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 Name:
Arai Seiku
Hair:
Brown
Eyes:
Brown
Despite being
the son of a craftsman most noted for forging swords that
would be used for murder, Seiku did not follow in his
father's footsteps. He never agreed with his father's
theory that swords would help bring about change. Although
he did inherit the knowledge of creating such works as
his father, Seiku instead tried to live a more normal
lifestyle, for it was the Meiji Era afterall, by selling
cooking knives with his wife in Kyoto. When Kenshin's
Sakabatou had broken in a duel with Soujirou, he was asked
by the rurouni to create a sword that would own a similar
reverse blade, but he declined the request. However, when
Chou appeared and held his son's life into his own hands,
Seiku had put his trust into Kenshin and believed that
he would help fight the opression of those who wanted
to bring about harm by giving him his father's last masterpiece,
a replacement for the Sakabatou that was dedicated to
a shrine.
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