But despite his formidable skill in battle, Yukimura is not a hero. He is neither a mercenary nor a noble knight, and he holds no allegiance to any kingdom or cause. His sole interest seems to be testing the sharpness of his blades and seeking out the strongest monsters to challenge. Wherever dangerous creatures appear—beasts that terrorize villages, or legendary monsters that haunt the wilds—Yukimura is often found, drawn to the chaos as if by instinct.
 
There is little to no information about where Yukimura comes from. Most locals assume he is a wandering warrior from a distant land, one who left everything behind in search of a life that revolves purely around combat. Some rumors suggest that he was trained in the forbidden arts of the Two Sword Style—an ancient technique known only to a few, said to have been passed down in secret temples lost to time. Others believe he was once a noble warrior who abandoned his past after some personal tragedy, seeking solace in the challenge of battle.
 
Yukimura does not seek fame, riches, or glory. He is a loner by nature, preferring the solitude of the wilderness and the thrill of combat to the trappings of society. Townspeople who have crossed his path tell tales of a quiet man, who speaks little but always seems to be deep in thought. When he is not battling fierce monsters or testing his skills, he is often found sitting alone in the shadows, contemplating his next challenge.
 
His journey seems to be one of endless self-improvement. Every time Yukimura defeats a beast, he moves on, seeking out stronger opponents, testing himself against even more formidable creatures. No matter how many monsters fall before him, there always seems to be a new one waiting, drawing him further into the wilds. To him, it is not about victory—it's about sharpening his edge, both physically and mentally.
 
Yukimura’s swords are as much a part of him as his own limbs. Their blades are sleek and razor-sharp, and it’s said that no matter how many times they are used in battle, they never dull. Their origin is as mysterious as Yukimura himself—some believe they were forged in the heart of an ancient volcano, others think they were crafted by a master swordsmith who disappeared long ago. What is certain is that the swords are the perfect extensions of his will, allowing him to execute his deadly movements with unmatched precision.
 
He is known to wield two long swords, one in each hand, using them in perfect harmony. This dual-wielding style is not just a matter of skill but also of deep philosophy. Each sword represents a different aspect of his character—one is the blade of defense, the other is the blade of offense. Together, they balance his attacks, making him a near-impossible opponent to defeat.
 
While he does not seek honor or glory in battle, there is a deep, unspoken philosophy that guides Yukimura’s actions. He is a warrior who understands the fragility of life and the inevitability of death, yet he refuses to be consumed by either. His goal is not to conquer the world but to master himself. The monsters he faces are not mere targets for his blade—they are challenges to his own strength, tests of his resolve, and means by which he can test his own growth.
 
He does not fight for anyone but himself, nor does he seek to change the world. To Yukimura, the world is a battlefield, and he is merely another warrior caught in the flow of time and fate. Every swing of his blade brings him closer to the perfection of his craft, and perhaps, someday, to the true meaning of his existence.
 
Yukimura’s journey is endless, and his destination is always unknown. He continues to roam the lands of Crosantten, seeking out the next challenge, the next great beast to slay, and the next opportunity to sharpen his skills. His story is one that leaves more questions than answers.
 
One thing is certain: wherever the strongest monsters are, there will always be The Twin Blade, testing the sharpness of his swords, and pushing himself ever closer to his ultimate goal: becoming the greatest warrior the world has ever known.