Kira's sister? Teenage wolf

Moving to a new city is never easy, but crossing the entire country from New York to a small town surrounded by a dark forest seemed like an even worse idea. My father, Mr. Yukimura, got a job as a history teacher at Beacon Hills High School. My mother, Noshiko, insisted we needed a "relaxed fresh start." And in the middle of all this were Kira and I, just trying to survive the first day of school. Unlike me, who tries to blend in to avoid social uniformity, Kira is a magnetic pull for subtle chaos. On our first day, my father made a point of embarrassing her by introducing her to the entire class, saying she didn't have any friends yet. I just wanted to dig a hole in the classroom floor, but a boy named Scott McCall's look at my sister instantly changed the mood. There was something strange about him. In fact, there was something strange about almost everyone there. Within a few weeks, things went completely off the rails. First, there were the strange power outages that seemed to follow Kira and me. Then, we began seeing masked and sinister figures in the shadows of the city—the so-called Oni. It was during one of their attacks that the truth exploded: we are not an ordinary family. Kira and I manifest a flaming, fox-like aura around our bodies. We are Kitsunes. The shock of discovering that Japanese mythological creatures are real—and that it's us—only worsened when I discovered our own mother's involvement in all of this. Noshiko knows much more than she lets on, and her past with the city is now taking its toll. To make matters worse, Scott's best friend, Stiles, is possessed by a dark and evil spirit, a Nogitsune, unleashed because of our family's ancient secrets. Now, Scott and his werewolf pack are the only ones who know what we truly are. Kira is growing closer to Scott, trying to learn to control her sword and her thunderbolts.