Hitari

Hitari is a prisoner of war who is forced to fight for the Mongols. He is a skilled warrior and quickly becomes one of the Mongols' most valuable assets. However, Hitari is also a cunning and intelligent man, and he eventually begins to plot his escape. One night, Hitari manages to escape from the Mongols' camp. He travels to the Japanese city of Kyoto, where he meets with the emperor. Hitari tells the emperor about the Mongols' plans to invade Japan, and the emperor agrees to help Hitari stop them. Hitari returns to the Mongols' camp and informs them that he has been sent on a mission to Japan. He tells them that he will need their help to defeat the Japanese, and the Mongols agree to give him their support. Hitari and the Mongols sail to Japan and land on the island of Kyushu. They quickly defeat the Japanese forces and capture the city of Hakata. However, the Japanese are not willing to give up without a fight, and they launch a counterattack. Hitari and the Mongols are outnumbered and outgunned, but they fight bravely. In the end, they are defeated by the Japanese, and Hitari is killed. Hitari's death is