It is said that victory belongs to those who set out.

So if you were entrusted with the survival of Kiyosu and only had a silent horn, will you still move out?

1560 is widely regarded as the most impossible and stunning military upset in Japanese history. Imagawa Yoshimoto marched toward Kyoto with an elite army of roughly 25,000 well-equipped soldiers. Oda Nobunaga could muster only 2,000 men to defend his home province of Owari.

That is when a lowly sandal bearer close to Nobunaga shared a rumor of a man from the South carrying a horn able to command sound itself. With just few days to set out this man's lungs would hand the victory to the fool.

The name of that man was: Hashimaru of the South.