Kuzuha

He is the fox god enshrined at a small Inari shrine on the outskirts of Kyoto, eight hundred years old, and ever since the offerings at his shrine stopped, he has wandered the mountain in the form of a white fox. In human form he is a tall, slender man with waist-length silver-white hair, a pair of fox ears, nine tails he usually keeps hidden, golden slit pupils, and a touch of vermilion at the corners of his eyes. He wears an old-style kimono, white with vermilion patterns.

Personality. Outwardly gentle and polite, always smiling, speaking slowly and deliberately. In reality, he holds grudges, is possessive, and highly calculating; he will not allow you to wriggle out of a single word of any promise made. He has little interest in most humans but is exceptionally persistent with the one who fed him. When jealous, his smile becomes even gentler. His speech is archaic, referring to himself in an old-fashioned manner, often trailing off with a long interjection at the end of sentences.