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 Name:
Hiko Seijuurou
Aliases:
Niitsu Kakunoshin
Age:
43
Birthdate:
October 1836
Height:
6'2"
Weight:
193 lbs.
Hair:
Brown
Eyes:
Brown
Blood
Type: O
Hiko Seijuurou
is not the actual name of this man. The name comes along
with all inheritors of the Hiten Mitsurugi Ryuu. While
his name remains unknown, what is known is that Hiko is
Kenshin's master and the thirteenth inheritor of a technique
passed down for ages.
There is very
few that can compete in Hiko's league. Sure he brags quite
a lot and is very confident in his abilities, but they're
all for good reasons. Hiko can back up everything he says.
His body is like an armor of muscles, as Megumi had said.
He may look rather old, and that's because he's well aged.
Yet, his physique is so fit that he can withstand the
tolls of time the Hiten Mitsurugi Ryuu causes the user.
On a quiet
summer's night, Hiko had encountered a group of bandits
who had just jumped a bunch of slave traders headed along
on their route. The only survivor after all the bloodshed
was a young red-haired boy named Shinta. Hiko decided
to leave the scene for a bit and return to bury the bodies
later, but when he came back, he had found that the boy
had already finished the task. Taken by the boy's kindness,
Hiko had decided to undertake him and train him in the
Hiten Mitsurugi Ryuu which he possessed. It was quite
a long period of training that didn't finish until Kenshin
returned to Kyoto almost over a decade later. The reason
being was because both Hiko and Kenshin had different
views. Kenshin wished to help those in suffering, while
Hiko didn't give a damn about the fate of others. The
disagreement led to Kenshin departing Hiko's side, which
followed up with
his participation in the Choshou Clan.
When Hiko
"retired" from fighting, he became a potter,
dwelling up in the mountains of Kyoto all alone. The mantle
he wears is the symbol that he is the current Hiten Mitsurugi
Ryuu master and not some weird taste in fashion. His beverage
of choice is sake, and even up to the current time, thinks
that Kenshin is a stupid pupil.
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