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Inuyasha walked along with his usual group of friends--the priestess Kagome, the Demonslayer Sango and her demon-cat companion Kirara, the monk Miroku, and of course the fox-demon Shippo--as always seeming "grumpy and broody and just in an overall bad mood", as Shippo so eloquently put it. Kagome sighed; she hated seeing him like this. Yet again, he had lost a fight against Neraku, and he seemed to be taking it all as his own personal responsibility. Luckily, no one had been injured this time, but it irked the half-demon nonetheless. The priestess observed that he seemed ready to snap at the slightest provocation, and had discreetly warned everyone not to get on his nerves.
Sesshomaru, too, walked along with his usual small group, consisting of himself, his servant Jaken, his two-headed mount Aun(sp?), and the human child Rin. He could smell his half-brother on the wind, along with his so-called friends, and did not truly wish to confront them, but kept on his current path anyway. He had just as much right to travel the lands as Inuyasha did, and he would beat the whelp into submission if he tried anything.
The two groups met up, and Inuyasha growled, ready for a fight. Sesshomaru simply stared at him, completely calm, utterly impassive. Rin, of course, ran to the other group, smiling in her innocent, childlike way with a cry of "Kagome!"
Inuyasha growled again, ready to charge Sesshomaru.
"Inuyasha," Kagome warned. She smiled as the child came running up to meet her. "Hi Rin!"
She and the girl engaged in conversation, and after several moments Sesshomaru walked up to them as well, never far from Rin no matter where she went. The half-demon folded his arms and snorted, glaring. The dog demon just stared at him, as usual, not at all hostile somehow.
"Inuyasha," Kagome warned again, more firmly this time.
"What?" he snapped at her.
Before she could say, "Be nice," both Sesshomaru and Inuyasha disappeared before her very eyes. Her jaw dropped, and gasps were heard from everyone else, with a distressed cry of "My Lord!" from both Rin and Jaken.
"What the hell just happened?!" Sango yelled.

Inuyasha and Sesshomaru reappeared in a completely foreign environment, with three other people standing around, looking just as lost, out of place, and confused as they were. Inuyasha vaguely recognized this as what Kagome called "the present", but he had never been in this part of the present, nor did he have any idea how they had gotten there. Sesshomaru was looking around, for the first time Inuyasha could ever remember looking a little less than calm.
Morri turned a corner, minding her own business, on her way to see Hirami and Rukia...
...and stopped dead, seeing the five out-of-place, lost-looking individuals standing around.
"Oh, hell," she said, loudly enough that she knew everyone heard her. She sighed heavily, waling up to the group, who all seemed to be from different places...and time periods, it seemed. "Okay, where did you all come from?" she asked them. "Do you remember how you got here? Do you know where you are?"
Inuyasha eyed the girl dubiously, unsure of what or how much he should tell her. But as he looked at her and at the other people gathered there, he realized none of them looked like the girl who had just walked up, and none of them looked like Kagome or her friends as far as he could tell.
"Kagome tells me I'm from the 'Warring States Era'," he said. "So's he," he said, jabbing a finger in Sesshomaru's direction. He sniffed. "You're not human," he stated.
"No, I'm not," she said. "What's your point? Neither are you, judging by those ears."
Inuyasha growled, and Morri raised an eyebrow at him. "Don't try me, dog-boy," she said drily.
He looked like he might attack her or something, but the other one he had said was from the Feudal Era spoke up, voice soft. "Inuyasha," he said, and the dog-eared one froze. "It might not be wise to antagonize one who is trying to help you."
Morri smiled at him. The smile turned evil when she turned back to the dog-eared one. "He's right, Inuyasha," she said. "I might decide you're not worth the trouble."
Sesshomaru chuckled slightly, and Inuyasha's eyes widened. He had never seen the dog demon even smile, much less heard him laugh.
Morri turned to him. "So he's Inuyasha," she said. "Who are you?"
"Sesshomaru," he answered.
Morri took a closer look at the two. They shared several similarities; the long white hair, the yellow eyes, the elongated fingernails that looked like claws... But Inuyasha had dog ears, and Sesshomaru's ears were more like pointed human ears, like the stories of elves she had heard about in her childhood, and he had other markings on him that Inuyasha did not, as well as looking a little older.
"Are you two brothers?" she asked.
"No," they replied in unison.
"Um...okay..."
"Half-brothers," Inuyasha clarified.
"Unfortunately," Sesshomaru added.
"My mother was human," Inuyasha said.
"Um...okay..." she said again, unsure of how to answer.
"Our father was a great dog demon," Sesshomaru said softly. "I am a demon, Inuyasha is a half-demon. Our father died trying to protect him and his human mother."
Morri blinked. "Oh...I'm sorry..." She gave him a sympathetic smile, then turned to the other three. "Okay, how about the rest of you? Know where you came from? Know where you are or how you got here?"

Morri turned. "Ichigo," she called back, smiling at him. "Actually, that's what I'm trying to figure out..." she said, a confused expression on her face. "These two say they're from Feudal Era Japan," she said, motioning to Inuyasha and Sesshomaru. "And those two say they're from some order near France...but they don't look like any Frenchmen I've seen in this time period." She looked at the last guy, the one who hadn't yet spoken. "And I'm still waiting on an answer from that one," she said. "I can only guess this is the result of some Research Department experiment gone awry." She sighed. "I'm going to try talking to them and finding out more. Can you tell Hirami we might need help here?"
She looked back to Allen and Lavi. Lavi seemed a bit more calm than Allen, so she spoke to him first.
"Okay, first of all, what year is it where you came from?" she said. "And second, why is your friend looking so disturbed? And what exactly was that green light I saw?"
She thought about asking about his hammer, but it seemed to her to be some odd variety of Zanpaku-Tou, so she assumed that was what it was.

"About time," Morri muttered. She sighed, shrugging. "I've never heard of Exorcists or the Dark Order either," she admitted. "But I don't think, if poor Allen here doesn't know what we are, that it was a Seireitei project."
She turned back to Allen, who looked disturbed once again. She gave him a reassuring smile. "My name is Morrigan Agathe," she said. "You must be pretty confused if you can see our souls... In truth, no, I am not human. I was, long ago--about a hundred and thirty years ago, to be precise. I'm dead; I'm a Shinigami now, otherwise known as a Death God or Soul Reaper. I kill Hollows, which I suppose might be a bit like your Akuma, and send the souls of the dead to Soul Society, or Heaven, if you will. Ichigo's a Shinigami too, but different from me...he's also half Hollow, somehow... Does that explain a few things?"

Morri sighed. "According to their own words, Allen and Lavi are Exorcists from the Black Order near France in the year nineteen-something; I'm going to take a wild guess and say not long after nineteen-hundred, if not earlier than that, because neither of them knows exactly what year it is where they came from. That was about the last time I saw clothes like theirs. And those two are Inuyasha and Sesshomaru, from the Feudal Era Japan. Sesshomaru says he's a dog demon, and Inuyasha is his half-brother, who is half human. And that guy over there still hasn't answered me."
She gestured to each one as she named them and said where they were from. She sweatdropped. She hated having so little information.
"Sorry, Hirami Nee-Chan," she said. "I don't know any more than that. No one seems to know where they are, or how they got here, as far as I can tell."

"Oh, ******** me sideways, what the hell?" Morri swore loudly at the appearance of four more people. She groaned. "Hirami, I think we may have underestimated the problem here..." With a sigh, she walked over to the new group. "Hello," she greeted them with a friendly smile. "Who are all of you? And where did you come from? What year did you come from, for that matter? Sorry to ask so many questions, but something strange is happening here, and I'm trying to figure a few things out..."

Gokudera noticing the girl coming answered her swiftly. "We refuse to help you. We'll get through this on our own." Gokudera said as Yamamoto butted in. "Oh don't mind him he just likes to be a loner." He said with a grin as Tsuna came and answered. "Umm well how can I put this. I guess the truth would be the best answer." He said as he looked forward at her. "We are.." He said as Gokudera once again started to talk. "The Vongola family's Sky, Storm, and Rain guardians. We are in the world currently top leading mafia." He said with a sigh. "I really don't know what year we came from since we've been teleported twice already." He said as he ran a hand through his silver hair. "Anyways I think we came from the twenty-first century" He said with a shrug. Tsuna who was the leader just nodded in agreement. "Do you know if we can get back?" He asked curiously as he knew the place where he came from could be in grave danger right about now.

Hibari Kyouya gave a small sigh as he ventured the lands. "What the hell?" he muttered as his little yellow mechanical bird on his shoulder started to chirp. Giving a small smile he threw a box up in the air and there was a flash of light. Staring at a hollow that had appeared before him he grabbed the tonfa that appeared from the box and smirked. With flashes the hollow who had appeared soon had it's mask cut up into pieces. giving his weapons a twirl he threw them up in the air and soon they turned back into a box.


Now Saito was still lost. "Tch.." He muttered as his fingers began to twitch. He was getting aggravated very much and soon would lose control. "God if I don't see foreigners soon I will snap." He said muttering curse words under his breath.

Hibari just smirked and walked the other way. After all since when did the strongest member of the Vongola need allies? He would eventually find his way back to the group just to see is Tsuna was still alive though.

Saito looked at saw a orange haired dude call out to follow him. "God he sounded just like Jesus.." He muttered as he shrugged and started to run after him. "I got nothing better to do anyways.." he muttered as he sighed and let himself cool down.

"This is the twenty-first century?" Gokudera said unbelievingly. "If it is then you have really been left behind in the world of modern technology.." He muttered as he looked around and saw villages.. "Wait a Death god?" He repeated as his eyes lit up in pure amazement. "Woah wait how come your not all skull and bones like I imagined death gods to be like." He said as he quickly circled Morri curiously. "My vision of a death god was someone who struck fear like a floating skeleton." He muttered as he continued to circle her. "I am greatly disappointed.." he said as he really was a big fan of skulls and bones.