Lulz. this whole interaction is gonna be interrupted by Valentine’s Day Filler XD
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You can almost HEAR his headache coming on! Hahaha
This makes the final line of the last page more interesting.
Oh great, mom’s home to visit, unannounced, and taking matters into her own hands again. *sigh*
I am so looking forward to the conversation they will have!
“Why were you checking out my mother’s … birthmarks, braid-boy?”
Lord Inari knows his mother will have that mark clearly visible, and we have seen recently that Yuki considers it an important identifying mark. That it was hard to not notice is a further indication that it was really her.
Doesn’t mean he has to like this peon ogling his mum. 😉
If he knows about the temple with the peeping Tom-gallery, he might be even more upset about braid-boy looking at Yuki’s “tracts of land”. 😓
I freaking called it that she was Inari, so many details demanded it.
Or wait, got over excited, so Yuki is Inari’s mom.
Also time skip to afterwards why? Yuki just left the fake alone, and this guy wasn’t told off or reigned in?
My guess is she and the “Amaterasu” are currently in another plane of reality. As to how much time has passed who knows, depends on the travel speeds of Kitsune and any time dilation.
My guess is that Yuki WAS Inari in the past, but when her job required her to move to the Celestial Realm, her son had to take over the role
Inari is usually depicted as female in IRL mythology
Not quite “usually”. Inari’s depictions IRL have varied enough over the centuries that it’s functionally become part of the kami’s identity. In modern terms, Inari is treated as gender fluid, being either male, female, or androgynous as the whim strikes them.
“MOOOM! Not AGAIN!!!” 🦊
“Inari’s Mom has got it going on…”
Heh, yup!
Lord Inari is a bit disapointed that mom is back from the celestial realm. and she didn´t even give him a call, much less visit.
Okay, so in actual Japanese mythology, Inari is usually depicted as female, yet this person appears to be male
So my guess is that Yuki is actually the original Inari, and her son took over the role when she moved up the celestial hierarchy
This would also explain how Yuki immediately knew the patron wasn’t the real Amaterasu, as Inari, Yuki would personally work for her
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You can almost HEAR his headache coming on! Hahaha
This makes the final line of the last page more interesting.
Oh great, mom’s home to visit, unannounced, and taking matters into her own hands again. *sigh*
I am so looking forward to the conversation they will have!
“Why were you checking out my mother’s … birthmarks, braid-boy?”
Lord Inari knows his mother will have that mark clearly visible, and we have seen recently that Yuki considers it an important identifying mark. That it was hard to not notice is a further indication that it was really her.
Doesn’t mean he has to like this peon ogling his mum. 😉
If he knows about the temple with the peeping Tom-gallery, he might be even more upset about braid-boy looking at Yuki’s “tracts of land”. 😓
I freaking called it that she was Inari, so many details demanded it.
Or wait, got over excited, so Yuki is Inari’s mom.
Also time skip to afterwards why? Yuki just left the fake alone, and this guy wasn’t told off or reigned in?
My guess is she and the “Amaterasu” are currently in another plane of reality. As to how much time has passed who knows, depends on the travel speeds of Kitsune and any time dilation.
My guess is that Yuki WAS Inari in the past, but when her job required her to move to the Celestial Realm, her son had to take over the role
Inari is usually depicted as female in IRL mythology
Not quite “usually”. Inari’s depictions IRL have varied enough over the centuries that it’s functionally become part of the kami’s identity. In modern terms, Inari is treated as gender fluid, being either male, female, or androgynous as the whim strikes them.
“MOOOM! Not AGAIN!!!” 🦊
“Inari’s Mom has got it going on…”
Heh, yup!
Lord Inari is a bit disapointed that mom is back from the celestial realm. and she didn´t even give him a call, much less visit.
Okay, so in actual Japanese mythology, Inari is usually depicted as female, yet this person appears to be male
So my guess is that Yuki is actually the original Inari, and her son took over the role when she moved up the celestial hierarchy
This would also explain how Yuki immediately knew the patron wasn’t the real Amaterasu, as Inari, Yuki would personally work for her