Fujin Mythology Novels & Stories

Because Yin, truly, was a menace in fluffy disguise. Even now, as he casually leaned against the vending machine, pretending to be just another pretty intern with slightly mystical hair, his thoughts were spiraling delightfully into mythical gossip and dangerous curiosity. The story, according to Shu—and a few gossipy thunder spirits—went like this: Nexus, the land god before his sudden disappearance, had tamed something that should not have been tamed. A primal, ancient beast. One of the original calamity spirits. A Fenrisúlfr.

Aiden Uncle Jin said, “Back in the Heian era, our ancestors supposedly formed a contract with the four guardians.” Aiden said, “The dragon, fox, snake, and cat.” He nodded. “In exchange, we must offer them one of our children. She must be beautiful, and beauty in the Heian era is nothing other than silky black hair, alabaster skin, and an exquisite face that has the power to bring men to their knees. They gave the girl the title of Shrine Maiden. Under the contract, the Shrine Maiden is trapped to live with them for all eternity, or so the legend goes.”

I said with a light smile and her gaze shifted to the window as if trying to recollect where to start from. "You do know the story of moon goddess and Kushim right?" She took a sip of her tea before looking up at me. I nodded as I also took a sip. I felt obligated to take a sip if she does. "Kushim is the first creation of the moon goddess and he was perfection," now her gaze was fixed on me and I couldn't shift mine. "You do know he was finally taken back by the Moon goddess right?" "Yes I do. And I know he will return in the body of the child called the Ultima." I added and she smiled as she nodded.

Chad was not present, so only Fifi, Suri, and Fifi's manager remained on Temple Road. Kaisei smiled in disdain. "This is not just any poison fog; it's divine fog from Yama. It will create illusions, and those trapped in the fog will not be able to keep their innermost secrets hidden!" As he spoke, a white mist drifted into Treasure Trove. In the fog, a white wolf was visible. In Saffronesian legends, the evil god Yama was said to breathe clouds and spit fog. Kaisei smiled triumphantly, stroking the wolf's head and asking, "Speak! Where's the Worldly Medicine manuscript?"

Fūjin heard Fenrir refer to Neith as the goddess multiple times last night as he kept gushing about her while they were already in bed. Fūjin quickly ran out. He forgot that he was shirtless and his hair was still disheveled. He was going as fast as he could. Luckily, none of their teammates were at the residence building anymore. It was easy for him to find them. He already knew Neith's favorite spot. Fenrir was shocked when he saw Fūjin's current appearance. Fūjin is very particular about his looks after all. He likes maintaining a clean and composed mien.

"You already know Jiji; mother earth, shaper of lands, she is probably the most caring for humans and her four kids and a good wife to her husband. She is also responsible for keeping the land together." "Then there is Yue," Kurai's eyes perked hearing the name. "Yue is known as the deity of Heavenly Knowledge and founder of magic. Yue doesn't involve in any particular stories that define him but he is known to do his job dilligently and doesn't involve himself in human affairs as much as others. He is also the younger brother of Cangcai." "Wait what?!" Kurai said in shock. "Ah, I guess that means he's your uncle and Liyu is your cousin." Nuying snickered.

Well, it's really weird to ask her that. "Not that I remember." Flynn shrugs. "I don't even like his guts." ... "What do you think? Do you think I impressed her?" Jin asks as his men gather for dinner. They all looked down with his question or if not, they just looked away from him. "Didn't you hear me?" He asks again. "What did Huina tell you the day you turned into a God again?" Huina is the Goddess of Justice that cursed Jinan. Joon asks, using his logic to answer God's question without hurting him.

The creatures didn't wasted their time, the horse with the knight ran towards Lienne in no time, Lienne was also not the one to leave, she used her last trump card, Amaterasu's flames. Amaterasu was the goddess of the sun in Japanese mythology. One of the major deities (kami) of Shinto, she was also portrayed in Japan's earliest literary texts and considered to be one of the "Three Precious Children", the three most important offspring of the creator god Izanagi.

- he says laughing. “Zog, this man's of Japanese origin” – he says, looking into his captor's eyes. “It's a Japanese fox, a Kitsune, a Tricksters. We have to be alert. I remember from mom's story, that they are very smart, live almost as long as we do, and have magical powers.”

A perfect specimen of a wonderous species collectively known as fujoshi or “rotten women” In the wild, fujoshi can often be seen mingling with groups of normal human females, trying to pass as one of them. Though some fujoshi have evolved exceptional camouflage skills, you can always identify them through a simple test. You see, when a fujoshi detects a group of two or more attractive human males interacting with one another, the fujoshi will, without fail, display some form of an “aunty smile”. (not to be confused with a “pedo-smile”!) These uniquely identifiable smiles are also often accompanied by a high-pitched cry to alert the rest of their group to the presence of “food”.