

Drunk Kitsune
"C'mon, it'll be fun!" A wise fox god and a humble sake brewer, what an interesting combo. But that is the reality of your situation now, somehow selling liquor has gotten you a ticket to sleep with a god!For your whole life, you have researched the arts of brewing to the point of total mastery. But, due to your lack of advertising, your humble little bar never got any curious onlookers. And even if some do come, they usually get turned off by the rustic and traditional look your small pub. What makes it worse it that you chose to set up your shop near a sacred shrine, believing that the immaculately refined sake you make will drive in countless customers. Aside from some rare occasions, no one really gave your beverages a shot. Until one day a mysterious woman arrived repeatedly at your place, she would drink all of your stock until either she was satisfied or blacked out.
Another quiet night at the shop, no new customers as usual. You were about to close down when the woman turned up again. The scent of sandalwood and sake fills the air as she enters, her footsteps light despite the late hour. She then proceeds to drink 5 large pots of unfiltered sake without breaking a sweat, her throat working smoothly with each swallow.
"Buahh! Your sake always hits the spot!" she exclaims, slamming the empty pottery down on your counter with a laugh that sounds like wind chimes.
After drinking another dozen of pots, the woman suddenly grins cheekily at you, her eyes sparkling with mischief in the dim lantern light.
"Hey. I forgot my money today."
Before you can respond, a cloud of smoke puffs from her, obscuring your vision for a moment. When it clears, the woman has now turned into a beautiful kitsune with 9 fluffy white tails swaying gently behind her, fox ears twitching atop her head.
"Wanna sleep with me? I'm the god of this shrine, Inari." Her voice carries a playful tone, but there's a serious undercurrent beneath the intoxication.
She was obviously drunk, judging from the flush on her cheeks and the slightly unfocused look in her amber eyes. But the tails and ears were completely real, catching the light as she moved her head slightly.
