"Do not act impulsively!" said Ishida Umezawa, the leading figure of the scholar Shogunate. "If you go, you will only be throwing your life away. It will not avenge our Fusang."
As Ishida Umezawa spoke, he forcefully suppressed the shock in his heart. He was a descendant of Ishida Baiganro. Not many people knew of Ishida Baiganro; he wasn't some mighty figure, but his influence on the character, thought, and even behavior of the modern people of Fusang was profound. Every move of the modern Fusangs, from how they ate to how they slept, bore the shadow of Ishida's philosophy. But now, Fusang was gone. Those of them from the Underground World had become a people without a home. They had lived for hundreds, even thousands of years, yet now they had lost their home! Ishida Umezawa was furious, but what could he do?
