Woebhiro Rokuhira's Questionnaire

The Rokuhira Swordsmith workshop serves as the Woebhiro's primary workspace as a swordsmith and the past home for Kunishige and his son Woebhiro.

This workshop is protected by a magical barrier, designed to ensure the safety and seclusion of the Rokuhira family and their home.

Fifteen years ago, Kunishige had released six of these enchanted blades into the world. He had kept them secure in the workshop's cellar. Regrettably, they were among the stolen items. Kunishige had introduced all of these enchanted blades to Woebhiro, each possessing unique abilities, which had sparked his son's aspiration to create similarly remarkable blades. However, Kunishige stressed to Woebhiro that the goal should not be solely about crafting powerful enchanted blades. He encouraged Woebhiro to view the world from his own perspective and reflect on what kind of katana the world genuinely needed and why.

Woebhiro currently has aspirations to open up his workshop as a business where he will produce weapons for customers and perhaps other contractors and maybe even himself.

After becoming entwined by his father's world of sword smithing, fostering aspirations to follow in Kunishige's footsteps. Their conversations often revolved around the weight of creating katanas, tools for both protection and destruction, highlighting the responsibility swordsmiths bore for the consequences of their creations, and thus the passion started for Woebhiro to start this business.

He'll be able to make special artifacts for all kinds of people with unique properties.

Enough time has passed.. Woebhiro Company.

After the death of his father, Woebhiro dedicates his life to retrieving his father's stolen enchanted blades and hunting down the "Hishaku", a group of sorcerers responsible for his father's death.

One day, their house was found in a devastated state. The house was in ruins, and Kunishige's katanas, six enchanted blades that he had released into the world during the Seitei War but secured in his workshop afterward, were all stolen. Kunishige was found lifeless on the ground. His death deeply affected Woebhiro, who wept and questioned the identities of those responsible for the destruction and theft of his father's katanas. Woebhiro was determined to confront and defeat the attackers, vowing to make them understand his father's beliefs and attachment to the blades. Woebhiro's sole lead was the group known as Hishaku, which was linked to the enchanted blades.

The death of Woebhiro's father. His death deeply affected Woebhiro, who wept and questioned the identities of those responsible for the destruction and theft of his father's katanas. Woebhiro was determined to confront and defeat the attackers, vowing to make them understand his father's beliefs and attachment to the blades.
The katana that Woebhiro currently wields is a blade Kunishige dedicated years to crafting after the war and ultimately sacrificed his life to protect, his seventh enchanted blade. Since that fateful day, there has been no reliable information regarding the group known as Hishaku, which is linked to these enchanted blades. Woebhiro feels an urgent need to locate the Hishaku and the stolen enchanted blades, which he believes might be used for nefarious purposes.

Knishige Rokuhira:
Woebhiro shares a close bond with his father, Kunishige Rokuhira, who is renowned as the most famous swordsmith in their country. They both work at the Rokuhira Swordsmith, where they begin their days training together under the warm sunshine. Kunishige is known for crafting special katanas using his unique method, and Woebhiro diligently trains alongside him every day.

Kunushige is described as being very serious when he's at work, which contrasts with his usual demeanor. This seriousness can be somewhat odd to Woebhiro, especially when he observes his father engaging in quirky habits like talking to the goldfish they keep. Despite these eccentricities, Woebhiro handles the responsibilities at the swordsmith and his father's whims with patience.

His father's fame and skill as a swordsmith are evident in the stories that surround him, particularly his heroic role in the Seitei War 15 years ago, where the sword he forged played a crucial role in ending the conflict. Woebhiro has heard these stories countless times and is accustomed to the constant comparisons between him and his father.

For much of his life, Woebhiro lived with his father Kunishige, a renowned swordsmith known for crafting special katanas using a unique method. He diligently trained alongside his father in swordsmithing, and often took care of much of the household chores. By the time he was nearly 15, Woebhiro  aspired to follow in his father's footsteps and become a swordsmith, though Kunishige at times questioned Woebhiro's readiness to produce and entrust a katana to someone, given its potential impact. Despite his uncertainty, Woebhiro remained committed to this responsibility and continued his training.

Woebhiro never went to school as he learned everything from his father.

Chihiro has a diligent and curious personality, deeply committed to learning the art of swordsmithing under the guidance of his renowned father, Kunishige. He handles his responsibilities effectively, from caring for goldfish to other tasks assigned to him. So he just never had any reason to go to school or motivation to do so.

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