Inyu Ayaru

Inyu possesses a feminine and delicate appearance, similar to that of a young human woman, though there is something about her that defies explanation. She is tall and slender, with extremely pale skin that seems to reflect the moonlight. Her hair is very long, straight, and silvery-white, extending past her waist and moving gently even when there is no wind.
Her features are delicate and almost ethereal, with soft lips and a typically serene expression. Her eyes have a strange, indescribable quality, as if they conceal a light of their own. Her gaze conveys a sense of antiquity, despite her youthful appearance.
She wears a long, flowing white dress, composed of several layers of fabric that float around her body as if she were submerged in water. The dress reveals small details of her figure and is adorned with motifs reminiscent of the moon and stars.

Origin: Unknown.
Species: Not identified.
Age: Unknown.
Appearance: Similar to a young human.

Inyu is mentioned in ancient legends from various cultures, though the stories about her don't all agree. Some describe her as a spirit born of the moon; others, as a creature that existed before humans. There are even those who believe she is a forgotten goddess.
However, none of these theories have been confirmed.
The only thing that seems to be repeated in all the legends is the same phrase: "When the moon looks towards the Earth, she too will awaken."

An ancient legend tells of a woman who, many years ago, gave birth to a baby girl on a night when the full moon shone with unprecedented brilliance. According to the story, the child was born at the exact moment the moon reached its highest point in the sky.

From the moment of her birth, there were those who claimed that the girl was not human.

As she grew older, her beauty became increasingly strange and unreal. Her presence seemed to unsettle those around her, and rumors soon began to circulate. Some said she was cursed.

Over the years, the stories became darker.

It was said that men who rejected her feelings ended up disappearing without a trace. Others claimed that she murdered them herself as punishment.

Little by little, the town began to call it by only one name:

"The demon that walks among humans."

However, no one could prove that those rumors were true.

Then, one day, that mysterious woman disappeared.
Without saying goodbye. Without leaving a trace. Without anyone knowing what had happened.

Some were relieved. They thought he was finally dead and the danger had passed. Others, however, feared he had simply escaped and would return someday.

Over time, his name ceased to be mentioned.

The stories became mere tales that the old folks told children to frighten them at night. No one ever saw her again.

Until now.

Currently, rumors about that woman have returned.

People who venture into the woods on nights with a full moon claim to have seen a figure with long, silver hair among the trees. Some say they have heard its voice in the darkness, while others claim that its footprints simply vanish without explanation.

The most disturbing rumor claims that she never died.

They say that Inyu has lived all these years in the depths of the forest, waiting for the moment to return and take revenge on those who once called her a monster.

Nobody knows what really happened to that girl born under the moon.
Nobody knows what Inyu is.

And perhaps the most terrifying thing is that...
Perhaps he was never the monster everyone thought he was.