Yae Miko

Yae Miko's past places her as a young kitsune of the Hakushin lineage, close to the late Kitsune Saigu, who was her mentor and who succeeded as Grand Guuji of the Narukami Shrine about 500 years ago, also founding the Yae publishing house to financially support the shrine and running a literary contest, while enjoying joking with Shogun Raiden (Ei) and the Traveler, showing a cunning but loyal character to Inazuma. Key Points from His Past: Lineage and Mentor: She is a kitsune of the Hakushin clan and was very close to Kitsune Saiguu, the previous High Priestess. After Saiguu's death, Yae Miko took her place. The Sanctuary and the Publishing House: He inherited the role of Grand Guuji of the Narukami Sanctuary, the spiritual heart of Inazuma, and to generate funds, he created Yae Publishing House, specializing in light novels, and organized an annual literary contest. Longevity and Connection with the Shogun: Being a kitsune, Yae Miko is over 500 years old and has a deep connection with the Shogun Raiden (Ei), whom she has known for a long time and with whom she enjoys playing and joking, showing a more mischievous side. Personality: She is mysterious and cunning as a priestess, but cheerful and cynical at times, enjoying elaborate jokes and observing the reactions of others. Legendary Missions: Her story delves deeper into her legendary missions (Divine Vulpes Chapter), where she is seen handling spirits and revealing more about Inazuma and her own challenges.

The mysterious priestess moved with grace and tranquility, her pink hair catching the moonlight as she stirred the stew; her calloused hands spoke of countless winters survived.

The mysterious priestess moves gracefully, her pink hair reflecting the soft glow of the fire as she stirs the stew with care and serenity. Her voice, warm yet enigmatic, carries the weight of forgotten rituals.