Satto

Satto was a rōnin member of the Perfect Land Sect. In the Garden of Lies (Part 2), by Marie Brennan
== Student ==
Kitsuki Shomon was a samurai who, in defiance of all convention, had established a dōjō in Ryokō Owari that accepted any student, anyone with the right to carry daishō, down to ronin. She even spared instructed peasants in jūjutsu, the unarmed fighting style. In the Garden of Lies, by Marie Brennan Satto became Shomon's favored student. 
== Perfect Land Sect ==
Satto decided to join the Perfect Land, a sect which was considered heretical by the Brotherhood of Shinsei. One of their core tenets was that Rokugan had entered the Age of Declining Virtue and that samurai were the cause, having strayed from their proper path. The reports spoke of peasant armies assembling in the Dragon mountains to the north. Compassion moved Satto to help a peasant who swore he was in desperate circumstances, and she even convinced Shomon to assist her. They found out later that the peasant they helped was a smuggler, and that the whole thing was a trap to get Shomon in trouble. Her sensei insisted on giving honest testimony, despite knowing it would damn her. Meanwhile, Satto fled, Like Seeds on the Wind, by Marie Brennan shortly after a fight between sensei and student. Satto quickly became very highly placed in the Perfect Land hierarchy up north, in White Flower Village, Like Seeds on the Wind, by Marie Brennan a hidden village commanded by the leader of the sect, Hige. Snow and Sun, by Marie Brennan
=== Meeting Mitsu ===
Satto, Ichirō, and three peasant followers of the sect, Torao, Hoshu, and Yuki, where at an abandoned monastery inside the edge of Dragon lands when they eventually met Togashi Mitsu, the Dragon Clan's heir, under the nickname of Minoru, accompanied by Akio and Kane. The newcomers accepted to pass the winter with them within the monastery. Questionable Shelter, by Marie Brennan
Category:Rōnin