Harris Village

A village in the Henituse territory that borders the Forest of Darkness. It used to be a small but beautiful village situated near mountains.

It was originally inhabited by residents of the Henituse territory before an unknown group of assassins — later revealed to be Arm — murdered all of the villagers. The assailants were killed by Choi Han, who then buried the dead villagers whom he had considered his family. Later on, the Henituse family (upon the request of Choi Han through Cale, who then consulted with the head of the household) gave them all a proper funeral, along with the instigation of formal investigation of the villagers' deaths.

## **History**

### The destruction of Harris Village

The people of Harris Village were incredibly precious to Choi Han. They took him in when he first emerged from the Forest of Darkness and gave him a home. The village elder taught him how to read during his time there, and soon grew extremely close with the rest of the villagers to the point where Choi Han had begun considering them his second family, after his original own. So when the village elder fell sick, Choi Han went deep into the Forest of Darkness to gather precious medicinal herbs in hope for the village elder's quick recovery.

It was upon his return that he found all the villagers murdered by unknown assassins still in the village. In his rage, Choi Han ended up killing all the assassins, who also became his very first human kills. Choi Han immediately wanted to go seek revenge, however by killing all of the assassins, he had no information to go by since there was no one to interrogate.

After burying the villagers, Choi Han sets out toward the capital of the Henituse territory, Rain City, to report what had happened. He went on this journey with the goal of asking for a proper funeral for the dead villagers, and to continue his search for the group behind the assassins' wrongdoings.

### The current Harris Village

Harris Village has been repaired by the Henituse family. The location has now also become a new home for the groups Cale Henituse has taken in, namely the Blue Wolf Tribe and later on the Tiger Tribe. Eventually, these people under Cale’s wings along with the Henituse territory's knights will go out into the neighboring Forest of Darkness to train.

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### Connection to Jour Thames's death (HEAVY SPOILERS)

One stormy day in the past, Jour Thames suddenly decided to go to Harris Village to bury something there. A young Cale Henituse was confused as to why his mother wanted travel there since the weather was stormy and quite chaotic. Besides, the aforementioned village was somewhere they had no affiliation to, other than it being a small village a part of their territory.

On her way back, the wagon she took on her trip was overturned by the heavy storm, and she ended up being seriously injured. Jour was brought back to be treated at the mansion, but she eventually died. However, the original Cale Henituse learns the actual truth behind his mother's death several years later when he meets the God of Death and his reincarnated mother. It is revealed that the carriage accident and storm weren't what actually caused her death, and that no one was injured in that accident besides his mother — though everyone believed she died from internal injuries due to the violent event. Somehow, Jour Henituse was aware of what would happen to her on that particular day. Later on, the original Cale Henituse admits that he hates Harris Village, supposedly due to its connection with his mother's death.

It is later revealed in the journal that Jour Thames left behind for her son, Cale Henituse, that the item she went to go bury in Harris Village was one half of her ancient power, the "Tree Rings of Life." The other half being hidden in her grave.

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 66
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chapter 657
3. ↑ Chapter 663