Don't own Inuyasha but I do have a pillow, a keychain, a calander, a screensaver, a dvd set, ect...
Spell of Disclosure, let the craziness begin!
Inuyasha, Kagome, and the others from Inuyasha's group were battling a bunch of demons in a field outside a large castle. There has been many battles nearby so many demons lingered chasing after the local townspeople and because of this Miroku had roped everyone into taking an exterminating job for money.
Inuyasha swung his sword down powerfully and screeched out an attack, causing many dozen demons to disappear. Quietly, he sheathed his sword, and then he cracked his knuckles and yawned. "Damn, everything's been too easy lately to kill lately. I need something better than this to fight." He stretched his arms out over behind his head and yawned again.
Miroku stopped nearby. "Yes, it's true we haven't seen much of Naraku lately," he responded.
Inuyasha started walking back through the field towards the village when all of a sudden out of nowhere an old woman with a staff appeared. At first she appeared to be human but then she seemed to sprout a half-dozen tails.
"Hee hee," said the old woman. "I cast on ye my spell of disclosure." She shook a handful of powder on Inuyasha and the air began to be filled with a strange demon aura. Then she popped up out of grass behind everyone and gave each of them a facefull of demon powder. Then chuckling, she disappeared.
"Damn it, what the hell was that," muttered Inuyasha rubbing the sleeve of his haori across his face. He looked up.
Everyone in the clearing had a strange look on their face. Then they all shook it off.
"I have no idea my dear friend Inuyasha," said Miroku amiably. "Shall we go back into the village now so that I can flirt with women and enrage Sango?" Sango's weapon came out of nowhere and hit him on the head.
"So glad you're being honest," she said.
Nobody thought much of it so they all went in to get some dinner. Things were going well until someone came to ask Miroku if he would do an exorcism. He pulled his sutras and said, "Of course I would happy to do an exorcism for you. Though there aren't any demons here I would be all too happy to take your money and use it on sake and women."
Everyone sat upright at this and sure enough they ran like hell when the villagers began to chase after the, "crooked monk and his disreputable company".
When they all stopped running from the angry mob of villagers wielding farming instruments, Inuyasha turned around and clunked Miroku on the head.
"What was that for?" Inuyasha yelled at him. "We all know you're crooked so why are you spewing it out all the sudden. Feel guilty?" he added sarcastically.
"Not at all," said Miroku waving his hand to dismiss the accusation. "I merely felt oddly compelled to tell them everything I was feeling. I can't imagine why Inuyasha although, it might have something to do with that old woman we saw."
"You mean the one with powder that did nothin'?"
"No, I'm saying that her powder did SOMETHING Inuyasha. Maybe it affected me with a spell." Miroku sat down to think with his staff between his knees and everyone began to watch him quietly.
"You know," said Kagome thoughtfully. "It was Inuyasha who was closest to her. She even threw the powder in his face so maybe you know something about it more than we do." She looked at Inuyasha beseechingly.
Inuyasha opened his mouth about to deny it. "N…I heard her say that she cast her spell of disclosure on us. I thought she meant me but it didn't work. I guess it did, "said Inuyasha loudly. Everyone's eyes widened at how open Inuyasha was being. Kagome was silent for a moment taking it all in. Then she leaned over happily, a slightly evil grin on her face.
"So Inuyasha," she uttered twirling with her skirt before continuing, "Do you love me?"
"Hell ya Kagome," burst out Inuyasha unable to stop himself, hehee, "you're much better than Kikyo ever was and I'd do ya in a second if you weren't a miko."
Kagome's eyes grew to the size of dinner plates and blushed ten shades of red. Meanwhile, Inuyasha tried to bury himself in a hole he had suddenly begun to dig. Kagome helped him out.
"Sit sit sit boy!" she said. "How crude," she blurted out. "Although I wish you would. I really want to get to know how you'd feel. Oh God WHAT DID I JUST SAY!" Kagome started running in the other direction.
"Well," said Miroku smiling. "I guess they have finally admitted their feelings for each other. Should we do the same dear Sango. I…"
Miroku's hand found itself blocked by the Hirakatose and Sango gave him a slap for good measure. "I already know how you feel you lecher," she said coldly. "You are only to glad to show what you like about me."
Several days later when Kagome and Inuyasha stopped hiding from one another the group started traveling again, this time headed straight for Kaede's. They wanted to ask her if she knew of some way to remove the spell since they couldn't find the demon.
"We might ask Master Mushin," Miroku said happily ask they walked.
"Who asked you lecher," said Inuyasha. Miroku ignored him because he was having too much fun.
"Sango, do you love me?"
"Yes."
"Sango, do you love me?"
"Yes.
"Sango, do you love me?"
"Yes and if you don't cut that out I'm going to break your neck!"
Meanwhile, Inuyasha and Kagome moved toward one another for the first time in two days.
"Er. I'm sorry Inuyasha," said Kagome.
"I'm sorry too," said Inuyasha.
"Really?" said Kagome. "About what, I mean if you really love me you shouldn't be ashamed of that. I would be heartbroken if you did."
"I would be heartbroken if you felt that way," said Inuyasha.
Five minutes later Miroku and Sango turned around to odd sounds coming from behind them.
"Smack smack kiss kiss mmm mmm."
"Cut it out you two lovebirds," said Miroku pulling the two apart. He dragged Inuyasha off by the collar.
"No!" said Inuyasha calling out as if he were dying. "I love her. I need her!"
"I'm sure you do," said Miroku suppressing a laugh.
They continued onwards with Kagome weeping and Sango trying to console her friend when all of a sudden they ran into none other that …. Sesshomaru!