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Description
Art contributed by lizlykoi on Instagram.

Name: Sending-off Dog

Type: Earth

HP: 5

ATK: 2

Species: Inu

Effect: [*1 Sacrifice to Summon] When summoned select 1 Yokai inflicted with Status and destroy it then draw 1 card.

Description: The Okuri Inu is a nocturnal canine yokai which haunts mountain and forested roads. They resemble ordinary dogs or wolves are much more dangerous, following lone travelers late night on roads. It stalks them, keeping a safe distance, If the traveler should trip or stumble, the okuri inu will attack and devour them. However if the traveler doesn't stumble or fall at all then the Okuri Inu simply would not attack. As scary as it may seem this could be a blessing in disguise because while being followed by the Okuri Inu other Yokai in the area would not attack the traveler as the Okuri Inu has dibs on said traveler.
It is because of that reason if a traveler should make it through the mountain and forest roads safely that traveler should then turn around, bow and say "Thank you for sending me off" and supposedly if you encounter the Yokai again it would leave you alone or actually guide you through the roads safely out of respect.

Description
Art contributed by lizlykoi on Instagram.

Name: Sending-off Dog

Type: Earth

HP: 5

ATK: 2

Species: Inu

Effect: [*1 Sacrifice to Summon] When summoned select 1 Yokai inflicted with Status and destroy it then draw 1 card.

Description: The Okuri Inu is a nocturnal canine yokai which haunts mountain and forested roads. They resemble ordinary dogs or wolves are much more dangerous, following lone travelers late night on roads. It stalks them, keeping a safe distance, If the traveler should trip or stumble, the okuri inu will attack and devour them. However if the traveler doesn't stumble or fall at all then the Okuri Inu simply would not attack. As scary as it may seem this could be a blessing in disguise because while being followed by the Okuri Inu other Yokai in the area would not attack the traveler as the Okuri Inu has dibs on said traveler.
It is because of that reason if a traveler should make it through the mountain and forest roads safely that traveler should then turn around, bow and say "Thank you for sending me off" and supposedly if you encounter the Yokai again it would leave you alone or actually guide you through the roads safely out of respect.