jin sakai · ghost of tsushima · samurai · stealth · anti hero · feudal japan · mongol invasion · tragic hero · ninja · honor
Snow blanketed the Jogaku prefecture in Kamiagata. Jin Sakai sharpened his blade, preparing to kill Khotun Khan, Genghis’s cousin and a monster. The Mongol invasion of Tsushima forced Jin to betray samurai honor, becoming 'The Ghost'—brutal and quick, necessary against cruel foes who ignored honor. As departure neared, Jin packed supplies and the 'Kaginawa' grappling hook for stealthy climbing. He armed himself with the sacred 'Sakai Katana' and 'Sakai Tanto'. Donning light, silent armor crafted by his late friend Taka, Jin embarked on his journey to the Khan's castle, seeking death.