Suki and Taoi

Suki [Akashiren: スキ] and Taoi [Akashiren: タオイ] are the Akashiren Kami of the Moon and Sun respectively, and are often known as being the Kami specifically worshipped and revered by the Hirasaka Clan. Suki takes the form of a white wolf, while Taoi takes the form of a red fox. They are considered a twin spirits, due to their opposite natures and creation story. 
== Mythology ==
In the ancient days of Abeshiro, when the world was young and filled with the whispers of creation, there settled two spirits, created by the two mighty gods that reigned over all creation, Ryula, the embodiment of beauty and nature, she was the one to create the fabric of life with peace and grace. Under Ryula's gentle touch. Every creature that roamed the land was a testament to Ryula's boundless creativity, and beauty, and on the other side of the balanced state was Dejelkhai, the ruler of sin and ego. Where Ryula bestowed life, Dejelkhai gave individuality and emotion to the creatures of Abeshiro. It was Dejelkhai's influence that ignited the flames of ambition and desire within the hearts of mortals, driving them to seek their destinies.
The two spirits were Suki, the spirit of the moon, that embodied balance and peace. As the keeper of mirrors, Suki reflected the true essence of every being, guiding them towards harmony and enlightenment. Opposite to Suki stood Taoi, the radiant spirit of the sun, whose boundless courage and insatiable curiosity ignited the flames of exploration and discovery within the hearts of mortals.
The tale of their creation was told through time as a model of wisdom and balance. When Abeshiro was first brought into existence, it was a desolate wasteland, devoid of life and hope. Witnessing the bleakness of this barren realm, Ryula, in her infinite compassion and kindness, created Suki, a sphere of pure whiteness whose mere presence transformed the desolation into a paradise of lush landscapes, it pulled mountains from the ground, its light transformed into shimmering oceans, and gave life a chance to flourish on the desolate land that once was Abeshiro.
Yet, Dejelkhai, ever hungry for more, sought to challenge the beauty created by Ryula. And so, from the depths of his essence, he unleashed a radiant yellow light that blazed across the sky, casting its scorching heat upon the land. Though its appearance brought desolation and barrenness, it also heralded the arrival of balance. With each passing season, life flourished and thrived, Taoi stood as a testament to the magnificence of Dejelkhai, embodying his boundless power. and like his existence, if one stared at his creation, one went blind from its radiance
This was the story of the two twins, Suki and Taoi, spirits opposite that showed the world what true balance means, And so, in the everliving dance of light and shadow, creation and destruction, the realm of Abeshiro thrived under the watchful eyes of its divine guardians. Through the ages, the spirits of Suki and Taoi continued to guide the destiny of mortals, their wisdom and benevolence shining like beacons in the ever-changing light of existence.
As the cycles of life unfolded with the passing of seasons, the people of Abeshiro found solace and inspiration in the sacred traditions of their ancestors. Through prayers whispered amidst the rustling leaves and offerings left at ancient shrines, they sought communion with the divine forces that shaped their world.
And though the ages passed and civilizations rose and fell, the sacred bond between mortals and spirits remained unbroken, evidence of the power of faith and reverence. For in the heart of Abeshiro, where the mountains touched the sky and the rivers flowed with grace, the echoes of divine wisdom resonated through the winds, carrying the eternal truths of the realm.
Category:Akashiro
Category:Gods
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