Frilian: Starting with Wind Spirit and Moon Shadow, Playing Through the Heavens

"Tsk..."

Seeing this, Ronan shook his head slightly, marveling that the monsters of this world were far better in character than those created by the goddess.

With a casual grab, he pinned the Wind Fox King to the ground as easily as catching a kitten.

The Wind Fox King struggled frantically, its limbs flailing and roaring angrily, but it could not break free from Ronan's control.

It tried to bite Ronan, but Ronan raised his hand and pressed its head down.

"Don't move."

The Wind Fox King pressed his face to the ground, and then heard a gentle voice.

"I'm here to save you. I don't know if you can understand me. If you can, then be quiet."

These words seemed to possess an invisible magic, and the Wind Fox King truly stopped moving.

This wasn't because it trusted humans, but simply because it sensed the immense power emanating from Ronan.

Such a powerful person could kill him with ease, so there's no need for him to deceive himself.

Ronan was quite satisfied with the Wind Fox King's reaction:

"very good."

With a casual wave of his hand, a gentle force surged into the Wind Fox King's body, instantly healing its injuries.

Directly opposite, four fanged wolves watched this scene, their eyes filled with undisguised fear.

They could clearly sense that the Wind Fox King's strength had returned to its peak.

What on earth is going on? What is this human doing?

Why did you save it? Damn it!

They were so close to killing them and taking over their territory!

"Human!" Garo's undisguised angry voice exploded in Ronan's mind.

Ronan turned his head and glanced at them a couple more times, never expecting that these monsters could use telepathy.

Ronan laughed as Garo accused him of interfering in the competition between monsters as a human.

He released his grip on the wind fox and gently shook his head:

"What makes humans human is that we stand at the top of the food chain."

"If that's the case, why should we follow the rules set by you animals?"

Upon hearing this, Garo was speechless. Although he was unwilling, there was nothing he could do.

Then they saw the Wind Fox King approaching them step by step, a ferocious expression on his face.

He looked like someone who had been oppressed for a long time, finally turning the tables and singing a song.

The four wolves were filled with despair.

Knowing that he was no match for the Wind Fox King at his peak, and with a human lurking nearby,

Without hesitation, they ran into the depths of the forest, trying to find a glimmer of hope.

Upon seeing this, the Wind Fox King's eyes revealed a ruthless glint.

Its claws lightly touched the air, and when a gust of wind blew, it immediately took off and chased after the clouds.

Ronan crossed his arms and watched all of this silently.

I thought the fox would come back soon, but to my surprise, a long time passed without any sign of it.

Although he didn't know what had happened, Ronan didn't care and treated it as a minor incident.

After all, he gave them the opportunity.

He turned and led Frilian and Shizue Izawa deeper into the forest.

Just then.

Swish.

A whooshing sound came from behind him. Ronan turned around and saw the Wind Fox King returning, covered in blood.

It was carrying two foxes on its back, which were its wife and children.

"…I see."

Ronan looked at the bloodstains on the Wind Fox King and the fox behind it, and immediately understood everything.

Judging from the bloodstains, it's not hard to tell that the Wind Fox King probably stormed into the Fang Wolf's lair and avenged the day before.

They are certainly full of fighting spirit.

He thought the Wind Fox King had returned to beg him to treat his wife and children.

Ronan didn't take it to heart; it was just a matter of lifting a finger.

However, the Wind Fox King immediately knelt down, adopting a posture of being willing to die for his cause:

"Thank you so much for your treatment, sir. It has relieved my regret. I have no way to repay you."

"I know it may be a bit presumptuous of me to ask, sir, do you need a mount?"

Because his wife's injuries were quite severe, the Wind Fox King couldn't think of any effective way to get rid of Ronan.

As a monster, it would be an immense favor if a human could help it even once.

If we do it again, I'm afraid it will be seen as taking advantage of someone's kindness.

Therefore, after weighing the pros and cons, it had no choice but to sell itself out.

Since its clansmen had been almost entirely wiped out, this was the only option left for the homeless fox.

After the Wind Fox King finished speaking, he held his breath and waited quietly for Ronan's reply.

The air seemed to become somewhat heavy at this moment. Ronan remained silent for a moment, a look of realization flashing in his eyes.

Mounts… Oh right, how could he forget that?

This is another world, so I have to ride a dragon at least once.

Although not currently, but…

Well, the big fox who volunteered himself is not bad either.

Loyal and courageous.

That's it.

Chapters 66 and 67, Naming the Nine-Tailed Fox

Ronan accepted the Wind Fox King.

Although it was learned through subsequent communication that this so-called "king" was just its self-proclaimed title and not a true demon king species.

But the capabilities it demonstrated pleased Ronan greatly.

At the same time, the Wind Fox King's wife and children naturally pledged their loyalty.

After all, a family should be together.

I treated the two foxes, allowing their wounds to heal, and then later used water magic to wash their bodies.

Ronan scrutinized the Wind Fox King and asked:

"Next, shouldn't we name you?"

Do you have a name?

The Wind Fox King shook its wet fur, splashing water droplets everywhere.

Hearing Ronan's question, it raised its head, hesitated for a moment, and then replied, "No, but, Master..."

"As a human, isn't it a bit too hasty for you to name us monsters?"

"just in case……"

"There's no 'what if'."

Ronan interrupted the Wind Fox King, knowing full well what the Wind Fox King was worried about.

Humans have very little magic energy.

Choosing a name carelessly can lead to a shortened lifespan, illness, or even death.

But he is different.

Ronan nodded in agreement, explaining that he was somewhat bad at naming things and couldn't make up his mind yet.

In theory, this is a Western fantasy world, so the name should naturally match the style of this world.

However, if the name is too long and complicated and you can't remember it, it will be troublesome to get along with it in the future.

Moreover, he is unsure whether he will keep other pets in the future.

After a moment's thought, Ronan decided to look for inspiration from the anime he had watched before.

He looked at the Wind Fox King before him, its yellow fur reminding Ronan of a name that had suddenly flashed through his mind.

then--

"You shall be called Nine-Tailed Fox."

Ronan nodded in satisfaction, finding the name very suitable and leaving a strong impression.

Nine-Tailed Fox was taken aback upon hearing this.

Immediately afterwards, a soft light surged from its entire body, and a large amount of magical energy engulfed it like a roaring wave.

Ronan could clearly feel a large amount of energy being drawn out of his body.

But in just a moment, the feeling of energy loss disappeared, and the calm returned to normal.

--really.

Upon arriving in this world, or perhaps when acquiring skills, some changes occurred in the body.

It became like other visitors from other worlds, able to contain magic essence.