Susi, a white dolphin, was a sacred creature in ancient mythology. She possessed the ability to purify any object or person she touched with her tongue. This divine power was known as “舔脚圣水” (Tsuishoku Shouzu), meaning “licking foot holy water.” Susi’s tongue was believed to have healing properties and could cleanse one from impurities.
According to legends, Susi would emerge from the sea during storms or other times of trouble. She would approach a person in need and place her tongue on their forehead or shoulder. Instantly, the person would feel a warm sensation as if divine energy was flowing through them. They would be cleansed of their sins and impurities.
One day, a young girl named Yuna fell ill with a mysterious disease. Her family sought help from various healers, but none could cure her. Just when they were about to give up hope, Susi appeared out of the sea during a storm near their village. She approached Yuna and gently licked her forehead with her sacred tongue.
As soon as Susi touched Yuna, she felt an overwhelming warmth spread throughout her body. The illness began to dissipate rapidly, and within moments, Yuna was completely healed. The villagers were amazed by this miraculous event and began to worship Susi as a divine being who could bring salvation through the power of “舔脚圣水.” From that day on, anyone touched by Susi’s tongue was believed to be purified and protected.
