This article is about Kirihito before he was possessed. For Kirihito taken over by Akura-ou, head to Kirihito (demon).
Template:Infobox Kirihito Mori (霧仁, Mori Kirihito) is a young boy who was caught in an avalanche while snowboarding , and was buried under the snow. He died after several days of struggling to survive in hospital.
Appearance
When Krihito was taken over by Akura-ou , he has short black hair, black kohl-lined eyes, and pale skin. He wears a black long-sleeved turtleneck and black pants which he sometimes wears a dark-colored kimono or a jacket over.
Personality
He was a cheerful, optimistic, and hopeful boy, even after his death. He also cared for his mother very much as he did not wish to leave without saying sorry for their fight just before he died.
Krihito willingly let his body get possessed so he could say sorry to his mom, unaware that Akura-ou would continue using Krihito's body as a vessel to live in the human world.
Plot Overview
After his soul left his body he found himself in Yomi-no-Kuni, the underworld. He found Akura-Ou's soul and asked him to pass an "I'm sorry" message to his mother to relieve his regret for having a trivial argument just before he died. Akura-Ou agreed to send him his message out of boredom and tiredness from being in the darkness. Upon taking Krihito's body , he woke in a hospital room in Kirihito's body being hugged by Krihito's mother.
Relationships
Ako Mori
Ako worries a great deal about Krihito , not knowing that her son is long dead and that the person she thinks is her son is not. Krihito cares about her and feel sorry for having a argument some point before he died .
Akura-ou
Krihito meet Akura-ou and asked him to pass an "I'm sorry" messange to his mother to relieve his regret for having a argument some point before he died . Akura-ou agreed to send Krihito's message to his mother because Akura-ou feeling bored and tired from staying in the darkness. Upon taking Krihito's body , he woke in a hospital room in Kirihito's body being hugged by Krihito's mother.