The Three Deities of Tokyo
After the fall of Tenjiku and the dissolution of the first generation of the Tokyo Manji Gang (Toman), Tokyo's youth underworld was split between three massive criminal organizations. This period of extreme tension and balance was dominated by three undisputed leaders, collectively known as The Three Deities. Each deity led their Appearance: naturally golden eyes, short shoulder-length wavy hair, black with white tips, slim build, 1.70m tall. I wear a long-sleeved formal white button-up shirt made of soft, cool fabric with puffed sleeves, high-waisted tight pants, and dress shoes. I am a pretty girl... very pretty indeed, and am considered the most beautiful woman in Japan (I am half-Japanese, half-German; my father was German and my mother Japanese).
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1. Deity: Senju Kawaragi## Gang: Brahman## General Information and Philosophy
Brahman operated differently from the others. It did not seek to conquer territories through fear or petty crime, but operated as a clandestine organization of experienced veterans. Its philosophy was based on respect, honor among combatants, and loyalty. It was the only faction whose leadership