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Kkyattsuai-Tsume456 & AIsuaka-tesaki267
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Kagome sighed as she walked along her usual trail to the market. This was how it was every morning. Souta would complain that there wasn't enough food in this village and then she would tell him that he was fat enough as it is. Then her mom would come and tell them to break it up and after an hour-long argument, Kagome is sent to the village market.
Darn it, Souta! Why do you do this to me everyday?! Wait until I get home, I will get my revenge! Muahahahahahahaha!!
Kagome smirked as she thought of ingenious ways she could plot her plan. She made her way to the port and went shopping for their breakfast. She took her time to buy her things; it wasn't as though anything ever happened in the Higurashi Village anyway.
The sea had hundreds of ships docking and sailing in the waters. They were in all sizes, but they were all magnificent…except for the fishing boats, they stink like Souta when they didn't have any hot water and he refused to take a bath for months. Kagome wrinkled her nose at the memory and shook her head. She returned her gaze to the ocean. One particular ship caught her eye though. She had always known what ships came to dock every day and when. It was a habit of hers when she was bored. This one wasn't theirs.
What the—"Pirates!"
Kagome's eyes widened as she watched the huge ship port and thousands of men jump out with swords and small bombs in their hands. Her feet were frozen and she couldn't seem to move her body. Others around her ran like the devil was on their heels.
Probably right. Pirates…they're the devils of the sea. Kagome forced herself to run away just as a pirate hurled the round ball towards her. Kagome ignored it and continued to sprint as far as she could from the pirates; all she knew was that she had to get to her family to warn them.
BOOM!She was blown off her feet and twisted her ankle as she fell down hard, all around her, all the villagers were running in a frantic mess. Kagome winced as another blown blew up to her right and sprayed her with debris. She could hear the pirates coming closer. She could hear shouts of terror and joy. Not hard to know which was which, she thought bitterly.
Determined, Kagome pulled herself up and limped towards her home. Flames erupted from the bombs and surrounded her in their embrace. People pushed her in their hurry to get away. There was one small boy running the opposite direction towards her.
"Kagome!" Souta shouted. He ran towards her and held her steady. Her mind was blurred and she couldn't think straight. The sky was covered in black ashes, making it look like night…
When did it turn to night so soon…? Someone's shaking me…Souta…?"Nee-chan! Nee-chan! Wake up!" Kagome opened her eyes and saw her little brother's terrified cobalt ones. Gasping, she tried to tell him to run, but the smog was getting caught in her lungs. "Sou..ta…get..way…irates…mom…hurry…!" she coughed.
Souta's eyes widened, somehow knowing that something was terribly off and he nodded. "It'll be okay, Nee-chan. I'll get you to Mama." Kagome shook her head and stared at her brother. She looked at his dirt-smudged face and confused eyes and made her final decision. Kagome wrapped her arms around him and whispered, "I love you, Souta. Mom too. Don't ever forget that, ok?" She had tears in her eyes as she hugged him tight.
Souta looked confused when she pulled away. Kagome gave him a watery smile then pushed him away harshly. All the people carried Souta away, but he screamed for her. His eyes were filled with tears as he was taken away from his only sister and soon, he disappeared from her sight. She limped, robbed of energy from her emotions.
"Well, well. What do we have here? Hey Maten, what about this one? She's a looker alright." Hiten smirked.
Kagome slowly lifted her head. "Leave me be, filthy pirate scum." She spat. Hiten looked amused and grabbed her by her hair and yanked her up. Kagome screamed as she was lifted off her feet and forced to look at the pirate.
"Is that anyway to talk to a gentleman such as myself? Don't worry, we won't hurt you…much." Hiten smiled sinisterly. Kagome had just about enough of this rubbish, her hands shook with anger.
SLAP!Hiten looked shocked as he rubbed his abused cheek.
Kagome was beyond pissed and she took control, "You have no right to talk to me like that! Go back hell where you belong." she gritted out, her eyes were narrowed and raging with emotions.
"You insolent bitch!" Hiten roared and punched her hard in the gut. Kagome doubled over on the ground, spitting out blood. Hiten growled and heaved her over his shoulder, "I'll leave you alive for now, but just wait until you meet the captain. You'll wish I had killed you."
"Brother! It's time to go, we've raided every house and got everything we needed." Manten called. Hiten nodded towards the ship.
Kagome's eyes watered at the thought of pirates raiding her house and she thought she might be sick, but she didn't dare make another sound. She glanced over Hiten's shoulder and saw the gigantic ship towering over them. She felt her heart pound in her chest. Kagome wasn't sure whether it was fear or excitement…
…wait a minute. Why the bloody hell would she be excited?
Hiten jumped on board the deck and tied her wrists and ankles together. "Best not having ye striking out again, eh?" he grunted. Kagome didn't hear him. She was too confused on the sudden change of vocabulary and grammar.
Thump…Thump…Thump"Well, ye all did a bloody great job, mates. With robbing and all. Ye all be splicing the mainbrace tonight."
Cheers arose and Kagome was confused. What the heck was a mainbrace? Splicing? This is a grammar nightmare. She thought.
"Cap'n! I have brought ye a landlubber. She's a feisty one mind ye." Hiten shouted within the crowd. Immediately all eyes turned to the ground where Kagome was tied and shouts broke out.
"Aye, she's a pretty one!"
"Sink me! The lass is skinny as a stick!"
"Are ye blind!? She's just small, is all. Look at that figure!"
"ENOUGH!"
All was silent again as the Captain strutted across the deck to where Kagome was. Other pirates moved aside to let him through. Kagome lifted her head and suppressed a gasp.
The Captain was utterly gorgeous and that barely described him even. He had silver hair, untamed and wild that fell to his waist. A medium sized hat rested on his head. His skin was tanned from hours on the deck in the sun, and his hands were rough and splintered. His nails were sharp and long and Kagome wondered if he ever cut them. He was muscular all around, not overly, but he seemed stronger than ordinary men. He had on a pair of slacks, white shirt, leather boots, and an old, beat up sword on his hip. His mouth was in a scowl, a fang poking out. What really enchanted her were his eyes. They were scalding hot, those golden orbs. They stared her down as she stared back and Kagome swore that if she were drooling, she would never allow herself to see the sun again.
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Captain Inuyasha was beyond pissed when he heard Hiten's announcement. First, he decides to swing around his sword in battle, nearly beheading his own crew. Now, he brings another bitch on board. Growling, Inuyasha stomped to where the girl lay.
As if we need another woman here. Sango is a handful already. Not to mention the 'monk', damn houshi can't even keep his hands off the men!
Of course, the incident was an accident, but Inuyasha never got over the feel of Miroku's hands on his…
Shivering, he looked over at girl on the ground and felt shock overcome him.
So his men were right, she was a looker. Long, raven hair cascaded down her shoulders to her waist. It looked soft and shined, despite the dirt and mud smeared on it. Her skin was smooth and pale, unlike his own. Her entire figure screamed feminine, it was curvaceous and long. Her chest was perfect, it was round and not overly small or large. She was dressed in a long outer coat and an inner dress, both were ripped beyond repair, but it also gave her a good look at her legs. Which, of course, he stared at longer than necessary. She looked a little underfed, but she was healthy. What really amazed him, was her eyes. They were a brilliant shade of blue, burning with hatred. How could something so blue, look so…bloody red?! Inuyasha shook his head and glared at her. She glared back. Interesting…
Smirking, Inuyasha shouted, "Miroku!" A man dressed in purple slacks and blue shirt wedged his way between the crewmen.
"Captain Inuyasha?"
"Take this girl to the bilge! Along with all the other sprogs. Don't let any of them be escaping now, ye hear? We'll need 'em for hornswaggling in the Era." Inuyasha ordered.
The crewmen snickered.
Miroku nodded, "Aye, Captain."
He gently lifted the girl from her feet and led her to a trapdoor in the floor. Surprisingly, she followed without complaint. The fact that she and Inuyasha were having a glaring contest the whole way might have something to do with it though…
Who knew it was humanly possible to go without blinking for this long...
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Kagome was still staring at the Captain, even when he called another pirate over, they didn't break eye contact. She was not losing a glaring contest with him, no way. She was going to wipe that stupid smirk of his cute face and…oh my…he has a very…nice voice. A very, very nice voice. It was deep and low and manly and…sexy…oh my…
Absorbed in the sound, Kagome barely heard the words spoken and she didn't respond when the pirate picked her up. She was surprised how gently he lifted her up though. He led her somewhere, but she was too busy glaring at the cocky Captain to notice.
Only when her feet stepped into water did she turn away, but also because, she was underground and couldn't see him anymore. The pirate led her through the twists and turns beneath the ship. He stopped at a door with a small window and turned the knob. He gestured for her to go inside.
Kagome, confused as ever, did what he asked. He followed her inside.
It was dark and dimly litted by the light from the deck. There were other figures in the room, they were small and didn't move when she came in. There was water on the ground, it was only up to her ankles though. The pirate placed a comforting hand on her shoulder.
"It'll be okay Miss…?"
Kagome wasn't sure if she should trust this man, but he seemed sincere and she decided that there wasn't much choice anyway.
"Kagome from the Higurashi Village. And you?" She looked straight into his brown eyes. He was only slightly tanned, not as much as Inuyasha. He had a nice smile on his face and his black hair was tied back into a small ponytail. He had two earrings on one ear and one on the other. He was dressed like every other pirate, but he his right hand was covered in cloth and beads. He also had a staff on his back, it was sharp like a sword, but it had no handle.
"Miroku, from the Kaze Village. Nice to meet your acquaintance Miss Kagome." Miroku extended his hand out to her. Kagome took it.
"Who was that? What was he saying? It made no sense!"
Miroku laughed, "That, my dear, was Captain Inuyasha. The most feared pirated Captain in the seven seas. Well, that's what the rumors say. He was talking in the native pirate tongue. You know, the whole 'yo-ho-ho' and 'argh!' bundle of nonsense. Oh, and he said that I was supposed to take you to the bilge and keep an eye on you and the others."
Kagome was still confused, "What's a bilge? What others?"
Miroku scratched his head, "Well, it's the lowest level on a ship. The other's are those kids you see over there."
Kagome looked over and saw that the figures were indeed small children sitting in the water.
"Why do you have kids down here?! It can't be healthy!"
Miroku tried to calm her, "It's safest for them to be here than on deck with burly pirates who love to get into fights with each other. Please understand Miss Kagome. We use them for, ah, cheating. In the Era, it's where all pirates go for drinks or profit. We usually leave them there or if they are sufficient enough, we take them with us."
Kagome was angry, how dare they leave children on a dishonest trading slave market! They couldn't do that to small kids! And—
She stopped her inner ranting when she felt an unwelcome hand rubbing her backside. Eye twitching, she turned her death glare to Miroku, who had suddenly found the filthy water very interesting.
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"Oi! What happened to ye, mate? Ye look like ye saw Davy Jones in a thong!" A crewman called to Miroku. Inuyasha turned and saw his first mate wet with bilge water and an idiotic grin on his face. He also sported a red handprint on the side of his face.
"Hey, houshi. Aren't ye being a squiffy? Quit dawdling in yer disgusting fantasies and get back to work!" Inuyasha yelled.
"Cap'n, I thinks he be messing with the prisoners again." Maten said.
Inuyasha popped a vein and knocked Miroku unconscious. "Haul the masts! Weigh anchor! We be taking her out to sea."
His crew groaned at the thought of going out at sea again for weeks before they arrive at the Era, but they scrambled to work. Having Inuyasha as Captain means no complaining, or ye walk the plank…in a shark-infested zone…naked...and without yer precious jewels.
Inuyasha hauled Miroku to his room and left him on the bed. Sango will find him soon enough, and that mark doesn't look like it's going to leave anytime soon. The bitch did a number on him. Feh, women and their emotions. But Inuyasha can't help but notice that she was shockingly brave against his crew. That didn't mean that he liked her or anything, but she did earn points for smacking Hiten. The bastard had it coming anyhow.
He straightened and walked to his quarters, planning for the trip to the Era.
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Kagome limped against the wall and fumed. That stupid pirate! How dare he treat her like a whore! Oh, Miroku is going to pay. She'd make sure of it. Calming herself, Kagome tried to think freely and looked over to the huddled group of children. Slowly walking over, Kagome tried to talk to them.
"Um, excuse me?"
Most of the children ignored her, but one turned to her.
"What are your names? Mine's Kagome." Kagome tried to talk to them, but they didn't seem to want to talk to her. One girl from the group rose and turned to her. The others glared at her and tried to pull her down.
"Rin! What do you think your doing! Get down, do you want them to come down here again?" A kid with auburn hair hissed at her. He had green eyes and they locked onto Kagome, daring her to come closer. The girl tugged away from him and walked to Kagome. Her thumb was stuck firmly in her mouth, but she talked anyway.
"My name's Rin, Miss Kagome. And that's Shippo." Rin pointed to the frowning boy with auburn hair. "Why are you on this boat?"
Kagome was relieved that someone would talk to her; she didn't want to be silent. It just wasn't her. "I was kidnapped. What are all you kids doing on this ship anyway?" Kagome asked.
"We were abandoned and Mr. Inuyasha brought us aboard. He's really nice to us, but he doesn't act like it when there are other people around. Miss Sango and Mr. Miroku don't count." Rin chirped. Kagome was still registering the thought of Inuyasha being nice. Rin smiled and took Kagome's hand and led her to their little group.
Kagome sat down beside Rin and fidgeted. All the other kids were staring at her and she felt nervous. Rin clung to her arm.
She looked about 8 and had dirty coal black hair that was half tied into a ponytail on the side of her head. She wore a checkered kimono and was barefoot. Her brown eyes were wide and innocent. Kagome looked towards Shippo. The 10-year-old and scowled when he caught her looking at him. "What are you looking at?" Startled, she looked away.
"Hey, uh, Rin?" Kagome tried to break the tension in the small room. Rin looked up at her, "What kind of ship is this anyway? I mean it doesn't look like any ship I've ever seen before. The crew doesn't seem human either. If the ship was a pirate ship, then it would be scratched and dirty and have black sails…wouldn't it?"
Kagome had just now noticed that the ship was actually pretty tidy looking and the sails were white with a golden hue instead of the black, tattered sails that she had imagined.
Rin tilted her head in thought, "You really don't know, do you, Miss Kagome?"
Kagome shook her head, confused.
Rin sighed, "Miss Kagome, this is a pirate ship. A lot of bad people are after Mr. Inuyasha's ship and Mr. Inuyasha. It's self-reparable and can't sink. There's supposed to be a treasure on this ship that makes it so special. But there's also a curse that keeps most pirates away."
Rin looked serious, "I'm afraid, Miss Kagome…That you're a captive on the Black Pearl."
