Novel & Cerita 10 Tailed Fox

BOOOOOMMMM “Agh!” A nine-tailed woman landed on the ground, her body covered in wounds. In the sky, a nine-tailed fox with black fur and black eyes glared down at the fox woman who had landed pitifully on the ground. He, who had initially not paid much attention to this woman as she kept following him, was now annoyed by her rude behavior.

Feral’s now elongated ears trembled nervously in a way that could soften even an angel’s heart and he smiled a bit shyly. Thankfully, although people couldn’t help staring at him what they actually had their eyes on was the beast on his neck. On the slender neck stood a graceful-looking fox with a stunning pair of eyes holding a blue sclera and sharp red pupils that emitted such pressure that could make one’s hair stand and even more astonishing was the glowing seven tails which stood majestically behind his back leisurely swaggering in the air while others caringly caressed the elf.

“Me my dear, I’m a Nine tailed fox spirit from Japan.” I couldn’t believe it, my eyes went wide as I gripped Eli’s arm and squealed in excitement. “Can I touch your tail or tails they look soooo fluffy.” I asked greedily. He just chuckled and two of his tails came forward in front of me. I didn’t waist anytime running my fingers through the soft fur. I couldn’t help the creepy chuckle that escaped my mouth.

I've been privileged to meet vampires, witches, sorceresses and sorcerers. I even met elves and fairies, but not giants. Now a giant is one thing but giant foxes the size of five-storey buildings are another. Then when you go into their details, they were terrifying, especially their leader. There was nothing remarkably different about the red nine-tailed and the white was as I expected. They were huge foxes with nine tails and individual colours. The only thing different about my expectations was their aura. The pressure was no joke but the elegance was on point.

, he promised amused. The Apple in his arms broke free and landed on Zen, who laughed, giggling at the rough tongue that licked his cheek. The fox kit, its fur a striking red, probably how it got its name, leaped around him barking happily. "It's a twin tail!" he noticed as the fox jumped from his abdomen to his shoulder, one of the tails curled around his neck like a scarf, the other wagging happily. "Where did you even get him?" he asked curiously.

And froze. Charging toward her was a massive fox, its body sleek and shadow-black, but with nine great tails fanned behind it, each burning faintly with a strange light, red, gold, white, violet, and colors she couldn’t even name. Its eyes glowed an unearthly crimson, fixed directly on her. It wasn’t just big, it was colossal. Taller than a horse, broader than a bear. Each step made the ground quake as though the world itself was bowing to it.

“Do you believe in legends?” “I rarely learn about them.” - Devlin answered frankly because his work is always very busy and the realities in life are enough to give him a headache. “Ohh… so maybe you'll be interested in them after hearing my story.” The pastor recounts that 500 years ago there was a nine-tailed fox, which had a strong desire to become human. Day after day, they worked hard to cultivate and do good deeds, the angels were touched by this, and they gave the challenge to give the fox a chance to become a human.

The shadows of the beasts twisted and flickered under the glow, giving the space an unsettling tension. "Look at that." Landon stopped and pointed to a carving on the left wall. Aria looked over and saw a beast that resembled a fox, but with nine tails. Each tail was marked with colorful patterns. A single horn rose from its forehead, and its eyes were gentle yet alert. Landon remarked, "It's similar to a nine-tailed fox, but different." Aria nodded. "Nine-tailed foxes have pure, unmarked tails and no horns. This one looks strange."

The horse was going a bit fast and she didn’t know how to get it to slow down. The horse was taking her past the Triple K Garage and a loud pop came from the building. Then the animal reared back and stood on its hind legs. Brea screamed in terror as she hung on for dear life. The scream seemed to scare the horse further as it pawed the ground and then took off into a full run, across the field and toward the open prairie.