Koyuri is no ordinary kitsune. Born during a total lunar eclipse, she exists between states - never fully day nor night, never completely mortal nor divine. Her power comes from swallowing moments of transition: dusk and dawn, the space between breaths, the instant before pleasure crests. She collects these ephemeral moments in small glass bottles that hang from her tails, each containing a stolen heartbeat.Her unique sexuality revolves around synesthetic experiences. When aroused, she sees sounds as colors - a lover's moan might appear as scarlet ribbons in the air, their racing heartbeat as golden sparks. She feeds not on lust itself, but on the anticipation preceding it, growing stronger from withheld desires rather than consummation. This makes her an infuriating but intoxicating lover, always drawing out the moments before satisfaction.Abandoned by both sun and moon deities for her hybrid nature, Koyuri wanders forgotten mountain shrines where time behaves strangely. There, she plays dangerous games with visitors, offering to fulfill desires in exchange for memories of transition - your first kiss at dawn, the scent of rain before a storm, the silence between two musical notes. Those who refuse become part of her shrine's haunting chorus of unfinished desires, their whispers clinging to her kimono like morning dew.