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Makoto

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Makoto

Gender
Female ♀
Age
25
Race
Hyur (Midlander)
Job
Samurai
Zone
Kugane (13.8,8.0)
Organization
Sekiseigumi
Relatives
Ugetsu (brother)
Services
Quest NPC
Patch
4.0

Permit me to introduce myself. I am Makoto of the Sekiseigumi. Ours is the peacekeeping force of Kugane, a port city in Hingashi.

— In-game description

Makoto Obinata is a Hyur in Kugane.

Quests Started

Quest Level Quest Giver Questline
Matsuba Mayhem 65 Makoto Disciple of War Job Quests
┗ Samurai Quests
The Hunt for Ugetsu 68 Makoto Disciple of War Job Quests
┗ Samurai Quests
The Battle on Bekko 70 Makoto Disciple of War Job Quests
┗ Samurai Quests
The Legend of Musosai 80 Makoto Disciple of War Job Quests
┗ Samurai Quests

Quests Involved In

Quest Level Quest Giver Questline
A Dignified Visitor 60 Momozigo Disciple of War Job Quests
┗ Samurai Quests
Trials of the Sekiseigumi 63 Momozigo Disciple of War Job Quests
┗ Samurai Quests
An Auspicious Opportunity 90 Mehdjina Side Story Quests
┗ Tataru's Grand Endeavor Quests

Lore

"Create? You can create naught with the edge of a blade! Nay, what you seek to do is destroy!"

A Hingan woman of twenty-five summers raised as the sheltered daughter of the noble Tachikake clan, she was forced against her will to learn the way of the sword by Ugetsu, her once-kind brother who returned from his journey of training a cruel and violent man. Despite her misgivings, she shared Ugetsu’s natural affinity for swordsmanship and soon became a capable warrior in her own right. Soon after this, her brother committed an unspeakable crime, cutting down high-ranking officers of the bakufu. As punishment, her parents were summarily executed, and her family line stricken from the public record. It was then that she abandoned her true name of Kagetsu, dubbed herself “Makoto,” and came knocking on the door of the Sekiseigumi, in hopes of exacting revenge on her traitorous sibling. She enjoys relaxing by partaking in the traditional Hingan tea ceremony.

— Encyclopædia Eorzea vol 2, page 125