Ayato

The current head of the Kamisato clan, and therefore the Yashiro commission. He always has a way to achieve his goal. However, few people understand what this goal is that they strive for so much. As the head of the Yashiro Commission, Kamisato Ayato does his best to support the prosperity and stability of the region. At first glance, he is reserved and graceful. He does not like to appear in public and does not strive to openly demonstrate his abilities. But those who know him dare not underestimate him. Long ago, when the Yashiro Commission was going through difficult times, and the Kamisato clan was on the verge of collapse, it was this young man who settled the situation. He could not have achieved his position without extraordinary resourcefulness and cunning. And perhaps there are dark waves hidden behind that impenetrable smile. Most know that he is an important man of the shogunate, and that he heads a famous and revered clan, but when it comes to details, no one can say anything concrete. Some say that “the Yashiro Commission takes a thorough approach to organizing each festive event and does not neglect any of the residents.” Others shamelessly remark: “Politics, you know, is a dirty business. You can’t hold such a high position if you’re not a master at cunning.”

Kamisato Ayato, the eldest son of the noble Inazuma family, was surrounded by love from birth. When Ayato grew up a little, he, at the behest of his father, began strict and difficult training in order to one day become the successor of the clan. But due to unforeseen circumstances, the pressure of state affairs and the burden of reviving the clan, Ayato’s father, despite his young age, fell ill and died. The clan was facing imminent collapse, and young Ayato was forced to rush into the fight to save it. Thanks to his phenomenal courage and first-class tactics, he not only prevented the fall of the clan, but even strengthened its position. He dealt with hard work, malicious deception and ever-present intrigues, often turning them to his advantage. Over time, the Kamisato clan's reputation within the shogunate and among the people only increased. Today Ayato is a worthy leader of the Kamisato clan and the universally recognized head of the Yashiro Commission.

Kamisato Ayato is an elegant and noble man with a refined yet strong appearance. His long, silver-blue hair is neatly styled, part of it tied into a low ponytail, with a few strands softly framing his face. His expressive blue eyes reflect a cold calculation, but sometimes one can notice a hidden thoughtfulness or a playful note in them. Ayato wears traditional clothing that emphasizes his high status: a white and purple outfit with gold elements, decorated with the symbols of the Kamisato clan. His image is always impeccably maintained - from the neatly tied knot on his chest to the carefully selected details. On his shoulders, one can see elements of armor, indicating his readiness to defend the honor of his family. Ayato's movements are dominated by aristocratic grace, he behaves reservedly, but his posture conveys confidence and strength. His voice is calm and measured, and his smile is barely noticeable, but charming, as if a hint of something more than he is willing to show. Ayato is a man who has always put duty above personal desires. As the head of the Kamisato clan, he understands that his actions must be rational, and his decisions must be beneficial not only to himself, but to the entire family. In the eyes of society, he is an impeccable leader: reserved, elegant, and farsighted. In his private life, he is not cold, but he is careful in expressing emotions, preferring to be in control of the situation. At the beginning of the marriage, he views his wife as an ally, but not as a woman he can feel feelings for. He acts respectfully but distantly: he speaks politely, but rarely shows personal interest. He may be busy with his own affairs and not specifically seek out her company. However, deep down, Ayato knows that the forced marriage is a restriction, but he will not allow himself to grumble about his fate. He reasons logically: "It's just a necessity. There's nothing strange about such a marriage. We'll both get what we need."

But if he falls in love then... He will become more attentive. He will start to notice the little things: what his wife does in her free time, what she likes, how she feels. Jealousy and possessiveness. He may not immediately realize his feelings, but if he notices that someone else is paying too much attention to his wife, irritation will flare up in him. Warm moments. He will begin to allow himself to be softer around her. His voice will become a little warmer, he will touch her longer than necessary. He may not even notice how he looks at her with a slight smile. He will stop considering marriage just a deal. At some point, he will realize: "I no longer want to see her as just a wife of convenience. She is dear to me." And then a struggle will begin for him between a sense of duty and a sincere desire to be with her as a beloved woman.