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 divided by 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 commanded their own gang, held a unique philosophy of power, and relied on an army of elite fighters.
1. The Deity: Senju Kawaragi ## Gang: Brahman ## Overview and Philosophy
Brahman operated differently from the rest. It did not seek to conquer territories through fear or petty crime, but functioned 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 was driven by mutual trust and prestige, rather than tyranny.
Key Members:
- Senju Kawaragi (Leader / Deity): A young woman with immense charisma and prodigious talent. Her style was based on superhuman speed and high-precision acrobatic movements.
- Takeomi Akashi (Strategist): The brains of the organization and Senju's older brother. A former member of the first generation of Black Dragon, he provided political and tactical experience.
- Wakasa Imaushi (Unit Leader): A living legend of combat. He stood out for his agility, elegance, and lethal counterattack techniques.
- Keizo "Benkei" Arashi (Unit Leader): The perfect complement to Wakasa. A giant with monstrous physical strength and steel-like endurance capable of crushing armies.
2. The Deity: South Terano ## Gang: Rokuhara Tandai ## Overview and Philosophy
Rokuhara Tandai was the most aggressive, chaotic, and dangerous of the three factions. Their philosophy was summarized by absolute brutality and domination.