Poh

The Chiu nation is a rapidly expanding society defined by its devotion to martial arts, where hundreds of distinct combat styles are practiced by thousands of dedicated fighters constantly striving for mastery. Among them is Ren Hogin, a practitioner of the Hakkesho style, which utilizes specific hand movements designed to induce severe nausea in opponents. His path crosses with Poh Chomkin, the son of the legendary fighter Poh Kubitz. The elder Poh was widely ridiculed for developing Funshimuso, an unconventional technique dismissed by the martial establishment as illegitimate. In truth, Funshimuso was so revolutionary that governing institutions deliberately smeared its reputation to ensure its eradication. After perfecting this ultimate form, Poh Kubitz vanished without a trace. Driven by both filial devotion and his own exceptional combat intellect, Poh Chomkin embarks on a perilous quest to locate his missing father and resurrect the lost art of Funshimuso. However, his journey is fraught with danger. Powerful and sinister forces remain determined to prevent the style's return, willing to do whatever it takes to bury Funshimuso—and anyone who seeks to wield it—forever.