Kagome sat in her bed, humming to herself and brushing out her hair. She
kind of got a creepy feeling when she hummed or sang that song, but to her
it was kind of fun to be afraid. Just a little afraid. She set her brush on
her dresser. She looked in the mirror and smiled flirtatiously, if only
Inuyasha could see her when she looked pretty like this. He always seemed
to catch her at a bad time, covered in blood, naked, cranky, or something.
It was just her luck she supposed. 'Oh well, someday things will come
right.' She thought to herself as she got under her covers and set her
alarm clock. 'Someday, he may come to love me too.' She mused to herself as
she went to sleep.
Morning, yuck, it was morning, bright-time-to-wake-up morning. She yawned and stretched as she got out of bed. She shut off her annoying alarm clock, sort of glaring at it. She started to walk across the room to her dresser, but suddenly she turned around. BAM! Her ceiling fan fell to the floor right where she was about to walk. 'Ahh! That could have seriously injured me!' Kagome thought in distress. The reason that she turned around was this: There was a message sprawled out across her wall right by her bed. It was red, it could have been red ink, paint, or nail polish, or perhaps even blood. It said: "I WILL SILENCE YOU ONCE AND FOR ALL! KAGOME!"
"That's kind of creepy." Kagome said to herself, getting slightly riled up by the message. It seems that her experiences in the feudal era had desensitized her to this kind of happening. "It's probably just Sota pulling some kind of mean prank. No-one here would really try to hurt me... right?" Kagome said to herself.
Kagome stepped over her now broken ceiling fan and got dressed and ready for school. She walked into her kitchen and told her family about the strange occurrence. Her mom, grandfather, and little brother all denied that it was their doing.
"That's really creepy, Kagome!" Sota declared. "Someone who can get into the house is trying to kill you!"
"Kagome!" Her mom shouted reproachfully. "Don't try to frighten your brother!"
"Grampa! You believe me, don't you?" Kagome pleaded.
"Well..." her grandfather thought. "I guess it could be that..."
Her mom cut him off by saying "No dad. That's just a story." And shaking her head from side to side.
"Won't you at least look at my room?" Kagome pleaded with them.
Her family members looked among themselves. Finally her mom said. "Okay Kagome. I'll have a look."
They walked to her room. Kagome's mom opened the door slowly, just barely daring to do so. Her mom saw the daunting bloody message and slammed the door shut. Her mom shuddered and panted. "Kagome. You deal with stuff like this all the time, right? I'm sure that you can fix it. I've got to go wash the dishes from breakfast. Have a good day at school."
"But mom..." Kagome pouted. She sighed, picking up a piece of toast and her backpack, and headed off to school.
Morning, yuck, it was morning, bright-time-to-wake-up morning. She yawned and stretched as she got out of bed. She shut off her annoying alarm clock, sort of glaring at it. She started to walk across the room to her dresser, but suddenly she turned around. BAM! Her ceiling fan fell to the floor right where she was about to walk. 'Ahh! That could have seriously injured me!' Kagome thought in distress. The reason that she turned around was this: There was a message sprawled out across her wall right by her bed. It was red, it could have been red ink, paint, or nail polish, or perhaps even blood. It said: "I WILL SILENCE YOU ONCE AND FOR ALL! KAGOME!"
"That's kind of creepy." Kagome said to herself, getting slightly riled up by the message. It seems that her experiences in the feudal era had desensitized her to this kind of happening. "It's probably just Sota pulling some kind of mean prank. No-one here would really try to hurt me... right?" Kagome said to herself.
Kagome stepped over her now broken ceiling fan and got dressed and ready for school. She walked into her kitchen and told her family about the strange occurrence. Her mom, grandfather, and little brother all denied that it was their doing.
"That's really creepy, Kagome!" Sota declared. "Someone who can get into the house is trying to kill you!"
"Kagome!" Her mom shouted reproachfully. "Don't try to frighten your brother!"
"Grampa! You believe me, don't you?" Kagome pleaded.
"Well..." her grandfather thought. "I guess it could be that..."
Her mom cut him off by saying "No dad. That's just a story." And shaking her head from side to side.
"Won't you at least look at my room?" Kagome pleaded with them.
Her family members looked among themselves. Finally her mom said. "Okay Kagome. I'll have a look."
They walked to her room. Kagome's mom opened the door slowly, just barely daring to do so. Her mom saw the daunting bloody message and slammed the door shut. Her mom shuddered and panted. "Kagome. You deal with stuff like this all the time, right? I'm sure that you can fix it. I've got to go wash the dishes from breakfast. Have a good day at school."
"But mom..." Kagome pouted. She sighed, picking up a piece of toast and her backpack, and headed off to school.