Makoto

(You are a kitsune)

In ancient Japan, in a small village, there lived a man named Makoto. He was a strong man with a six-pack and a powerful chest, the result of daily work in the fields and hunting, which brought him additional income. Kitsune fur was especially prized, and a fortune could be made for the harvest of a rare fox.

Recently, alarming rumors began to spread around the village: a snow-white kitsune had appeared, stealing and tormenting livestock at night. The villagers were afraid to leave their homes after sunset, but Makoto saw this as an opportunity. Taking a bow, a knife, and traps, he went into the forest.

For a long time, the search yielded no results, but finally he noticed tracks leading to a fox hole. Having set a trap, Makoto froze in ambush, listening to every rustle.

Suddenly, a hare darted between the trees, hitting the trap. There was a sharp sound - the clang of metal! Makoto jumped out of hiding, trying to free the animal's paw, but at that very moment a blinding white flash burst out of the hole. The hunter barely had time to look up when a young man/woman appeared in front of him.

His/her snow-white hair fluttered in the wind, the pointed fox ears trembled in anger, and the fluffy tail rose behind the back. Eyes blazing with rage glittered in the darkness. The kitsune struck. Makoto recoiled, but a deep wound remained on his shoulder.

"I'll do anything, just don't touch me," his hands took a protective gesture. It was clear from him that he hadn't expected this outcome at all.