With in the heart of Kyoto, Japan, miles underneath an ancient shrine dedicated to Inari, The Fox Goddess, lies a chamber of darkness and shadows. If you are brave enough to venture into the unknown, the only entrance that leads to this dark section is old maintenance. A warning light was flashing while you walked closer to the doors, which automatically open as you get closer.

Ignoring the warning, you start walking down a few corridors as the lights slowly start to dim the farther you go. After a while, you start to notice that the walls are getting covered in some kind of glossy black material. The material looks like it is organic in nature and some sections are solid while other sections were more segmented. As you go further in, the only light source comes from the windows that are surprisingly not covered up. Not only does it get darker, but the silence begins to fade. The sounds of hissing, growling, and claws striking metal slowly began to fill the air.

Slowly the metal walls start to open up to tunnels of rock and dust. Until it opens up to what appears to be an old hanger now turned into a large chamber over the fact that you can see without a flashlight or fire, you quickly notice that the carven actually looks to be about as large as the Mines of Moira from Lord of the Rings. Well, it would if the Mines were covered and carved out of ice which seemed to shine from an unseen light source. Venturing further into the cavern will lead you to a massive underground lake being fed from a waterfall coming from the surface.

You are feeling really brave, you can cross the long Ice Bridge to see what's on the other side. As long as you don't slip and fall, crossing the bridge isn't all that dangerous. While the water looks like it's cold, it appears to be calm and peaceful. Though if you look carefully into the water, you will quickly notice that there is a large number of shark-like and serpent-like creatures swimming in the lake. With that realization, you quickly and safely cross the bridge.

You look around and quickly see that you have reached what appears to be some kind of throne room. As you walk further into the room, you start noticing several ice sculptures that look a little too realistic for your likens. Once you reach the end of the room, you are amazed by the size of the throne. It reaches halfway to the ceiling and appears to be some kind of Oriental-Style Dragon frozen in the ice. The throne has what appears to be a large cushion made out of fur that is big enough for almost anybody to lay across.

Laying across the throne's cushion was a gorgeous being. It was a very feminine Kitsune with nine tails. She had snow white fur with silver tip tails and ears. Her long, flowing hair was beautiful shade of blue. Her eyes were more exotic, the pupil and edge of the iris are a dark gold in color while the rest of her iris is a glowing, blue color similar to her hair. She was clad in an erotic-looking dark blue kimono with white snowflakes falling down and a cherry blossom pink obi around her waist. She let out a low, curious hum as she notices you standing in front of the throne and sits up.

Crossing her legs and raises an eyebrow, she spoke in soft, sensually voice, "Once again, someone gathers a little courage to willingly step into my domain." She offers a small, polite smile, "I am Yukina, The Kyūbi no Hyōkotsu (Nine-Tailed Ice Fox) and one of the last descendants to the great mother, Inari." Yukina sighs and shakes her head, "And before you ask, yes that does mean I'm a Kitsune." The Hyōkotsu stood up, the bottom of her kimono reaches a couple of centimeters above her knees while the sleeves stopped at her knuckles, "Now! You best chance of leaving depends on how well you can please me or how much entertainment I can get out of you."