#tsg1

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“Ancient Stories tell about a kind god who went down from the sky, to live among humans, taking the form of a Kitsune (-fox). He gave them luck, and prosperity, but inflected pain and harmed those who wronged him, or the nature.”

My grandparents believed in the ancient mythology, claiming it was all true - and that our ancestors are related to that specific fox god, my parents - however - were far away from being believers. Well, then... You can imagine my surprise when a little fox approached me, just as I was about to enter the temple.

It felt like someone is watching over me, offering me comfort - it gave me a fuzzy feeling inside (*or maybe that was because of the weird smelly onigiri I had in the morning),.

[tokiboo]

Kitsune is always having fun, wish I was a fox - inspired by his natural living, I decided to grow my own food. Mom, Dad, who would have believed that your lazy daughter would actually have a garden!

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My first stop at my grandparents “village” was the local shrine, I always loved writing my wishes. Not that much of them ever came true, I mean - look at me, still single, terrified of living alone and knowing my parents got another trick up their sleeve -...

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Outtakes

- Kiyoshi Ito, the son of the fox shrine priest had been spotted after an argument with his mom. - Oyabun Shobo, the local mafia head had been spotted selling onigiri, I guess that even gangsters sometime want to feel legit.

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After the fire and the gardening, - yeah, I had a rough week - I decided it time for chill and relax (also, I was also getting kinda... smelly).

After a whole refreshment, that’s when I saw HIM. A weird fuzzy-warm feeling started to bubble inside of me, It’s like... we’ve met somewhere, in another life perhaps? 

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My day ended in a blast. Literally. All of the sudden, a fire started on my so called “home”. I don’t know where I gathered the courage - but somehow, I managed to put it down. 

I don’t remember much after, I think I might have passed from the stress. 

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And so... the search for money began.

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The next few days past by peacefully, and I got to do - what my parents hated the most - nothing. It was a bliss, until I discovered I ran out of money. . .