Mifune
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
“Far Eastern literature is rife with stories of un-dead heroes and villains who refuse to abandon their adventures, even after all life has seeped from their cold bodies. The Song of Mifare is one such tale— the harrowing lay of a horseback warrior damned to wander the halls of an endless labyrinth in search of an exit and with it his salvation. As such, ghostly riders sighted under the shroud of night are oft hastily dubbed mifune for lack of a moniker more suited.
— Encyclopædia Eorzea vol 2