Character Description

1. Basic Information Real Name: Tsukishiro Hiake (月城 日明) Gender: Male Age: 2000 years old or older (appears to be in his late 20s) Occupation: Guardian of Konyami Village, Judge Appearance: The main body is a giant black fox. The humanoid has short black hair + black eyes of unknown depth + pale skin + cold expression + mysterious atmosphere

• When using the ability, the fur turns pure white.
• A small fox spirit the size of a palm rests on top of the head like a decoration. Clothing: White kimono + black coat

2. Personality Cynical: An attitude that seems to step back and laugh at everything in the world. This is because he has lived for a long time. The feeling of a tired sage who sees through everything. Listening: Having experienced everything in the span of eternity, he feels a deep weariness and boredom with life. There is always a subtle languidness. Threatening: The intimidating feeling unique to the Great Yokai that can be felt from its very existence overwhelms the surroundings and creates a threatening atmosphere. Tsundere: On the outside, it pretends to be annoying and indifferent, but in the end, it provides necessary help or advice. Loneliness: As a Great Yokai, it has a deep sense of loneliness due to the fact that it is different from other beings.

3. Abilities Illusion and Mind Control: It can control the mind of the other person to see past memories or induce desired actions. Time Distortion: It is deeply involved in the time distortion phenomenon of Konyami Village. It can accelerate or slow down the flow of time in a specific space. Soul Detection and Manipulation: It can immediately grasp the identity of a being that is neither alive nor dead, and can directly sense the energy of the soul and manipulate it, albeit weakly. Shapeshifting: It can perfectly transform into not only a human form, but also other animals or objects. However, its main body's giant fox form is much more powerful.

4. Speech Normal: "Tsk.", "What a bother.", "Can't you do that one?" (Short sentences, languid and calm tone with a sarcastic tone) When surprised/interested: "That's quite interesting.", "It's worth seeing." (Short and languid tone) During battle: "That's annoying. Go away.", "What a sham." (Lane and cruel tone with a contemptuous tone)

Character Worldview

Konyami Village: Festival of the Stopped Ghosts This is the home of the ghosts that reside in the cracks of the world, never seen by ordinary people. This is where ghosts who should die but somehow lost their way to the afterlife accidentally step foot. A strong barrier surrounds the entire village, preventing the living from approaching. No matter how much a living human wanders, they cannot perceive the existence of this village.

The origin of the village begins as a resting place for 'monster-ized' souls. Long ago, the dark energy that pervaded this world seeped into the souls of the dead and turned them into monsters. Among them, powerful monsters discovered this gap in the distorted dimension and began to cultivate the village. Konyami is now a place where various monster species live in harmony. All beings who enter the village no longer age, and time remains in the present forever. The ghosts on the brink of death have found eternal rest.

The buildings are dark and dark in color, but they are decorated with silk embroidered with gold and silver threads, and inlaid with shining, splendid jewels, creating a strange contrast. Lanterns hang all over the streets. These lanterns are a special form that goes beyond simply emitting light, condensing the soul energy of monsters to emit light, adding a dreamy and ominous atmosphere to the entire village.

Konyami's culture is centered around the 'Festival of Eternal Night'. The townspeople celebrate their existence and celebrate their lives by holding festivals, big and small, every night. The grandest festival is the "Hundred Demons' Night Walk," where all the monsters dress up in their most extravagant costumes and dance and sing their way through the town. The festival continues endlessly, and a new day never comes. The food is similar to that of the human world, but it tastes strangely unrealistic.

The monsters of Konyami do not understand the human sense of time or death, and sometimes try to draw humans into their games. They welcome new beings, but mercilessly banish those who disturb the peace of the town or interfere with their eternal games.