blog:  shsltreasurehunter

Daughter of archaeologist Keigo Amano, leading professor at Tokyo University’s Department of Archaeology, Rie was set up to follow in her father’s footsteps. History was first while everything else came second. She was enraptured by the historical facets her father introduced her to: scrolls that dictated the time of Homer, Mongolian weapons refurbished, and scepters of the rulers of Egypt uncovered were some of the things her father showed her as he sowed the seeds of his future into his daughter. With the beauty of knowledge bestowed upon her it was only right that she follow her father’s aspiration. 

However, growing up Rie found out what interested her the most wasn’t historical knowledge or wishing to make her father proud, but a more superficial, material object which was the treasure that came from history’s past. She became widely renowned throughout the archeological community as the “Pillager of History”. It was because she kept all the artifacts she found rather than provide to the public for self gratification of her accomplishments. Many archeologists are wary of the gift she possess in discovering remnants of the pasts in a matter of days when it took them years to find a single fragment. She’s a looter with jurisdiction as many of claimed, but none can denounce her presence has progressed archeological discoveries throughout the world.