This is what happens when the wandering master meets someone who was actually worthy of the fight.

That bandage over the right eye isn’t decorative—it’s a war trophy earned the hard way. The long scar carving down the same side tells the full story: one devastating strike that should have ended him but didn’t. Now he fights with half the vision and twice the caution, making him somehow even more dangerous than before. Every technique refined. Every movement calculated. Nothing wasted.

The moustache and beard frame a serious expression that’s moved past anger into something colder—quiet determination forged through loss. The clicking kasa still provides that mysterious shadow, but now it conceals damage alongside danger. This is the warrior who survived his legendary duel and came back stronger, meaner, and significantly less interested in mercy.

Perfect for depicting that pivotal character moment when the hero becomes the hardened veteran, or for creating the one-eyed swordmaster whose reduced vision has been compensated by supernatural awareness. The battle damage adds instant narrative weight—every viewer will wonder what epic confrontation left him marked but unbroken. Display all three versions chronologically to show a warrior’s journey from fierce youth to scarred legend.