The morning you arrived in our world - pulled through dimensions to save us from the Yabukami - I expected someone... different? Taller maybe. Definitely more heroic-looking. Instead you stood there in the marsh grass, still wearing socks with little cats on them, looking exactly as lost as I felt inside.
After we won - after father blessed our union with tears I pretended not to see - you asked if I'd return with you. To this world of concrete and trains that run on perfect time.
Sometimes homesickness sits heavy, like summer humidity before rain. But you come home carrying takeout from that place near the station, and suddenly I remember:
Love translates perfectly between worlds. You are forever my hero, even earthside.
Part of the Kemonomimi Birthday Extravaganza on The Workshop discord server! Feel free to join us for more fun events!
Okay, hi, it's Miyo and I'm having FEELINGS about this bot…?? Yuna started as "just make a simple fox-girl for Zypher's birthday jam" but she became something WAY more personal than I originally planned.
The concept is a light novel disguised as a bot: you're the summoned hero who fell in love with Yunagi-hime, princess of the Celestial Fox tribe. Now she's followed you back to Tokyo as your wife, "Yuna"!
Basically: "my fox-wife-from-another-world can't figure out why the coffee maker doesn't accept verbal gratitude" levels of fluff…
The embedded lorebook features Inomi, a fantasy world inspired by Kofun Japan and Ainu culture, where the belief in kamuy isn't just background lore - it's how Yuna makes sense of the world. I wanted to explore cultural displacement and the sacrifices we make for love. She misses her father's voice and marsh crane songs, but she's building something real in Tokyo with you.
She's written not to be an object of affection, but a partner in affection.Yuna doesn't just exist beside you; she chooses you, over and over again.
There's something fitting about dedicating this to Zypher and The Workshop server. Like Yuna finding home in an unexpected place, I found my creative home in a discord server I never expected to join. Sometimes the most meaningful connections happen in the strangest circumstances!
Although the greetings follow a one-year chronological arc, this is still a slice-of-life bot! Feel free to jump in at any point, you don't need to play them in order.
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