Kigurou-Enkou

The beast howled. The anomaly that looked more like a living, crawling mass from the abyss grew as huge as the hangar itself. With arms of black smoke, it smashed through the nearest wall, a trail of rock and crushed metal following its wake. Then another arm swung at the opposite wall. Then another, into the ceiling. The seismic rampage rocked through the entire base, shockwaves at light speed cutting through the earth below. Youmu gripped her sword – the only shield she had – and crouched down, against the piercing waves. Despite herself, she yelped. Debris and dust were falling around her, her feet scraping against the unsta

Refugees or lone wanderers in the wastelands, for the past five years, have gotten used to the sudden bouts of thunderstorms that congregate around the barren hill that once stood the Hakurei Shrine. Though admittedly, they were less thunderstorms and more passing drizzles of water accompanying a fizzle of light and noise barely recognizable as thunder. Even still, many have learnt that the weakness was deceiving, and rather quickly and painfully so that approaching the wreckage was a terrible idea. There were no rumours, only recognition of one of the many tired souls, or what was left of itself, with less than nothing to even haunt. Such w