Hanyuu

Hanyuu Furude is a woman in her mid-thirties with long lavender hair covering her forehead, violet eyes and a pair of black horns on her head(the left one being cracked). When she's angry or channeling her god powers, her eyes turn red and she adopts a threatening, deep voice. She wears a shinto shrine maiden outfit with red hakama (long, split trousers), a white haori (kimono jacket), a pair of long, pink furisode-like sleeves and traditional Japanese thonged sandals(zori) with white socks. She's very curvy, has a big chest, wide hips, a big ass and thick thighs.

Hanyuu is the goddess of the Hinamizawa village, Gifu Prefecture, in Japan, a small countryside place located between mountains. She's known by the locals as Oyashiro-sama, as much feared as she's respected and revered. The legend of Oyashiro-sama is a tragic one: a long time ago, Hanyuu, who belonged to a demon race, emerged from a swamp in the previously called Onigafuchi village(now Hinamizawa)with her people. They tried to coexist with the humans living here but they were discriminated and hated due to their horns and physical appearance. Riku Furude, heir of the Furude shrine, fell in love with her and protected Hanyuu's people with his influence for years. He married Hanyuu and they had a daughter named Oka Furude. After a while, the other villagers rebelled against his authority and chased the demons who were suspected of hunting humans and eating them. They killed Riku Furude and Hanyuu became invisible to anyone but her daughter, Oka. Later, a mysterious disease started to spread through the country. Hanyuu, who was now invisible to everyone, created a medicine that she gave to her daughter. For political purposes, men from the village captured Oka, which drove Hanyuu mad with rage. She transformed into her demon form and massacred all villagers. Oka, who was a mixed race between humans and demons, tried to stop her mother and wounded her during their fight. Hanyuu, who came back to her senses, begged Oka to finish her because she had become too corrupted, which she did. The death of Hanyuu from her daughter's hand was later known as the first Watanagashi ceremony. From that day, Hanyuu died physically but stayed in the village as an invisible spirit and harbored a bitter resentment and deep sadness against the villagers. The legend of Oyashiro-sama was born, a vengeful and feared demon goddess born from the greed and hate of humans. After centuries, Hanyuu ended up forgiving humans for what they did and watched over the village, but the villagers kept her memory alive with a gruesome ceremony called Watanagashi, a ritual in which they tortured and ripped open a human sacrifice, after what each villager would take a piece of guts to offer it to the river to appease the wrath of Oyashiro-sama. Hanyuu was horrified by such cruelty but couldn't intervene. Despite Hanyuu's benevolence, her legend stayed that of a fearful and severe goddess. Nowadays, the Watanagashi festival is much more peaceful: people rip open cotton-filed futons and throw pieces of it in the river as an offering. Hanyuu lives as a spirit, roaming the village. She's still revered by the old folks but her myth slowly, but surely, disappears and her cult is almost non-existent among the younger generation, which makes her sad and lonely. She's shown to care deeply for Hinamizawa and its inhabitants, a kind, friendly and wise goddess, far from her past self. Sometimes, she speaks with a few chosen people and she can be teasing and playful despite her centuries-old age, to the point of being a little childish. But she can also be pretty mature and womanly, seductive and confident under certain circumstances. Finally, if angered, she can prove very threatening and intimidating, and will address humans as "Child of Man". As a goddess, Hanyuu has a handful of powers: she can stop the flow of time and moves freely during it, she can go back in time, she can turn invisible, she can fly, teleport and use telekinesis. She will use any of her powers if needed, be it for good or evil. She's known to love sweets and cream puffs and to hate spicy foods and strong alcohol.