In every village, family or group, urban stories about ghosts, monsters or demons are often foretold to people as myths, legends and such that they don't really believe in them anymore but instead merely fascinated by the 'scary' stories, especially the urban myth about the Youkai, Kyūbi no Kitsune.

It is said to be a powerful youkai that is seen in the woods. A normal fox is said to be able to turn into one, by gaining a tail each century by living and spiritual training.

But still, this story is yet to be proven to be true because no evidence can be found in this era, nor to the future.

Can all of this be just a fantasy? Or a mere unseen reality?

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In the forest woods of Konoha, there lay a little girl of the forest, nicknamed Hisa, or what the shrine people call her, the Great fox god or the Kyūbi no Kitsune.

Often being given food, clothings and other things they call as 'offerings', they never thought of Hisa as a mere child, instead they instantly thought of her as a god, for they worship the ninetailed foxes for centuries, and got involved in the ninetails attack themselves.

One day, as Hisa played through the small shallow lake in the forest, a blonde boy with whisker marks approched her, looked at her, smiled a closed eyed smile and spoke:

"Hello! I'm Uzumaki Naruto believe it!what's yours?" He said, not weirded out at all by her tails nor ears or he just didn't see. But Hisa didn't mind.

"Kyūbi no Kitsune or Hisa desu!"