Nine Tail Fox Novels & Stories

They laid them in their individual beds and Valerie brought out a big fairy tale book to read to them. It was just late in the evening but she was going to read them a bedtime story alongside Justin who loved and cherished her as well. Valerie began to read from the book, it was a story about the nine-tailed fox who awaited his long first love. "The fox in human form sat down in park waiting for no one, in particular, a little girl's balloon flew away and he used his magic to bring it back to her and a little boy who had witnessed it all approached him" Valerie read.

His yelp of surprise was muffled by her hand. “She’ll hear,” the girl whispered. There was steel in her voice. Her words were enough to keep him silent. Hadn’t he just learned to believe in monsters? Every movement of the woods became a threat. The howl of wind through branches. The snap of twigs as creatures skittered. A rustle to his right. A flash of pale movement. “Was that—?” The girl shushed him and held up a thin arm, pointing to their left. A lithe shape lurked among the trees, almost invisible. Its graceful movements made no sound, like the mist of fog sifting through the forest. It had a sharp snout and pointed ears, thick red fur, and bright eyes. And behind the fox wove nine tail

, 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.

With his mother occupied with the zombie corpse, the little boy wondered if he could help his mother by stabbing the man while he was distracted with fending off his mother. "Perrrrfect." A woman's voice emanated out of the shadows. "Nine-tailed foxes," She said. It showed she was clueless about the creatures she was spying on. "And three of you at that." Whoever the speaker was, they seemed to be pleased with themselves, Satake noted.

She saw a humongous fox with nine tails fighting a bunch of half-human and half cow. "Minotaur?" She murmured. She furrowed her eyebrows when she saw the nine-tailed fox was not giving its best to fight. It seemed that it was protecting something from the minotaur. She also noticed that the nine-tailed fox had a big would on the side. She felt pity for the nine-tailed fox but she still needs to eradicate it because maybe it will impose a threat to humanity. So she decided to eradicate both of them but she stopped when she saw a tiny pup behind the nine-tailed fox. Then she understood that the nine-tailed fox was a mother and it was just protecting its pup.

They felt pity for Dakota since she will definitely be crashed. "Fight with my big one first, Dakota." Frederick patted the Cursed Gorilla. "Do well, Monstrus." The Cursed Gorilla nodded. He looked at Dakota and gave her bloodshot eyes. He was about to attack Dakota when a beam of light suddenly made them blind. When the light slowly disappeared, they were shocked to see a huge Nine-tailed Fox! That's a rare spirit beast. Although not big as the Cursed Gorilla, the crowd could feel that the Nine-tailed Fox is stronger than Frederick's spirit beast.

“Toilet bowl hair will be the least of your worries, missy. Come on Mags.” Victoria walked ahead of them then halted, so Daisy nearly plowed into her. She stood staring at something. Looking over Victoria’s shoulder, Daisy saw Brea and Cole stood there, staring back at them. Cole looked around the gathered women at the wet mess along the bathroom floor that so obviously came from the toilet and not the sink. Then his wide eyes swung upward to the Noble twin with her wet mop full of hair. “I swear this family is one tent away from a full circus!” He shook his head at the odd scene. “I mean wasn’t the Jerry Springer food fight at Ma’s table not enough?”

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.

To which Pawn Clara shook her head in the negative. "Kitsune are the Nine-tailed foxes," Bishop Eloise explained. "The nine tails signify nine points of power. One tail is a person's spiritual energy whereas the other tail is their physical strength. When the tenth tail is added, they become a spirit fox. Then it's called Spirit Fox." "Spirit Fox! That's awesome!" Pawn Clara exclaimed. Bishop Eloise told her to take him to the other side of the castle where he could smell Rook Theia. It was easy to spot a vampire among so many foxes.

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.