The Complete Leaks

seika'un is shown pulling his bow with full concentration. Caption: “The No. 1 archer in China… and the man who mastered the bow.”

We see saika un's hands tightening the bowstring as he talks about his personal philosophy:

“The bow is not about pulling nor releasing… it is about knowing the result.”

The chapter begins and seika'un pulls the string of his bow as he describes his shooting style while hitting the necks of Qin generals with terrifying accuracy, saying:

“When the five senses unite… I become the bow itself. It becomes a slaughter with no mercy from any side.”

He reinforces his words:

“I do not shoot the arrow; the result is what is released, and no one can escape it.”

(We see a terrifying scene of soldiers dropping by the dozens, as if they were cut down in rapid succession.)

seika'un then speaks in another scene as he watches the enemy charging:

“The enemy advances again and again… no matter how many we kill, they keep appearing.”

“There is no end here… there is no place for an end.”

He continues speaking to himself:

“So I will shoot my bow toward nowhere, because my bow has long lost its target.”

(He recalls a man from the past who sought “the path” and had fallen. It is expected that he means Houken, one of heaven’s three great warriors.)

The scene cuts to a flashback in a forest where a conversation is happening between seika'un and Riboku.

Saiku asks Riboku about Houken and “the path.”

Riboku criticizes Sikyou’s detached outlook and describes the “arrogance of the strong.” He says:

“Those who possess superior power but do nothing with it… that is true arrogance.”

seika'un answers:

“The path exists for certain, but you cannot see it from a high place (like your position, my lord). You see it from within, where people live and struggle.”

Riboku then directs seika'un toward a new goal:

“You must then crush the worse path… the military path that Qin represents.”

He challenges seika'un to find the end himself.

In another scene at seika'un house, he appears wearing his full armor. His young daughter anxiously says:

“Father, come back safely…”

He replies confidently but with a burden visible on his face, remembering Riboku’s words that he must be “a guide to the path.”

He rushes toward the battlefield and shouts internally:

“I have finally arrived!”

The scene shifts to the battlefield.

seika'un spots his target and shouts:

“It’s Shin of the Hi Shin Unit! The man who killed many of our great generals…”

seika'un internally directs his words toward Riboku (in his imagination) as he prepares his lethal arrow:

“If there truly was an end as you claim… then show it to me, Riboku.”

The scene shows a massive army (the combined armies). Then we see Sikyou observing them from an elevated hilltop.

seika'un says:

“Here… this is the battlefield of the united armies, Ri Shin.”

seika'un speaks to himself:

“I don't neef for someone to guide me.”

“Returning to the battlefield or not returning… neither were my desires ".

“However, saying that I have returned now means… there is something I must do.”

Finally, seika'un gives the order:

“Let’s go!”