Oboro has left her grandparent's house, seeking her identity and the man named 'Jinkuro,' who haunts her dreams. Along with her, is a little and loyal white fox that had visited her for a half a year, named 'Kiku' by Oboro. Together, they face danger, travel all over Japan, meet new friends, and Oboro discovers what she seeks... at the cost of sorrow. It all starts at Mount Fuji.

Jinkuro finally admits to himself that he is oddly attracted to the young princess of Narukami, Momohime—much to Kongiku's dismay. When his love interest is taken away from him, will Jinkuro find her before she is gone forever? -May be rated M later, very suggestive in chap. 3-

Jinkuro reflects upon life, sexuality, and several moral quandaries as he explores a side to him unknown to all but him. slight momohime/jinkuro

A harrowing oneshot covering the demonstrative psychological effects, emotional effects, and increasing desperation that accompanies loss. Other themes include: struggle with piety and celibacy within religious vows, man's attempt to defeat death, and the prevalence of perversity within Japanese culture.

Jinkuro has always loved Momohime, but what happens when she is kidnapped by a monk named Shinigami? Find out by clicking the ever-so-charming title. T for some gore later on.

The Demon Blades cause the wielder to become ruthless and bloodthirsty, to not back down until blood has been shed. So, is it possible the corrupted wielders to join together in a civilized organization? Kisuke and Momohime dare to find out.

bueno esta es una historia que se me ocurrió, después de terminar el juego espero sea de su agrado

Jinkuro confronts Kongiku, the fox that has been stalking him. COMPLETE

Kisuke knows what has to be done to change Torahime's fate. Based off the third ending for Kisuke. COMPLETE