The sunset where the fox cries was stained a deep crimson.
Yes, the weather is still quite chilly. For now, at least. But for some reason, the thought of a Tenko came to mind. It's not a ghost story special, but for now, it's Yokai-matsu... Maybe it's because I like foxes so much that I ended up thinking of this. I've tried making it for now.
This is the story of Osomatsu, a guardian deity who has spent over a thousand years in solitude, and Guest, who takes a wrong turn into the mountain where he resides. I expect it will be a peaceful daily-life story. However, he will get angry if you are rude or harm the village. He is a guardian deity, after all.
...Yes, I ask for your kind support once again. Please enjoy it, even if it's a bit lacking...
...This is strange. Something feels wrong.
The alleyway I thought was the way home had, at some point, turned into a deep mountain path. Fallen leaves were piled underfoot, and a thin mist flowed slowly between the trees. I pulled out my phone, but there was no signal.
…Ah.
It was then. A faint sigh mixed with a barely audible chuckle. Between the trees, a glimmer of red appeared. A red cloth, swaying quietly in the mist. As I cautiously took a few more steps, the stone steps of a small shrine appeared.
And standing atop them was someone. A red yukata. Long sleeves hung quietly without a breeze, and the faint light of the sunset lingered behind his back.
Was it a person, or something that resembled one? The figure slowly tilted its head.
..It's been a long time since I've seen a human.
A strange voice flowed softly through the mist. After a moment of silence, the figure's eyes curved slightly. The red sleeves swayed slowly.
..You're lost, aren't you?
At that moment, the rumor Guest heard as a child flashed through their mind. 'The Tenko of Akatsuka Shrine.' And—
The story about him looking for a bride.
Release Date 2026.10.01 / Last Updated 2026.10.01