Ronin Warriors Fan Fiction ❯ Destiny's Warrior ❯ prologue ( Prologue )

Disclaimer: I do not own Ronin Warriors but I wish I did. I do own the original characters. I apologize in advance if the portrayal the characters a little out of character. Also I am reposting this story because the other one was to hard to read and I hope that this is easier for ya'll. I also changed the girls name to a more Japanese name.

Talpa stared out of the window wondering what he was going to do now.

"I never wanted a wife" he thought. "And I certainly don't want a child!" he said out loud.

Talpa had married a woman a few years ago to ensure his getting free from the spirit world. Now that he was back in Japan he had no need for his wife anymore. "Then she had to go and have a child" he thought glumly, this was certainly going to put a damper in his plans to conquer the world. He had only found one of the ten armors that he needed to control the world. This was the one belonging to Anubis. The young child was enough of a hassle already. Now he had the added burden of his child.

"Master Talpa," a voice behind him called.

"What is it now Anubis?" Talpa growled.

The ten-year old Anubis looked at his master. He had been found by Talpa a few months ago and had promptly decided to serve him with all of the power of his armor which he was in the process of learning to use under Talpa's watchful eye.

"Your wife requests you in her chambers." Anubis said, "She wants you to see your new daughter."

"A daughter!" Talpa thought, this was even worse that he could have imagined. If he had a son maybe he could have been useful to him in regaining the armors, but a daughter that was just too much to bear.

Slowly Talpa turned around and strode to his wife chambers, she was looking very pale. A quick word from the doctor told Talpa that his wife wouldn't live much longer, she had simply lost too much blood. "Perfect" Talpa muttered, now he was going to have to take care of his daughter alone. Talpa walked over to his wife's side not even glancing at his now sleeping daughter.

"Isn't she wonderful Talpa?" his wife questioned, "I shall call her Sakura"

Talpa looked at the peacefully sleeping girl and picked her up to get a closer look at her.

A red symbol appeared on her forehead. Talpa stared at it in shock. "No," he thought "it couldn't be." But there it was, the symbol of love. That could only mean one thing. His daughter possesed one of the ten armors.

"Maybe..." Talpa said, "Maybe having a daughter won't be so bad after all."