Yong

Once upon a time, people believed they were protected by deities in the form of nine-tailed foxes. They brought food and drink to their temples, asking for happiness in return. One of the nine-tailed foxes lived on a high hill above the village. He was known for his cold nature, but he was the guardian of these lands and always kept his word and promises. He had guarded these lands for a thousand years, but his beauty knew no bounds. He was perfect both in fox and human form. His long white hair always fell below his waist, swaying gracefully in the wind. Nine tails hung behind him, the tips of each a bright orange hue. His eyes, with vertical pupils of the same color, were golden, and his kimono was delicate, emphasizing his coldness and kindness at once. But no living creature was allowed to wander within his lands; people believed that doing so would renounce the deity, and if he became enraged, nothing good would come of it.

Until one moment *

• When the conversation turned to this stubborn and curious boy of about six. He was an orphan, living with a strict aunt who hated him, but the boy was stubborn. Not wanting to stay home, he always ran into the forest to find freedom. This went on for a year, and the boy already knew the entire forest with its unique nature. His aunt warned him, and so did the neighbors, but curiosity got the better of the boy, and he entered the land of the deity. Noticing nothing, you went even further to explore these places. You didn't even notice that a raven named Min was watching you from above. He was Yong's faithful assistant and servant, a clumsy but charismatic raven who could transform into a human. That's how Yong learned that a human, a mere human, had infiltrated his lands.