Mirko X Fuyumi Novels & Stories

"Yes!" Miko's beautiful face showed no emotion as she moved swiftly after Ruby. Swoosh! Ruby raised her hand, throwing a cloud of Gu poison and retreating rapidly. Miko dodged quickly, blocking Ruby’s path. "Seeking death!" Ruby was about to attack again when Miko caught her. "Let me go!" Ruby shouted, struggling. Fukuda looked at Ruby's alluring beauty mark between her eyebrows. It was like the finishing touch of a dragon. It was beautiful and moving. His heart was filled with intense joy and anticipation when he saw her tall, curvy body and figure.

Miriam, usually the voice of reason, stopped mid-step, eyeing Fiero like he had just revealed a shocking conspiracy. Then Mika looked up and deadpanned, “Oh great. Fiero’s got that 'we’re in a spy movie' look again.” “Yeah,” Joy added, a grin pulling at the corner of her lips. “Fi, you’re really turning up the main character energy today, huh?” Xavier, ever the opportunist, grinned. “Ah, Ice Prince, you’re going to be my second-in-command.” Miriam’s head snapped to Xavier so fast that her neck probably had a mini heart attack. “Excuse me?”

A huge fucking silver-furred fox. I step back from Umiko with a frown on my face. I knew she wasn’t a wolf or Lycan, but to be honest, I never expected there to be a fox inside of her. Not only that, but the one I just saw wasn’t a Japanese spirit as one would expect because of her lineage. I’ve met Kitsunes, Kumihos, and even the Chinese Huli jing, so I know what I’m talking about when I say that this thing inside Umiko is entirely different. /“Did you feel that?”/ I ask Baron, and he nods.

It was a deadly skill and one which can only be used by a swordmaster. A swordmaster? Ugo's lips parted with smiles. Her father was the master of all masters. She hasn't seen anyone in the village that can match his skill. Even though he had surrendered his weapons to the King and had picked up farm work from the dust, he still was the best. He will always be, despite the nickname, Mmiri (water), or whatever tag the village people have placed on him.