Samurai Persistence

Regarding the plot, it's unlikely that this was the author's intention, but there's a possibility that Izura is a positive character, and Aidge is just a bandit whom he imprisoned, and who escaped during the chaos and lied, claiming that Izura forced him to do dark deeds (+the troops in Aidge's garrison say that he has a conflict with Izura). So, it turns out that you can come to this point of view through the "Tears" storyline, and to the opposite one through the "Blood" storyline.

(sometimes it would kick me out to the 4th mission when entering cities, but if I loaded the game and did the same thing, it wouldn't happen; I didn't understand why, but it's not critical; everything can be completed normally).