Owl Yokai Novels & Stories

The tyronimic howled loudly into the dark, atmosphere - which only attracted the attention of beasts of other species that ululated, wailed and yowled their response in return, making the atmosphere more mysterious and unearthly. The tyronimic turned its four ugly heads slowly left and right, scanning the cheerless horizon but seeing other creatures - Yellow, glowing eyed Yalipers, Yaghions with detachable body parts and other strange creatures. They were not of interest so the tyronimic didn't turn as much as a horn to them as it searched desperately for where its preys had gone all of a sudden.

But when Draco paid closer attention, the stone statues of the children with red collars moved and jumped around covertly with movements so fast that the human eye could hardly saw them. “The children's statues are alive! Are they a type of youkai?" said Draco with a fixed gaze. “It's a Warabe Jizo type youkai. They enjoy protecting children and survivors,” Gale replied. “That red collar? What does it mean?" Draco asked curiously. "Oh, the red collar is a plea for all children and survivors to be saved," Gale replied, smiling. "The power of pleading," Draco said, understanding the energy source of the Warabe Jizo youkai.

Olsson and turned on the charm that she had honed in her deportment and etiquette classes. “Um, Mr. Olsson, is there perchance gossip among the villagers about any boogeymen other than Akuma the Devil-Bear?” Mr. Olsson pondered that and then his eyes brightened. “Ah, yes, milady! I do know one other fascinating character. Here in the north, we have the legend of the Jölgib, the Yule Cat. It tells of a feline spirit who would bring sweets and toys to sleeping children in return for some leftover fish. Is that mayhap what you are referring to, milady?”

Speaking of powers, Professor Damaris told me that there is Seven Caste of Powers here in the Olympus, wherein people were ranked based on the level and contribution of their powers to the Olympus. The seventh is considered the lowest rank of all, and it is called the Summoning Caste. These are the people who can summon any kind of animals, creatures, beasts, and other living things in the Olympus. Through the power vested in them, they can understand, talk to, and command them. Professor Damaris also said that every Summoner has a spirit animal who can protect and guide them.

Ryosuke said. “In the dream, something was calling to me. It was this place." Cai Kang shook his head. “But from what exactly?” “It's a warning. These people say it is a snake demon. It is most likely an imugi that was trapped here, unable to be set free.” Fukuna said. “But, we already established that yeouijus like the one we're looking for only belong to the one it is made for," Kazuha said.

Others…well… ‘foxes with paranormal abilities from japanese folklore’ sums it up. One site goes as far as calling them trickster yōkai and goes on to explain yōkai as paranormal beings with godlike powers then equates them to demons or ghouls. They are symbols of wealth and fertility and are associated with Inari and found at shrines, but supposedly start to shapeshift at fifty to five hundred years old. Neither Aubrey or any of her living family members I know of are that old! It goes to show myths and reality can be very different even when a real life nine tailed fox shifter just gave you head and is licking their pouty, glossed lips on your office sofa.

Pawn Clara asked. " 'Gobi' means 'five-tailed Kitsune' and 'Zalika' means 'wellborn'," Bishop Eloise explained with an understanding smile. "She is fully matured and has mastered her element and can create an illusion now. She has a royal Kitsune heritage like the Moroi of Vampires or the Alpha of Werewolves." "And what about Reiko? What does it mean?" Pawn Clara asked, reminding her. "'Riko' means a ghost fox, not a real ghost as seen in shadow or dust form, but definitely a 'wicked' fox," Bishop Eloise replied.

He wasn't sure he wanted to know the details. "DeVayne was involved in all sorts of dark practices, and you'll need magic to help defeat Harrison. It appears these despicable individuals summoned a demon," Westwood explained, her tone tinged with annoyance. "A demon?" Parker blinked, clearly taken aback by the revelation. "Well, it was once something else. It used to be a revered spirit called Okami, a sort of Japanese ghost wolf. But DeVayne's wickedness twisted it, and now, the Okami is all that's keeping Harrison intact," Westwood elaborated.

If they could not find any wild animals to hunt or their crops failed to flourish, it meant that Alluvium was upset or angered depending on the gravity of the situation. The Archdragon of the water a beautiful azure blue, Goko ruled over not just the magnificent ocean, but also all forms of water down to the tiniest dew drop you would find in the morning. He would prevent drought, thus preventing famine from breaking out. If he was angry he could cause catastrophic events; like waves the were over two hundred feet high or he would pull away the salt water and fresh water life causing the humans to starve. For the most part Goko was a gentle giant, but not to be mistaken for weak. Most often

I looked up and Eli nodded. “I am Yuukio, and I will be your guide today.” Yuukio said bowing. I just looked Yuukio over, from behind him I saw what looks like to be a white fluffy tail. Then another, then another and another, holy shit how many tails does he have?? “Excuse me Yuukio, but what are you?” I asked him curiously. I never met a creature like him before and I was dying to know what what he was. He just smiled at me, his grey eyes shinning in the moon light. “Me my dear, I’m a Nine tailed fox spirit from Japan.”