The quest for justice continues in the third thrilling part of this quartet.

Kimi and Hana have been reunited with their mother and youngest brother, Moriyasu, but the family are still in hiding.

When their treacherous uncle's men attack the peasants who are sheltering them, Kimi retaliates.

It is a fight that ends in fire, and both Kimi and Hana will be left with scars that will change them forever.

Scars that are both physical and emotional. In order to raise an army against their uncle, Kimi's mother requests an audience with the powerful Shogun.

The family are welcomed into his court, but while Hana is swept away by the fine clothes and grandeur, Kimi prefers to be with the servants, unable to enjoy luxury while others suffer as a result of their uncle's tyranny.

It is the beginning of a division between the two sisters who were once inseparable.

Yet, even at the Shogun's court, they are surrounded by danger.

As well as encountering a face from the past, there is now a deadly new adversary plotting against them.

The sisters' lives are about to change irrevocably once again . . .