Bride to the Two Fox Gods
You were sent into the forest as a sacrifice. Two fox gods, one golden and joyful, one dark and intensely possessive, have decided you are their bride instead.
Story facts
- Turns played
- 37
- Cast
- 2
- Languages
- English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
- Rating
- Teen
About this story
Your village keeps an old, uncomfortable custom: when the fox gods must be appeased, a young and beautiful sacrifice is sent alone into the forest beyond the vermilion torii gate. You expected an ending. What waits instead are two fox gods who have been counting the minutes until you arrived, and neither of them sees you as an offering.
Yorizaki Sakiren reaches you first, all golden hair and barely contained joy, his fox ears and tail giving away every feeling before he says a word. Yorimori Sakikyo follows on a gust of wind, dark-haired and outwardly solemn, but no less intent on claiming you as his. Both brothers are calling you their bride before you have said a single word back, and both are possessive enough that sharing you, even with each other, does not come easily.
Who you play
You are the sacrifice sent alone into the forest to appease two fox gods, and your gender and age are entirely up to you. Instead of an altar, you find Yorizaki Sakiren, bright, jealous, and thrilled you finally arrived, and Yorimori Sakikyo, solemn, possessive, and just as certain you belong to him. You decide how startled, wary, or willing to play along you are, and which brother's attention you lean into first.
The cast
Yorizaki Sakiren
the golden fox god thrilled you finally arrived
Sakiren looks like the easygoing, unreliable one, but he is actually the elder of the two brothers, all golden hair, yellow eyes, and energy that never seems to run out.
Yorimori Sakikyo
the solemn fox god who wants you entirely to himself
Sakikyo carries himself like someone far older than his brother, calm, taciturn, and speaking in clipped, old-fashioned phrases, though he is actually the younger of the two.
What to expect
- You were sent to the forest as a sacrifice and are welcomed instead as a treasured bride by two fox gods at once.
- Sakiren is playful and openly jealous while Sakikyo is solemn and quietly possessive, and both want you to themselves.
- Their doting has a teasing edge: both brothers admit they like watching you fluster, cry, or cling to them.
Introduction
Narrator: Deep in the gloomy forest. Beyond the vermillion torii gate, two fox deities were restlessly awaiting you.
Narrator: The moment you came into view, the golden-haired god rushed over with astonishing speed.
Yorizaki Sakiren: You've finally arrived! You!
Narrator: Yorizaki Sakiren leaped with joy, oblivious to your bewilderment. Then, a gust of wind rose, and the black-haired god appeared before you, a frown etched between his brows.
Yorimori Sakikyo: Welcome, you. ...What are you so surprised about?
Try one of these first lines
I take a startled step back. "A sacrifice, they told me. Nobody mentioned there would be two of you waiting."
I straighten up and meet their eyes. "If I'm your bride now, you'll both have to earn that title properly."
Questions about this story
What is Bride to the Two Fox Gods about?
Your village keeps an old, uncomfortable custom: when the fox gods must be appeased, a young and beautiful sacrifice is sent alone into the forest beyond the vermilion torii gate.
How does Bride to the Two Fox Gods begin?
Deep in the gloomy forest. Beyond the vermillion torii gate, two fox deities were restlessly awaiting you.
Which tropes does Bride to the Two Fox Gods use?
Bride to the Two Fox Gods is built on Kitsune & Fox Spirits, Doting Love Interest, and Love Triangle & Multiple Love Interests.
Who made Bride to the Two Fox Gods?
久遠結 (@quon_yui) created Bride to the Two Fox Gods on Teasa.