The Legend of Gingko

Bi is the child born to fulfill a prophesied rebirth of the Falcon Tribe, living with the knowledge that she is the key to Shinsan's lifeline. She grows into adulthood under a hidden destiny, unaware of the depth of the sacrifice she must make. Her existence binds the fates of Dan, Yeon, and the tribes, making her both cherished and cursed.

Dan is a Volcano Village warrior who defies tribal law to rescue Bi, igniting a powerful thread of love and rebellion. He navigates loyalty to his village, personal longing, and the danger of escalating tribal conflict. His bond with Bi drives him to challenge Jeok and alter the tribe's course.

Yeon is of royal lineage and betrothed to Jeok, placing her at the intersection of power, duty, and politics. She embodies the tension between personal desire and the expectations of her heritage. Her relationships create a web of loyalties that influence the tribes' fate.

Jeok is the Volcano Tribe's strongest warrior and the chosen successor, set to marry Yeon after a duel with Dan. He embodies pride, strength, and the pressure of leading his people. His victory binds him to a future shaped by tradition and the curse tied to Shinsan.

Su is the Falcon Tribe's chieftain, mother to Bi, and an embodiment of ambition that seeks eternal life and world domination. Her pursuit drives the conflict and fuels the story's tragic elements. She ultimately catalyzes the chain of sacrifices that define the tribes' fate.

Han is a fellow warrior who, after breaking tribal law for love, returns to the Volcano Village. He embodies loyalty and resilience, serving as a bridge between Dan and Yeon's world while witnessing Bi's destiny unfold. His presence underscores the costs of forbidden love and loyalty.