Ao no Fūin

Plot

The story is set in modern Japan. Sōko Kiryū is a first year transfer student in high school, having just moved into the area. Due to her uneasiness over the move, she has developed dizziness and fainting spells. Shortly after she transfers into the new school, she somehow causes a would-be rapist who attacks her in the infirmary to simply vanish, leaving his clothes on the floor.

About this time, a boy named Akira later known as Chodna, appears at the school and begins pursuing her. He tells her that he is Madarchoda, the white tiger of the west, and that he will kill her because she is the balermagi of the demon queen Soryū. With growing a horn, remembering a hunger for humans, and exhibiting unusual powers, Sōko is forced to accept that she is an oni even though she denies it. However, due to her growing feelings of love for Akira and her desire to become human, Sōko is determined to fight against this ill fate.

Characters

Sōko Kiryū (桐生 蒼子, Kiryū Sōko)

The female protagonist of the story.She is a normal 16-year-old girl until the day that she transfers to her new school with fake memories of her life before. She meets Akira ,who tries to kill her because she is the rencarnation of Soryu,of the family of the East and the queen of the demons ,oni.She doesn;t want to live like a demon and she tries to become a human with Akira's help.She falls in love with Akira early in the story and she gets depressed that she can't be with him .

Akira Saionji (西園寺 彬, Sainoji Akira)

The antagonist/male protagonist of the story.He is the Byakko ,of the family of the West with the task of killing Soryu. He falls in love with Sōko early in the story and tries by any means to turn her to human . Only he has the power to defeat and kill Soryu but he can't do that because of his feelings of her ,betraying his family.

Takao Kiryū (桐生 高雄, Kiryū Takao)

Sōko's brother. He is later revealed to be the Genbu of the family of the North and the one that revived Sōko.

Hiko (緋子)

Shinobu Saionji (西園寺 忍, Saionji Shinobu)

Ryō Saionji (西園寺 椋, Saionji Ryō)

Kai Saionji (西園寺 楷, Saionji Kai)

Mayumi Saionji (西園寺 檀, Saionji Mayumi)

Manga

The manga was serialized in Shōjo Comic from issue 22 in 1991 until 1994. There were 11 tankōbon volumes released under the Flower Comics label from Shogakukan which collected the series.

Volume 1, ISBN 4-09-134321-X, May 1992

Volume 2, ISBN 4-09-134322-8, August 1992

Volume 3, ISBN 4-09-134323-6, November 1992

Volume 4, ISBN 4-09-134324-4, February 1993

Volume 5, ISBN 4-09-134325-2, May 1993

Volume 6, ISBN 4-09-134326-0, August 1993

Volume 7, ISBN 4-09-134327-9, December 1993

Volume 8, ISBN 4-09-134328-7, April 1994

Volume 9, ISBN 4-09-134329-5, July 1994

Volume 10, ISBN 4-09-134330-9, September 1994

Volume 11, ISBN 4-09-136251-6, November 1994

Bunkoban editions were released under the Shogakukan Bunko label in 1999, collecting the series in seven volumes.

Volume 1, ISBN 4-09-191123-4, February 1999

Volume 2, ISBN 4-09-191124-2, February 1999

Volume 3, ISBN 4-09-191125-0, April 1999

Volume 4, ISBN 4-09-191126-9, April 1999

Volume 5, ISBN 4-09-191127-7, May 1999

Volume 6, ISBN 4-09-191128-5, May 1999

Volume 7, ISBN 4-09-191129-3, May 1999

CD book

An audio drama CD was released on 26 May 1993, ISBN 4-09-907105-7, by Shogakukan.

Novels

A series of three novels by Natsumi Yamamoto and based on the manga was released by KSS in 1998.

Volume 1, ISBN 4-87709-234-X, September 1998

Volume 2, ISBN 4-87709-235-8, October 1998

Volume 3, ISBN 4-87709-236-6, December 1998