| rdfs:comment | - Kakeya Iyoku (いよくかけや) is the daughter of Kisui Iyoku and Suzume Aburame and current Daimyo of the Land of Rivers following her father's death. At a young age, she has demonstrated a natural urge to invent. Her intelligence has been touted as incredible for her age, and she has been seen building a wide variety of contructs that run off of steam powered by her Lava Release, which was inherited from her father, and an application of water via a series of water chambers that periodically cool the lava down to produce steam. Her inventions have even helped the Katabami Gold Mine. Thanks to her knowledge of steam power, she has created a more advanced refinement process, allowing the miners to turn their gold into ingots at a much faster rate thanks to a steam press that creates the ingots with
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| abstract | - Kakeya Iyoku (いよくかけや) is the daughter of Kisui Iyoku and Suzume Aburame and current Daimyo of the Land of Rivers following her father's death. At a young age, she has demonstrated a natural urge to invent. Her intelligence has been touted as incredible for her age, and she has been seen building a wide variety of contructs that run off of steam powered by her Lava Release, which was inherited from her father, and an application of water via a series of water chambers that periodically cool the lava down to produce steam. Her inventions have even helped the Katabami Gold Mine. Thanks to her knowledge of steam power, she has created a more advanced refinement process, allowing the miners to turn their gold into ingots at a much faster rate thanks to a steam press that creates the ingots with specialized casings that fit in the machine. Having been dubbed the village's premier inventor, she prides herself in constructing just about anything her mind could come up with. Due to inheriting vision traits from both Kisui and Suzume, she has limited vision and must wear corrective glasses in order to see properly. For many years, Kakeya and her family lived a life of peace, until the Jashinists attacked the Land of Rivers. Kakeya and Kisui did their best to protect the capital village of the Land of Rivers, but Kakeya ended up getting killed. With her father weakened and wounded, he gave up his life using the Samsara Rebirth technique to revive those who perished in the battle, including Kakeya. With the death of her father leaving her grief stricken, she hesitantly took on the reigns as the current Daimyo of the Land of Rivers to push the fight against the Jashinists.
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