The Yougou Three

The Yougou Three is a name Inazumans use to refer to three historical figures who trained under the Yougou Tengu five hundred years ago: Asase Hibiki, Kamuna Harunosuke, and Mikoshi Nagamasa. Following the various personal tragedies they suffered during the cataclysm, the three parted ways.
==Story==
The motivations Harunosuke and Nagamasa had for seeking the Yougou Tengu's teachings are unknown, although it is known that Hibiki wished to further her training as a shrine maiden. During their training, three dwelt in Araumi for a time and later discovered the Empty Boat of a Thousand Gates, which was originally the Great Tengu Reizenbou's mansion.Interactable: Earth Kitsune Statue (in Araumi)Someone's Voice: "To think that Master had a mansion here. I suppose we should have expected nothing less of the Yougou Tengu."
Someone's Voice: "Hmph, of course— Blergh! This place reeks of fox! Bleh!"
Someone's Voice: "Haha, it seems that the Lady Saiguu passed this way as well." The three also became acquainted with Takamine the Mistsplitter, who also learned the Tengu arts during his period of servitude to the Great Tengu. However, he does not seem to be considered part of the group.
When the cataclysm struck and monsters from the Abyss ravaged Teyvat, four figures who had a great influence on The Yougou Three went off to battle alongside the Raiden Shogun: Takamine, Reizenbou, the Kitsune Saiguu, and Chiyo, Nagamasa's mother. Of them, only Reizenbou returned intact; the Kitsune Saiguu perished, Takamine disappeared, and Chiyo was corrupted and went mad. Reizenbou, enraged by her own inability to protect the Kitsune Saiguu despite being her bodyguard, withdrew from the world.
Deeply grieved by this turn of events, The Yougou Three split ways. Harunosuke left for Liyue to pursue the path of the adepti, Hibiki returned to Asase Shrine on Seirai Island, and Nagamasa joined the Shogunate to restore the Mikoshi Clan's reputation.
==Change History==
==References==
es:Los Tres Yougou
ja:影向役者三人組