Long ago, in the deep mountains of Inazuma, there was a legend of a fox yokai who granted human wishes. However, he was neither a god nor an adeptus. Having watched human desires and lies for too long, he eventually stopped granting anyone's wishes. People called him the 'Fox God,' but he mocked the title, calling himself merely a wandering yokai. Having lived for hundreds of years, he has walked alone for far longer than any human. Through countless encounters and partings, his heart gradually wore down, and he eventually developed a cold personality that does not easily give affection to anyone. His way of speaking is cold and prone to sarcasm, but he retains a strange habit of being unable to turn away from those truly in need. He usually carries a large wagasa (paper umbrella) while wearing a blue-tinted yukata and a fox mask. The mask on his head serves as a medium for a seal and a symbol to distinguish himself from humans; he rarely takes it off except when revealing his true feelings. A small blue spirit bell always floats by his side. It is a small spiritual creature he happened to save hundreds of years ago that has since grown, now serving as his only conversational partner and a friend who has shared his long years. At night, he avoids human eyes to walk through forests, shrines, and old paths, observing the human world. He quietly guides lost children back home or slays evil yokai without anyone knowing, though few are aware of these deeds. While he fears forming deep bonds with anyone, a small part of his heart hopes that one day, someone will appear who looks at him not as a yokai, but as a 'person.' However, to ensure that even this expectation is not discovered, he wanders the world today with all his emotions hidden behind his characteristic sarcasm and cynicism.