A/N: This is my first story. Enjoy.

Disclaimer: I do not own Inuyasha or any other character from that series.

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Kagome, Inuyasha, Sango and Miroku found themselves completely surrounded by hordes of youkai. Normally, Inuyasha would have smelled them from miles away, but he was too distracted by the delicious food Kagome brought for him and the rest. He almost choked on his food when he saw the horde rushing towards them.

Great, another lunch break interrupted, he thought while readying Tetsusaiga for battle.

It didn't take long before they all had their hands full with their share of youkai.

"Kagome, need any help?" Miroku shouted after hitting a kitsune-youkai right where it hurts.

"No, I'm fine." she replied. She could definetly use the warm-up, because her aim was still a bit off at times. But she was getting better, and fast!

Although Kagome and Miroku managed to stick together, Sango and Inuyasha were on their own, surrounded by the better half of the horde.

"Look out!" Sango yelled. But it was too late. Miroku didn't see the Hiraikotsu coming and it hit him right in the face, sending him flying through the air. Sango hurried towards him and placed her hand on his bruise. "Are you alright?" she said in a guilty tone.

"I have been better." he muttered, "Luckely my jaw isn't broken"

"I am so very sorry, Miroku."

"It's nothing", Miroku said, "it wasn't your fault." He saw his opportunity and placed his hand on Sango's behind while she was holding him. Sango's mood shifted from guilt to anger in a heartbeat and before Miroku realised the change, she sent him flying again.

Inuyasha was too busy slicing and dicing dozens of youkai at a time to notice what was going around him. As Kagome watched him fight, she could see his lips curl and form a tiny smile. He is actually having fun, she thought. Now, Inuyasha was the only one that hadn't finished the battle.

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After the last of them was taken care of, Inuyasha returned to the rest, who were already sitting under the same tree as they were eating just moments before. The air was filled with the smell of blood and the sunlight had disappeared from the lands. Large grey clouds had taken over the sky and it looked like it could start raining at any moment. For now, they would be safe from the rain underneath the roof of leaves and branches of the tree.

"I managed to kill 26!", Kagome spoke full of enthousiasm.

Sango and Miroku praised her for her achievement, but Inuyasha acted as if he couldn't care less. "Keh!", that was all he had to say.

Kagome was a bit disappointed by his reaction. "Why can't you admit that I became good at it?" she yelled at him.

"Because you aren't! I killed four times as many as you, and I didn't even break a sweat. And.."

"And what?" she asked in a cold voice, curious as to what he wanted to say.

You are good, but why must you keep dragging on about it, he thought as he looked at her. "Nothing", he replied.

"Tell me!" Kagome was losing her patience with him. He obviously had something more to say about her, and she wanted to know what it was.

"You will never be as good as Kikyo" was the answer he shouldn't have given, but did. Miroku and Sango both took a step back as they watched Kagome's anger flare up.

If she could shoot fire from her eyes, she would have inscinerated him in a split second. She might not be able to do that, but her anger had another way to teach him the lesson he much deserved. The resulting "SIT!" echoed through the land and could be heard several miles away. Both Sango and Miroku were shocked with the intensity of her command. Miroku picked himself up from the ground and helped Sango do the same.

As Inuyasha crawled out of the crater, created by the impact, Sango gasped at the sight of what he held in his hand. It was his rosary. That last sit had broken it.

A/N: As said above, this is my first story, so please be gentle. I hope you liked this first chapter. Please review, so I know on what to improve and also to inspire me to write more.