Mitsushirou

The carved cane came after the visor. One was for seeing; the other, for leaning. In their old life as an enforcer in The Crystal Highlands of Armaria, Mitsushirou only needed the azure lens. It cut through magical illusions, identified targets, and promised swift consequences. Their masked face was a symbol of their master's unquestionable will. The final order was to retrieve a power source from a small village, an act that would shatter their homes to dust. For the first time, the visor showed Mitsushirou not an objective, but people. They refused. Their master’s punishment was a bolt of raw energy that buckled their leg. Left to perish among the spinning monoliths, they carved the cane to survive. The mask and visor remain, not as tools of a wizard, but as a shield hiding a known traitor walking a slower, deliberate path of atonement.