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 Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 1:45 pm
Well, this is my first fanfiction! Do not be distracted by the title...it's not a cheap rip off of the first movie. It's a lot different! Please enjoy reading, and I will post new chapters as they come...I have a lot that are done at the moment. And don't forget to comment, so I can see if I can improve at all, which I know I can do! First chapter will be in the next post.
Oh, yeah! I almost forgot the disclaimer!
Sadly, I do not own Inuyasha...I wish I did, but I don't...
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Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 1:49 pm
Prologue
Kagura gently floated to the ground outside one of Naraku’s many hidden castles. Having gone on a self-proclaimed day off to relax a little, this wasn’t the place she wanted to be. But lucky me. He orders me here just like that, just as I was beginning to enjoy my day. Oh, what I would give to be free, to be the wind, she thought bitterly.
She strode into the castle as though nothing was wrong, though she could clearly see that something was. Kohaku stood in the middle of a bloody circle, his hands stained with blood that was not his, corpses all around him. Beaten the day’s challengers, I see, Kagura noted as she walked along. Dead bodies in the streets had become a way of life, but Kagura could tell that Kohaku still hadn’t gotten used to it. Especially since he was the one doing the killing. She could see it in his eyes: he didn’t want to do all this.
Kagura continued walking toward Naraku’s part of the castle. Gradually, she quickened her pace, wanting to be the wind once more, and free of Naraku’s orders for a while. When she reached the room where Naraku was, she came upon a familiar sight.
Naraku stood by the open window, gazing into the starry night sky. Kagura knew what this meant, and slightly dreaded what he was willing to do this time. She had a strong feeling in her gut that Naraku had devised yet another plan.
She leaned against the stone doorway casually, knowing she was not permitted to enter. He patiently waited for Naraku to notice her presence and give his instructions. When he failed to notice Kagura, she cleared her throat and spoke up.
“Naraku, you summoned me,” she said bluntly. At the sound of her voice, Naraku turned.
“Ah yes, Kagura. I’ve another plan,” he said, still half in thought.
Having a slight satisfaction that she knew her master so well, she slyly rolled her eyes, making sure Naraku didn’t see.
“And?” she questioned.
“And I need you to get Kohaku. He will play a vital roll in my plan. Now go.”
Kagura walked away, knowing just where Kohaku was, and also knowing that he may not be in the right emotional state to do Naraku’s bidding. But she also knew that he had no choice, and when threatened with his life, he would do anything Naraku ordered.
::End of prologue::
Well, that's the prologue, as you may have guessed! I revised it and made it better, though I can't find that copy at the moment. I added a lot to it, and gave it loads more detail. But I assure you, when I do find it, I'm sending it straight here!
Chapter 1 soming soon!
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Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 1:54 pm
Scroll 1
THWAK!
An ear-piercing wail erupted from the young kitsune, his signal to Kagome.
“Inuyasha, what did I tell you about hitting Shippo for no reason, or at all?” Kagome sighed.
“Feh. What do I care?” the hanyou grunted in response as he continued to whack Shippo on the head.
Kagome gazed around the small room which they had been given for Miroku’s pay. She wondered if it would bring down the house if she did it. She figured it wouldn’t and said, “Inuyasha…SIT BOY!”
::Change of focus::
As Miroku, Sango, and Kirara walked along the dirt road that ran just outside the forest, they heard a loud thump and a frantic yelp.
“Inuyasha, no doubt. Wonder what he did this time…” Miroku started, but trailed off when he realized he was talking to himself. He looked around for Sango and soon found her.
“Sango, what are you doing, staring into the trees so intently?” he asked when he saw her at the edge of the forest.
No answer came.
He took a closer look at Sango’s face, knowing that her expression could tell him almost anything. From the fast breathing and very wide eyes, he concluded that Sango may be in shock or shocked. But shocked about what?
Suddenly Sango raced past Miroku and among the trees. Kirara, being her faithful demon friend, took off after her. Sensing a demonic aura, and fearing for Sango’s safety, Miroku decided to follow as well.
::Change of focus::
“Wench! Why in the seven hells did you do that for?” Inuyasha yelled as he shakily got to his feet.
“You were hurting Shippo,” she said with a shrug.
“Ya! That’s right! That’s what you get for hitting me!” Shippo gloated.
“Well then. Let’s play a game I like to call ‘How Many Times Can I Hit Shippo on the Head Before Kagome Says Sit’,” Inuyasha said menacingly as he strode to the place where Shippo hid, fists clenched.
Kagome let out a heavy sigh.
“Inuyasha, don’t make me tell you to s—" she stopped short.
Inuyasha instantly knew something was up. Kagome almost never stops in the middle of a sentence, especially when she’s about to make me sit. He thought, slightly worried.
“What’s going on? I thought you were going to make him sit!” Shippo said quietly, aware that just for saying that Inuyasha was sure to beat on him.
Kagome hurriedly got to her feet and made her way to the door before answering. “I sense jewel shards. A lot of them!” she said.
Everyone was thinking the same thing. Naraku.
“Oh no!” Myoga started pacing the room, “What if he’s made a demon army or something and sent them after us? Miroku and Sango could be in danger! We have to save them!”
“I’ll tell ya this much old man. It’s not a demon army; he’s tried that already. And I’m sure they can take care of themselves. But ta be on the safe side, we should go find ‘em. Get on my back you two, we’re goin for a ride,” he said calmly, not bothering to tell Myoga to come; he knew that the old flea demon would flee at the first sign of danger. Soon they were hopping in the direction of the forest.
::Change of time::
As Miroku was sprinting after Sango the six rings on his staff made a faint jingling sound. Among the jingling of the rings against his staff, he heard the all too familiar voices of his companions. Moments later they joined him in his frantic chase.
“Miroku, what’s going on? Where’s Sango?” Inuyasha asked.
“We’re chasing her; she’s up ahead. I think she saw something in here and is running toward it. That must mean that it’s moving as well. Moving right toward the demonic aura I sense,” Miroku explained, as he dodged a tree.
“How strong is it?” Kagome asked.
“Strong. Very strong,” the monk replied.
Myoga, who had a bad feeling about what was to come, sensed danger, and let go of inuyasha’s lock of hair and tumbled to the ground in their wake.
And just like that they ran into Sango. Like, literally ran into her. They all tumbled to the grassy ground. They became a jumbled mess of arms, legs, heads, and various other body parts. Miroku found that he was in the perfect position to do what he did best.
He grabbed Sango’s bottom and began to stroke it. He stroked and stroked and stroked. Eventually he realized something. Wow…Sango hasn’t slapped me yet…she must finally be giving in to my irresistible charm! he thought with a smile, completely oblivious to her mental state. He continued to stroke.
Out of nowhere an open hand shot for Miroku’s face.
“Geeze Miroku! Anyone with eyes can see that Sango’s traumatized at the moment. And still you do it while she can’t defend herself? You’re even more of a pervert that I thought. You really have stooped to a new low!” Kagome huffed, as a deep red mark in the shape of a hand appeared on Miroku’s face.
Everyone slowly got up, taking in their surroundings. They stood in a grassy clearing with tall oak trees surrounding them. One of the areas of the clearing was unusually shadowy. Sango stared straight into the shadowy area.
“Sango, what’s going on? Franticly running through the forest then suddenly coming to a complete stop…what’s up with you?” Shippo asked.
Sango pointed straight ahead with a quivering index finger and said in a barely audible whisper, “Kohaku.”
::End of chapter 1::
That's chapter 1 for you...It gets better as it goes along, believe me! I suck crap at the beginings of stories. Keep reading, and please tell me what you think!
Chapter 2 coming soon!
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Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 1:57 pm
Scroll 2
As if on cue, Kohaku stepped out from the darkness of the shadows. Something seemed different about him. He had a sad and terrified look in his eyes, and it was as if he couldn’t move. He couldn’t have been under Naraku’s control.
“Sister? Sister!” Kohaku cried in desperation, “Please, help me sister!”
He struggled to break free of whatever was holding him. Soon it became evident who it was. The one Inuyasha and the others had guessed.
“Naraku! Show yourself so I can cleave you!” Inuyasha shouted into the darkness as he clasped the hilt of Tetsusaiga in his hand.
Naraku, who was happy to see that everything was falling into place stepped out from his cover in the trees and stood beside Kohaku. A sneer crept across his face.
::Change in focus::
Kagura, who had overheard Naraku discussing the plan with himself (a true sign of his craziness), followed him to the forest. When she got to the clearing she hid behind the biggest tree she could find.
“This could be his cleverest plan yet,” she said under her breath.
She was watching Naraku step out into the open when a thought passed through her mind. “Oh s**t! If his plan prevails, there’s no way I could ever become the wind. Inuyasha and his gang have the best chance of defeating Naraku!” she muttered with dread in her shaking voice.
::Change in focus::
“Inuyasha, still hanging out with your lowlife fiends, I see,” Naraku taunted.
“Naraku, you filthy scum! Whadya want?” Inuyasha growled, his grip on Tetsusaiga tightening.
Miroku, who was on edge, grabbed the juzu on his right hand and prepared to remove them. Naraku saw this and laughed.
“Naraku! I will avenge my father and grandfather. You will pay for what you have done to my family,” Miroku threatened.
No response came from Naraku. It seemed as if he was waiting.
“KAZANA!” Miroku shouted as he released the Wind Tunnel. Everything nearby started to inch towards his hand, even Naraku. Then, out of nowhere, demon wasps appeared.
“Siamyosho!” Shippo shouted, “ Close up your Wind Tunnel quick, Miroku! You’ll be poisoned!”
The enormous suction stopped and the siamyosho stopped inches from Miroku’s hand. He put the juzu back, almost regretting his decision to let Naraku go.
“Why does Kohaku seem so different?” Kagome piped up.
“And why aren’t you trying to kill us right now?” Shippo puzzled.
“Well, well. So many questions. You know, curiosity killed the cat. But never mind that…I came to give you something,” Naraku said. He grabbed hold of Kohaku and threw him to the ground at Sango’s feet.
“Kohaku!” Sango cried and kneeled down to help him.
“You b*****d! What the hell was that for?” Inuyasha shouted as he unsheathed Tetsusaiga. He got into his usual battle position.
“Hehehe. I no longer need him. He is but a useless life form, and only death deserves him. I will let you keep him for now, but don’t expect it to last. I WILL come back for my jewel shard,” he said, and in all the confusion, he disappeared into the darkness from whence he came.
::Change in time::
“Kohaku, are you alright?” Kagome asked as she dressed one of his many wounds.
“Yes, as far as I can tell. Thank you Lady Kagome, but you really don’t have to do this. By the way…where’s Sister Sango?” he questioned timidly.
Kagome gazed into his eyes, detecting the glint of a tear. “She’s out getting medicinal herbs. She wants you to get all better, so things can be like old times,” she replied.
Soon all his open wounds were bandaged and Kagome turned her attention to his numerous scars. Most of them were fairly fresh. It almost looked like there was a spider web etched across his back. The only thing missing is a spider… Kagome thought as she drifted into some kind of spider web induced trance. She carefully ran her finger along the intricate pattern that ran across Kohaku’s back.
“Lady Kagome?”
“Yes?” she replied, the trance broken.
“Does Sister Sango hate me?”
“Oh…I don’t know…I mean, you’ve done a lot of horrible stuff. But she’s your sister, and she loves you. I guess you’ll have to ask her yourself,” she knew it was the lamest answer ever, but it was all she could think of. And besides, she didn’t know what Sango was thinking.
“Because…sometimes I have dreams. Dreams in which I’m killing my dad, and the demon exterminators, and attempting to kill my sister, and a bunch of other things I didn’t know I was capable of. But they seem so real…like they actually happened,” his head fell and his shoulders started to tremble.
“Oh, Kohaku…” Kagome whispered sympathetically when she saw big tears fall to the ground. She hugged him in a comforting embrace, “Why do you tell these things to me, and not your sister?”
“Because,” he sobbed through rounds of rolling tears and gasps for breath, “I don’t want to hurt her with these painful memories. I mean, if I really did do all those things, Sister Sango had to watch, with no way to help me, and she would have to relive them all over again if I explained them to her.”
“Kohaku, I’m sure she wouldn’t mind. She’s happy to have you back in the first place. She’s wanted that for a long, long time,” Kagome reminded him, as she pulled away and patted him on the shoulder, “Listen. Everyone will be at dinner tonight. You can talk to her then, ok?”
“Ok, I’ll do that,” he said as he wiped away his tears and his breath evened out. “Thank you Lady Kagome.”
::Change in time::
“And what exactly is this s’posed to be?” Inuyasha asked as he dangled an octopus tentacle above the crackling fire.
Kagome, who was tired of him constantly questioning her cooking simply said, “Food. Now eat.” Then she remembered her chat with Kohaku, which was odd, because it had been very emotional. She realized that he hadn’t said anything yet, and took it into her own hands. “Oh, yes! Sango, Kohaku has something he’d like to talk to you about. Kohaku, go ahead.”
Sango, who was already sitting beside her little brother – she refused to sit anywhere else – inched a bit closer. “Yes?” she asked intently.
Kohaku froze, obviously a little nervous about bringing up the subject. He thought hard of how to say what he was thinking. Moments passed in silence, and he ultimately chose to not bring up a discussion about his dreams or memories…whatever they were.
“Could you check my scars please?” he asked awkwardly.
“Ok, anything for my little brother,” Sango agreed. She knew that Kagome had checked them earlier, but she felt it was her obligation as his big sister to tend to his wounds, even if that had already been done.
Sango carefully lifted his shirt, thinking of what Kagome had reported. Kagome was right. It does look a lot like a spiders web, she thought as she saw the first part of his scarred back. She closed her eyes, thinking of how much joy was within her and how happy she was to finally be reunited with her brother. When the shirt was rolled up nicely and his back revealed she dreamily opened her eyes. A gasp escaped her lips.
“NO! No, Kohaku! You…you can’t still be under Naraku’s control! You just can’t!” she cried in desperation when she saw the slightly red spider mark on his back. It was the same one Naraku and all his spawns had on their backs; it was Naraku’s trademark.
((End of chapter two))
Chapter 2, just for you! I revised this chapter as well, and made it longer. Like the other one, though, I have no idea where it is at the moment...I'm a tad disorganised...have fun reading!
Chapter 3 coming soon!
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Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 12:02 pm
Scroll 3
Kohaku leapt from his seat and backed away from the gang, knowing that Inuyasha would be ready to battle. He threw an odd shaped item to the ground right by Inuyasha and the gang. It opened slowly and a sleeping gas floated out, filling the room quickly. Kagome, Miroku, Sango, Inuyasha, Shippo, and Kirara slumped to the floor, unconscious. Myoga was the only one who managed to get away.
::Change in time::
“Ug…” Sango groaned, as she grasped her throbbing head, “my head…what happened?”
She looked around at her sleeping companions when she heard no answer. As they awoke, one by one, she felt it was her duty to protect them. She reached for her Boomerang Bone and realized that it wasn’t on her back like it usually was. She sadly remembered that she had left all her weapons on the bench near the fire.
Soon all of the companions were completely awake and wondering what had happened, and why they were in a barrier.
“OK…so Kohaku was or is still under Naraku’s control? But, that doesn’t make any sense; I checked his scars myself earlier today, and I saw no spider. Not to mention he was talking about his memories, which tells me he wasn’t under his control. He was getting so emotional. That must mean that sometime between when I checked his scars and when you checked, Naraku must have switched with him. Just like he did with you and Kikyou, Inuyasha…” Kagome summarized, growing quiet at the end part.
“Yea, and he pulled some sort of trick to make us go to sleep, and put us in a barrier,” Shippo added.
“But that can’t be all. He had to have done all that for some reason. What it is, I don’t know…but I have a feeling we’ll find out soon enough,” Miroku said.
::Change in focus::
Naraku walked around the room adjacent to the one where he held Inuyasha and everyone else captive. The smell of blood was thick in the air: Naraku had killed the occupants of the home so he could put his plan into action without any interruptions. “Good work, Kohaku. Good work indeed,” he applauded gently.
“Good work? On what?” Kohaku asked, intimidated by Naraku’s creepiness.
“Oh, on just being you. That, and giving me the perfect opportunity to switch places with you. Thanks to you, my plan, so far, is a success.”
“What’s going to happen to Sister Sango?” Kohaku asked with genuine worry in his voice.
“Don’t worry. I’ll get rid of her. She’s going to disappear. At least, the Sango you know, anyway.”
::Change in focus::
“We have to get out of here!” Kagome said as she pounded on the barely visible walls of the barrier, “He’s got something planned, I know it!”
Everyone followed Kagome’s example and started banging on the walls that entrapped them. Inuyasha took the more violent approach.
‘Sankontesso!” he bellowed as he clawed the walls, though he made no progress.
He eventually gave this up. He was getting a tad nervous and instinct took over.
“OUCH! What’s that for? It’s not making anything better!” Shippo protested, as Inuyasha bonked him on the head.
“Sure it does. It makes me feel better,” he replied with a grin.
Wow…I never thought we’d be trying to get OUT of one of Naraku’s barriers. We’re usually trying to get in em, Miroku thought with a dry laugh.
“Inuyasha! I can’t believe we forgot! Try the Red Tetsusaiga that can break through barriers!” Kagome suggested.
“Don’t you think I’ve thought of that?!” he exploded, then he lowered his voice a bit, making it have a disappointed tone, “And besides, even if I wanted to, I couldn’t…”
“Why is that?”
“Because it’s gone…”
“WHAT??” the group asked simultaneously.
“It’s gone! Now quit buggin’ me about it!” he huffed.
“Hey, now that I think of it, my bow and arrows aren’t here either!” Kagome realized out loud.
“And my staff isn’t here, either!” Miroku piped up.
“Or my Toys!” Shippo told.
::Change in focus::
“Now what, Naraku?” Kagura asked, as she looked around the corner at everyone trapped in the barrier.
“Get Kanna. We have to suck out their souls.”
“Have you forgotten? We already tried that before. That Kagome girl, and Inuyasha, both their souls cannot be contained. Last time it almost broke the mirror,” Kagura reminded.
“Idiot! Do you dare defy me? Now go get Kanna, and don’t forget. I can uncreate you just as easily as I created you, so don’t try anything you might regret,” he threatened.
Kagura felt very intimidated, being threatened with her life. She hurriedly strode out of the room, and returned minutes later with Kanna by her side.
“Kanna, suck out their souls. But take the reincarnation’s first. That way it may all fit in the mirror,” Naraku instructed, keeping Kagura’s warning in mind.
“But Master, why? I’m sure they will do us no harm. You created them, after all,” Kanna said innocently.
“Oh, we wouldn’t want our new allies rebelling against us, now would we? Just because I created them doesn’t make them obedient. You know, HATE can make you do stupid things,” Naraku said with a hardy laugh.
::Change in focus::
“But, I thought Naraku, or any other demon for that matter, couldn’t wield the Tetsusaiga!” Sango voiced.
“He could have easily done it using one of his human lackeys. Now we’re really screwed,” Inuyasha countered with a fierceness in his voice.
‘Well, there’s no sense in sulking, Inuyasha. We’ll just have to make due with what we’ve got.” Shippo encouraged, then added in a whisper, “Although, you are pretty good at it, thinking about Kikyou all the time.”
“Shippo…” Inuyasha started as an almost evil look came to his eyes. He hit Shippo as hard as he could on the head, then grabbed his ears to twist them.
“OW! Oowowowowowow!” Shippo cried as a big shiny lump grew through his hair, and his ears turned a crimson red from the pressure.
“You had that coming, Shippo,” Sango accused. Everyone but Shippo nodded in agreement.
“Well, at least we’ll be safe for a while,” Kagome said hopefully.
Just then Naraku cockily walked in.
“Yes, you will be safe for a while. A very long while,” he said.
“Scum! What do you plan to do with us?” Inuyasha yelled at his nemesis.
“Oh, you will see soon enough, though you may not recall any of it,” he replied, as the room filled with an eerie mist.
Everyone in the Inuyasha gang felt a melting sensation slowly creep across their bodies. You would think it would have hurt, but it didn’t. Piece by piece their bodies were transported to a different place. When only their heads remained, a blinding flash of light blinded them, making them unable to tell what was happening. The light subsided and not a soul was to be seen, except for Naraku.
“So, it worked,” he said happily to himself.
::End of chapter three::
That's chapter three...I must be state the obvious girl or something!Well, I still have many chapters in reserve, and I will post them quickly, until I run out of ones that are complete! I finally got a laptop, so I hope to get a few more chapters done soon!
Chapter 4 coming soon!
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Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 12:49 pm
Scroll 4
“Why hello there, Mr. Rabbit. How are you today?” Kagome asked the white rabbit as she bent down to pet it. The rabbit, not familiar with Kagome, hopped away lazily. Kagome chased after it.
Somewhere between Gumdrop Canyon and Oozing Mushroom Forest, the bunny stopped. Kagome caught up to it, panting heavily. The bunny rose up on its hind legs.
“Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep,” it wailed.
::Change in place::
Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep.
The shrill noise pierced the quiet morning air. A hand shot out from its place under the covers and hit the OFF button hard. Kagome opened her eyes slowly. A light breeze billowed the curtains, and gave a bit of a chill to the room. She glanced at her clock. It read 7:00 AM, time to get up. She got out of bed, a bit groggy, and shook herself from her bizarre dream. She did everything she needed to do to get ready for school, though it seemed like instinct to her. She didn’t remember doing it much in the past.
Her friends, Eri, Ayumi, and Yuka, met up with her just outside the schoolyard.
“Hey, Kagome! Glad to see you’re out of the hospital!” the three said in unison.
“Hi, guys!” Kagome greeted, wondering if she was supposed to know the girls who stood in front of her. She decided that since they knew her, she should know them. “Um…hospital? I haven’t been in the hospital lately, or at all, for that matter. You must be mistaking me for someone else.”
Her friends gaped at her for a moment. “Must be a touch of amnesia,” Yuka suggested.
They day went smoothly, and Kagome rather enjoyed it. She hung out with her friends, went to school, did her makeup, and everything else normal girls do. Having not remembered doing these things for a long time, she enjoyed it more than she usually would. Soon the school day was over and she was on her way home.
Just outside the school gates she heard her name being called. She turned to see Hojo running towards her, wearing the happiest look on his face.
“Kagome! Kagome! Wait up!” Hojo yelled as he ran a bit faster.’
“Oh, hi, Hojo. How’s it going?” she greeted.
“Good, you?”
“OK…what’s up?”
“Not much. I was just wondering if you wanted to come to the movies this Saturday. I already got the tickets. And you can’t stand me up this time, OK?” he invited, as a light pink blush grew below his eyes.
Kagome thought for a minute. “Sure,” she accepted, “but why would I bail on you?”
A confused look crossed Hojo’s face. “Must be a touch of amnesia…” he muttered, then handed Kagome her ticket.
They parted with a peck on the cheek and continued on their way. Kagome held her ticket tight in her hand and realized what had just happened.
::Change in time::
Kagome walked through the front door of her house. “I’m home!” she called to whoever was listening.
Her mom and Sota poked their heads out of the hall to see that what Kagome had said was right. They dropped what they were doing and went to see her.
“Hey, honey. How was your day? Oh, what’s that you got there?” her mom asked.
Kagome blushed. “Well…I guess I’ve got a date with Hojo on Saturday…” she admitted.
“Kagome’s got a boyfriend! Kagome’s got a boyfriend! Kissy, kissy!” Sota chanted as he made kissing sounds and danced around Kagome.
Suddenly her grandpa burst in. “What’s with all the racket? Don’t you know it’ll bring forth evil spirits?” he wheezed.
The rest of the day went by very fast. Before she knew it, Kagome was wearing her teddy bear pajamas and lying in bed, staring up at the ceiling.
Today was great! But I can’t help feeling like there’s something missing…oh, must just be my imagination, she thought as she drifted off to sleep.
::Change in time::
“Thanks a lot Hojo! It was really nice of you to invite me to the movies! What one are we seeing, anyway?” Kagome asked as she wandered hand in hand with Hojo around the flashy movie theatre.
“You’ll see. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised,” was his polite answer.
On their roundabout walk through the theatre Kagome noticed the gigantic snack bar filled with hundreds of different kinds of candy.
“How would you like some popcorn? My treat,” Kagome temped.
“That would be nice, thanks.”
By the time they entered the almost overly crowded seating area the lights had already dimmed, and the previews were already playing. It was hard to find two seats together with all the lights out, but by the time the actual movie started, they had succeeded. They took their seats and enjoyed the movie and the popcorn.
When the movie ended, Kagome almost wished it hadn’t. Hojo, he’d been right, she had been pleasantly surprised. So much so, that she decided she’d see the next movies in the series, and maybe watch this one again.
The lights got brighter and something caught Kagome’s eye. Or someone, that is. Sitting two rows ahead of her and Hojo sat a young lady of about Kagome’s age. Her long black hair was tightly tied in a high ponytail. She got up and turned to get out of the theatre. Kagome caught a glimpse of her face.
Hmm…that girl…she looks familiar… Kagome thought, and then quickly brushed the thought away, eager to keep on enjoying her night with Hojo.
::Change in time::
School the next day was the same as usual: boring and uneventful. Kagome did find one thing to be interesting, though. It happened during history class.
“Class, today we will be welcoming a new student to our class.” the teacher announced, and started reciting her “New Student” speech. He finally finished after about ten minutes of babbling on and on. “Please step in.” he told to the person who was standing just outside the doorway.
A girl about Kagome’s age with long black hair in a ponytail stepped gingerly into the room. Hey, that’s the girl I saw at the movies yesterday! She really does look familiar… Kagome thought. The girl took her place by the teacher.
“Everyone, I’d like you to welcome our newest student, Sango.”
::End of Chapter 4::
Well, chapter 4...this is where the originality and randomness begin!
Chapter 5 coming soon!
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