The Little Merdemon
A/N: this story is based off of Disney's The Little mermaid and Rumiko Takahashi's Inuyasha. I own nothing except for the plot changes.
I'll tell you a tale of the bottomless blue
And it's hey to the starboard, heave ho
Look out, lad, a mermaid be waiting for you
In mysterious fathoms below
Prince Sesshomaru stood proudly on the deck of his ship, The Souunga, and took a deep breath of the salty air, sighing as it whipped his long, black hair around him. For what felt like the 30th time that day Sesshomaru cursed the human disguise he was forced to wear by his father, it dulled all of his senses. But it was his father's law that all demons in the kingdom must wear human disguises in order to stop species segregation. In Sesshomarus opinion the humans should just learn to deal. But his father disagreed with him, so here he was as an unusually handsome *human* with black hair, and violet eyes.
Sesshomaru shook himself from his aimless musings and turned to look for his retainer, Jaken. The imp was always good for an inner laugh. The prince soon found him vomiting over the side of the ship.
"Don't you just love the sea Jaken?" Sesshoumaru inquired slyly. The small green imp just gave the water a dirty look and threw up some more.
"Aye cap'n." a sailor replied instead. "It's a wonderful day. King Inutashio must be in a friendly type mood."
Sesshomaru raised an elegant eyebrow.
"King Inutashio?" he asked.
"Aye milord, he's the ruler of the merdemons. He controls the seven seas." The sailor replied. Jaken finished throwing up and gave the sailor a dirty look.
"Don't listen to him milord. He's spouting nautical nonsense."
The sailor retaliated by waving a fish in Jakens' face and shouting.
"I'm telling ya. Down in the depths of the ocean they live alone!!"
Sesshomaru ignored him and went back to staring into the water, but now he had something to occupy his thoughts.
*Merdemons…*
From whence wayward Westerlies blow
Where Inutashio's king and his merpeople sing
In mysterious fathoms below
Heave ho
Heave ho
Heave ho
Heave ho
Heave ho
In mysterious fathoms below