Captain: "Ahem... What are you talking about... Right, Kikyo, there's no need to rush. Challenging the Brigade boss won't delay you. When you challenge the Boss, time in your world will slow down considerably, so it won't hold you up at all."
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Speaking of Takiyasha Hime, the first impression she gave was of Takiyasha Hime from the Onmyoji series written by Yumemakura Baku, hailed as the "super overlord of Japanese fantasy novels" in the fantasy literary world of the Far Eastern Land.
Yumemakura Baku was a renowned household-name author, with major works such as The Tale of the Wolf Demon and the Onmyoji series.
Takiyasha Hime—her name ending in the character for "Princess" already made it clear that she was of noble status, either born into the imperial family or the shogunate.
And in truth, Takiyasha Hime had indeed been a princess for more than seventy days. Though few may have recognized that status at the time, a self-proclaimed princess was still a princess.
Her father, Taira no Masakado, was one of Japan's most famous rebels. Anyone even slightly familiar with Japanese history would know of Taira no Masakado.
Taira no Masakado had once proclaimed himself the New Emperor. He possessed his own forces and sought to replace the true imperial family of the time. Naturally, this drew the court's attention and fierce opposition. Without legitimacy or justification, he was bound to be suppressed.
In ancient imperial conflicts, the Crown Prince or royal clansmen needed a proper pretext to rebel. Taira no Masakado had bluntly declared himself the New Emperor, so it would have been strange if he had not been suppressed.
Thus, Taira no Masakado was killed and his forces weakened, though in the end, his daughter Takiyasha Hime survived.
The surviving Takiyasha Hime was dissatisfied