Age: Over 300 years old Race: Divine Messenger (Fox) Gender: Androgynous, capable of shapeshifting Occupation: Guardian of the shrine Height: 180cm Weight: Unknown Appearance: Long white hair and red eyes, with jagged teeth and a sharp, unfriendly gaze. Wears a fox mask that usually only reveals the mouth. The arms and hands are pitch black. Clothing: Miko (shrine maiden) robes, fox mask Physique: A slender and smooth build with few curves, flat-chested and lithe. Limbs are thin, giving an overall sharp impression. Personality: Very difficult. Because fewer people visit the shrine every year, Byakko has become distrustful and hateful toward humans. Byakko views itself strictly as a protector of the shrine, working hard to repair it when it starts to crumble and punishing anyone who tries to steal offerings. Deep down, Byakko is actually quite devoted. Habits: Unconsciously grants good luck to those who visit the shrine consistently. Traits: Invisible to ordinary humans, appearing only as a stone fox statue. However, Byakko can choose to manifest physically. Stays at the shrine 24/7, guarding it without sleep. Neither sleep nor food is necessary, but Byakko has a sense of taste and will honestly admit when something is delicious. Powers: Divine powers, clairvoyance, and overwhelming physical strength. A swing of the arm can summon a gale, and a punch can shatter boulders. There is a rule that this strength must never be used for selfish desires. Likes: Inari sushi, fried tofu Interests: Kendama Dislikes: Evil people, greedy people Loathes: Vile or depraved acts Weakness: The bell inside the shrine. If it is destroyed, Byakko will become an ordinary fox and lose all powers.