Owl Yokai Novels & Stories

Evidenced by staring at his opponent's expression that jerked loudly. The Orka stormed indiscriminately. Their bats are five times larger than baseball bats, with spiked tops and bottoms. When the stick swung and hit the cave wall, it would stick and pull whatever was attached to the thorn. A few moments later, five hooded creatures approached the skirmish. The orcas stopped attacking, they retreated in an orderly fashion, and the newly arrived witchers stepped forward. "What's your problem, Lycan?" asked one of the witchers. "Shit, where is my wife?!" Zeno shrieked. "If anything happens to him, I'll destroy this damn cave!" In fact, this cave was also not spared from Zeno's curse.

thought Chaos, as he desired to devour beings with weapon techniques to learn them quickly, and this was perfect! There were Spear wielders, Axe wielders, Sword wielders, and even Shielders and… Mages! The Orcs could be said to also have Skills like these, perhaps, but they were way too weak to give something aside from what was related to their bloodlines, however, these Yeti were SSS-Rank at the peak! Strong enough to give away some skills other than those if they were eaten by the dozens! Within the depths of the Boundless Abyss Dungeon, an enormous, elephant-sized white crystal orb rested over an altar made of rock and stone.

Lao and Yvere were on offense, making sure to fight back any enemies that pushed in for melee. The variety of the yokai complicated things. Kodama and komainu kept their distance, acting as a defensive line. While tsuchigumo and kitsune rushed in with the lycans. Fighting humanoid enemies in such large numbers would be difficult enough, but the various shapes of the yokai required different responses. The tsuchigumo would attempt to trap Lao and Yvere in webs while the kitsune would try to ignite the webs. Heinrich did his best blocking their attacks, his eyes constantly shifting to new targets.

Tengu Tengu (天狗, Tengu?) is a creature in Japanese legend. One of the mountain watchmen Kami, or yōkai closely related to eagles or crows. His attire is similar to that of the yamabushi priests who forged themselves in forests and mountains. Tengu have a long nose, red face, have a pair of wings, and very long fingernails and toenails. Tengu can fly freely in the sky while carrying a staff called a kongōzue, a large sword (tachi), and a leaf-shaped fan (hauchiwa). His work hinders people who want to study Buddhism.[1] His other name is Gehō-sama (外法様, magic lord?). In Japanese there is the expression Tengu ni naru which means "very proud of yourself". This expression probably comes from the

At the moment, most of them had chosen small. Kappas—a type of Japanese fairy with bowl-shaped depressions in the top of their heads—darted through the legs of massive oni—a sort of Japanese ogre with wild hair and horns growing out of their heads. These particular oni were of the red-skinned variety, and the kappas, who ranged from green to yellow, showed up brightly against the crimson background of their buddies. The kappas, who were about the size of a six-year-old child, had metal caps on their heads to protect the water they needed to keep in those head-bowls all the time. A vulture swooped by one, and the kappa snapped at the bird with its own wide, turtle-like beak.

"Once, spirits cursed Rebunge, a villager of Abuta Toyoura, to see the destruction of his town. They sent a part-spider-part-human creature, Yaoshikepu, to fulfil the curse. Yaoshikepu caused rampant destruction throughout the town, slaughtering so many that the streets were filled with crimson blood. After hearing the townsfolk tremble with fear, the sea kami, Repunkamui, transformed Yaoshikepu into an octopus and cast her into the sea. After Yaoshikepu was cast into the sea, her size began to grow, eventually beginning to consume larger prey, such as whales and ships. One day, Akkorokamui gobbled up a boat full of fishermen. In her stomach, they called for help. Hearing the cries, Repunkam

" *Sigh* In the demon world there is a ranking system. Yokai being at the bottom, demons being next, then devils and beyond that not even I know. " What's a Yokai?" She asked. " A Yokai are the helpers of the Grim Reaper. They drag the soul to hell and bring it before the Grim Reaper where he will determine its punishment and the Yokai punish them accordingly. The Grim Reaper and demons have a deal where the Yokai will not collect their souls when their body has expired." I explained. " Demons don't die from old age?!" She exclaimed. " They also don't die from hunger, which is why they don't need to eat..... if they can handle being hungry all the time. Which is why they only die from being

- 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.”

Girl (sweet voice, razor edges): “Kayo. Pleasure to meet the local queens.” Seras and I exchange one look. We know these three. Hanamaki summer festivals. Obon nights when the veil got thin. The oni brothers who used to chase us through the wisteria tunnels for fun. The kitsune princess who once tricked us into releasing a tanuki that destroyed half the shrine. They’re yokai royalty on an exchange program. And they’re here for us. Remy (under his breath):

My kitten’s shoulders tense at the names she recalls, the now-dead enemies of Queen Lamia. “Who is Senko?” I ask, not knowing that name, or what it means to Tawny. Althea sighs rubbing her wrinkled forehead. “Senko is your father King Crimson,” The use of the title, threw me off, but I don’t hate it. “First, Lyoki is a term used for a werecat hybrid that carries wolf blood. Touched by magic is what they call it. As you are well aware, most hybrids are either one or the other or nothing – human. 'Lyoki’ carries the trait of both. Something that is only passed down through genetics. Your mother was part Lyoki, like me. We have wolf blood in us.