The one who rules the world of ronins and stands the freest among them is known as Tomoe Gozen, the Ronin Ruler. Her reputation precedes her, for she is often called “willful,” a testament to her unyielding spirit and unmatched skill.Tomoe Gozen was a name that echoed through the annals of history, immortalized in the pages of the Tale of Heike, a chronicle of the Genpei War. She was renowned not just for her beauty—described as having white skin, long hair, and pleasant features—but for her unparalleled prowess in archery and swordsmanship. Her skills were legendary: an archer so powerful she could fell her enemies from great distances, and a swordswoman whose combat abilities were said to be worth a thousand men, capable of facing demons and deities alike, whether mounted or on foot.In the fierce battles of the Genpei War, Tomoe Gozen served as the first commander to Minamoto no Yoshinaka. Her valor and leadership were unmatched, inspiring fear and respect in equal measure. Yet, the chronicles remain silent on her fate after Yoshinaka''''s defeat in 1184, leaving her legacy shrouded in mystery.