Background for Hidehiko

Hidehiko was born a member of a family with no clan. This unfortunate birth meant he was destined for a life without true progression. Hidehiko's father was a clever and strong man. One who could see his son's potential right from the moment he started training as a future warrior of the mist village. He began to plot and scheme, working his way through the ranks of shinobi and people above his own standing. His day came sooner then he could ever had hoped, when the head of the Yuki clan was jumped in an ally by some of the old veterans, in disagreement with the once weak clan being invited back into their village. A bloody battle ensued in which Hidehiko's father was fatally wounded defending the man. The clan leader asked if there was anything that could be done to repay the man for his life. Hidehikos' father's dying request was that his son to be taken into the Yuki clan officially, so that he might have the chance to progress his father could never give his son. The clan leader agreed and so Yuki, Hidehiko was officially born. The boy's life was one of constant training and stern upbringing. His days were spent training as a shinobi and his nights dedicated to reading and improving his mind. He was a kind but stern boy, a product of his raising and desire to make a name for himself and climb the ranks. Once he became a true shinobi he soared through the ranks, dedicating himself to his swordplay and taijutsu combat, giving fuuinjutsu only the briefest of glances. He was a psychical man, like his real father, and excelled in his chosen fields. It didn't take long for Hidehiko to earn his place among the chunin and then the jounin. It was during his first mission among the jounin that he earned his place among the seven swordsmen of the mist, when he managed to defeat several samurai in battle, as the captain of the swordsmen watched.