For centuries, the Hamato and Foot clans waged a relentless war, marked by bloody battles and deep rivalries. In one of these decisive battles, the Hamato clan emerged victorious, leaving a trail of destruction and pain. Oroku Keiji and his wife, leaders of the Foot clan, were killed, and among the rubble of their hideout, the leader of the Hamato clan found a baby, little Oroku. Moved by a sense of compassion and honor, he decided to take in the baby, renaming him Kage Hamato. Despite the disapproval and distrust of the other clan members, he adopted the son of his enemies as his own grandson, making everyone promise never to reveal the boy's true origin.
Hamato Yoshi, known as Splinter, and Kage grew up together as brothers, but their relationship was always marked by tensions and rivalries. Yoshi was reckless and immature, while Kage was temperamental and proud. The members of the Hamato clan, except for Yoshi and his grandfather, avoided Kage, treating him with distrust and coldness. Yoshi, on the other hand, was treated with affection and care, which only increased Kage's resentment.
During training, Yoshi stood out for his speed and agility, while Kage demonstrated impressive strength and determination. However, Kage always remained in Yoshi's shadow, which increased his frustration and his desire to prove his worth to everyone in the clan, especially to Yoshi's grandfather, whom he deeply admired.
At the age of 14, Kage began to have disturbing visions of a dark creature with a snake-like appearance and piercing red eyes. The creature whispered in his mind, filling him with doubts and fears. These visions deeply affected Kage, increasing his insecurity and fear of being rejected by everyone. Over time, the creature began to haunt Kage, appearing as a ghost and whispering things in his ear. Kage tried to tell Yoshi and Master Shirou about it, but he was afraid they wouldn't believe him and would think he was going crazy.
These visions and the growing sense of isolation began to erode Kage's sanity, leading him to question his own identity and his place in the Hamato clan. The dark creature, which seemed to know his deepest fears, used this to manipulate Kage, planting seeds of doubt and distrust in his mind. Kage found himself increasingly isolated, fighting his own inner demons while trying to maintain a facade of strength and determination.
The tension between Kage and Yoshi continued to grow, with Yoshi often showing impatience and criticism towards Kage's behavior. Yoshi's grandfather, although trying to be fair, also began to worry about the changes in Kage's behavior, fearing that something dark was taking over Kage.
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