Toshiro Watanabe

Toshiro Watanabe
Toshiro Watanabe, Undercover on New Tokyo, 818 A.S.
Profile
Origin	Kusari
Occupation	Head of the Watanabe Kazoku , Hatamoto of the Rising Sons
Gender	Male
Affiliation	Watanabe Kazoku , Rising Sons
Rank	Head of The Kazoku, Hatamoto
Status	Active (818 A.S.)
Born	March 15, 778 A.S., Kyoto Base
Died	Still Alive

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Kyoto Base, the birthplace of Toshiro.

Teenage Life

As much as other boys and girls went wild in their teen years, due to the changes that were occurring in their bodies, Toshiro seemed mostly unaffected by this. His only occupation was studying and daily training at the Dojo. His personal trainer was his father, who he rarely even saw, beyond the confines of the Dojo. His mother he saw even less, she was safely positioned on the new Kazoku compound on the planet Kitahara, with the great majority of other Kazoku members. His mother was a young woman, once a member of the Gas Miners Guild but now a wife of an esteemed Dragon and a mother of three. He never spent any time with his mother, and she seemed to avoid him, perhaps because he was always too serious, and wasn't the same like all other children. The one person he spent time with, during his childhood was his brother, Takeshi, a quiet and shy boy, much like Toshiro but again different. They trained together at the Dojo, from dusk till dawn, as if that was the only thing that they showed interest in. One time, when his father went to planet Kitahara, to pay a visit to his mother, he returned shortly after, clearly enraged and bitter. When Toshiro made some questions about his mother, his father avoided to talk about it. When he finally "opened up" he only stated that she was an immoral woman, a snake and that she brought shame to the family. Toshiro wondered what this meant but forgot about after a year. Only several years later, he discovered that his father found his mother with her lover, killed him and made her commit seppuku on the spot. Toshiro was burning from inside after this revelation, he isolated himself from everyone else and sat on the upper levels of Kyoto alone, most of the time. Unexpectedly, the only person that would approach him at that time, was that same newcomer he never liked, Ujihiro Ishimaru, now Watanabe.