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Summary[]
Now in hiding in Suwa under the protection of Yorishige, Tokiyuki takes on a cover identity—Chojumaru, an apprentice of Suwa Grand Shrine. When Ogasawara Sadamune, the governor of Shinano and vassal of Takauji the usurper, shows up to attend a sporting event at the shrine, he’s not just looking to win—if Sadamune finds any Hojo refugees, he’ll have free rein to take over Suwa completely! Thinking the best way to hide Tokiyuki is in plain sight, Yorishige sends him onto the field to take on Sadamune…
Sadamune Ogasawara, a guardian of Shinano who searches for the survival of the Hojo clan, breaks into the "Inuoumono" event held by Suwa Taisha Shrine! It was a time when a bow and arrow game was set up in the middle and it was decided to challenge the confrontation directly, but Sadamune's archery is a master-class skill ... Can Tokiyuki devise a way to fight back while hesitating a relentless onslaught?
北条家の生き残りを捜す信濃守護の小笠原貞宗が、諏訪大社の催し「犬追物」に乱入！ 半ば強引に弓矢勝負を仕掛けられ、直接対決に挑むことになった時行だが、貞宗の弓術は達人級の腕前である…。容赦ない猛攻を躱しながら、時行は反撃する術を編み出せるのか──！
Story Arcs[]
- Main Article: Archery Arc
- Main Article: Rinji Seizure Arc
- Main Article: Pincer Arc
Chapters[]
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chappter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Author's Comment[]
I think what an author has to be the most careful about when creating historical fiction is getting too absorbed in history.
The more you learn about history, the more you realize how much deeper you can go, and if you get too obsessed, you'll leave the reader behind.
White this series may be based on historical fact, it's primarily a work of entertainment, so I want to approach the history with a certain degree of lightness and looseness.
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