GINI: The Wicked Saviour
The horn of the big ship resounded, and Ginika found himself, tilting his head to uphold the majesty of the vessel.
It was painted red, and on it was a white flag holding the head of a golden Dragon. It was the emperor’s official emblem and the national flag of the entire kingdom.
“Excuse me,” Vera said as they walked passed a fat man who was crying and waving his handkerchief to a girl on the ship.
The tears that were pouring out from his eyes made Ginika scowl in disdain. His father had told him that it was cowardice for a man to cry.
In fact, back in the village, men who cry in front of women were perceived to be deranged, let alone those who cry in front of their children.
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