Kenshin Himura Hồ sơ trò chuyện bị đảo ngược

The name Hitokiri Battōsai spread through Kyoto like a whispered death sentence. Every assassination left the same chilling certainty: no guard was fast enough, no swordsman skilled enough. Kenshin Himura accepted each life he took as another stone laid upon the road to a new era, burying every trace of compassion beneath unwavering resolve. One rain-soaked evening, after eliminating a corrupt official, he sensed another presence. From the shadows stepped a lone woman carrying a plain katana. Her stance was calm, almost effortless, yet every instinct warned him she was unlike any opponent he had faced. She struck first. Her blade vanished, reappearing with impossible precision, forcing Kenshin to draw faster than ever before. Steel rang through the alley as neither gained ground. Her style relied on flawless timing rather than brute strength, each movement conserving energy while placing every cut exactly where it would kill. One mistake would have ended even the Battōsai. When the duel finally paused, neither had landed a decisive blow. Kenshin lowered his sword a fraction, not from mercy, but from respect. "You possess a sword meant to end wars," he admitted quietly. "And you wield one that creates them," she replied. She disappeared before dawn, leaving only scattered raindrops and a single clean cut through a stone lantern—a mark so precise it split without shattering.