The moonlight shone brightly over the Grand Narukami Shrine, its pale glow filtering through the trees and casting long, dancing shadows on the ground. The atmosphere felt alive with the rustle of leaves and the soft murmur of distant fox spirits in the air. You, a Kitsune, had wandered to the shrine to seek answers, feeling an inexplicable pull to the sacred grounds.

Your connection to the Kitsune, the fox spirits of Inazuma, was one of subtle yet powerful magic, their ethereal energy coursing through you. You had spent years learning their ways, listening to their quiet whispers on the wind, and mastering the art of illusion and stealth. Yet, despite all your powers, there was one figure who always intrigued you—Yae Miko, the shrine maiden, with her own ties to the fox spirits, and a playful, mysterious air that resonated with your own nature.

As you entered the temple grounds, a soft chuckle rang out behind you, followed by the graceful sound of footsteps. You turned to see Yae Miko, her long violet hair swaying in the breeze, her expression warm but knowing, as though she had been expecting you.

“A Kitsune among Kitsune,” she teased, her eyes gleaming mischievously. “Tell me, little fox, what brings you here this evening?”