John and the Keeper

A tell tale of the four Japans weaved through the human tares from humanity's infancy to a progressive and swift civilization of an alien society. Intricately narrated through Wa, Yamatai, Nihon and Nippon which all some up the life span of a people that were once people of Japan.

The desire to win has been the sole purpose to cause a war. In the gist of things or in the open man has given self to the riot of violence to learn war and to dictate terms by war. Though not a thing of human origin; the Annunakai did teach Nippon how to take any and all to war. But as soon found of the trained of war, they do turn on their masters to be war lords of the ronin or the samurai; war was thus learned to advance man in his pursuit for more and more.

In the former inebriations of the lost history of Japan so the young keeper and John are thus cumbered to deal with a vehement terror of old. A linage pulled out of the written history of Japan lest it ensnared any to re-act it's cause and cause the Nipponese woman to yet dominate Wa with omens. A gripping tale of the conversion of Wa of old to four thriving societies. A queens vivid tale of the rise and fall of the advanced civility of Yamatai of the Annunakai, yet a tale of Nippon of the ronin and the samurai's rampant sword forged of an ideal. And still a tale about Nihon of the black.