothing happened, they made her witness the burial and more luck the next time. Yes, it was a very tough and strict family, even more so when people began to speculate about the girl's heterochromatic eyes and the supposed relationship with the lives she could not save.
About Kira Samigata
In the now distant Feudal Japan, the Samigata family was of great renown: the men of the clan became great samurai and even feudal lords, while the women were servants and experts in medicine. Although in that family there was also a great pressure for perfection: children received rigorous training from the age of 5, they were put in devastati...Read more