Yuuta is a young man who is from a family who are descendants of famous warriors who fought back in the Sengoku Period. However, Yuuta wants to pursue his dream in becoming part of a band.
One day, while Yuuta and his band are preparing for a concer...
The scene begins elsewhere, at Azuchi Castle. Where we see the outside of a room within the castle.
Then it focuses on the inside, revealing to be the Oda's tea room.
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It points out to Lord Nobunaga, who is having tea, along with his wife Lady Nohime who is serving him.
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Right now, Nobunaga is already done with his cup of tea.
Nohime: May I, my lord?
Nobunaga was silent when he heard his wife's voice, but she poured another cup of tea anyways.
Nobunaga: ...To think I would once again taste tea after returning from the world of the dead.
Nohime: Yes, I agree. It's as though fate spared us from our own since the appearance of the golden fruit.
Nobunaga: Hmph. Even I was ready to accept death's embrace and rule over the heavens on the 'other side'. If fate has taken action in this play, then what purpose does it have for resurrecting the fallen?
The couple looked outside for a moment until Nohime speak up.
Nohime: Lord husband, about the battle currently happening right now. Pardon my concern, but for what reason is there for attacking Kai's shipment to draw their army out? Your goal is to retrieve the daughter of Ieyasu, is it not?
