Tokyo Station.
This was the most bustling station in Japan, and perhaps the world. It blended various architectural styles, including Victorian and Baroque, making it more than just a simple transportation hub. It could also be considered a landmark for tourists in Tokyo.
But at this moment, a large, empty space had been cleared out in the normally busy plaza in front of the station, drawing a great deal of attention.
In the center of this clearing stood a neat formation of over a thousand people.
They were all uniformly dressed in loose, black martial arts uniforms. Each person was tall and sturdy, exuding an intense, oppressive aura.
On the back of their uniforms was a white insignia. It looked like the image of a Japanese sumo wrestler, but he was carrying a massive mountain on his back, one far larger than his own body.
And standing before these thousand people were two figures as tall and imposing as mountains themselves.
