A/N: Hi! It has taken me sooo looong to type up this chapter, but I've done it! So, you can expect one update from me (on this story) once a month. For example, if I update on 5-01-11, then I won't update again until the month changes to 6 (ex: 6-17-11).
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Kagome's Point of View (third person):
Unfair.
Unfair.
Unfair.
This one word seemed to be hauntng her without regret lately.
Kagome couldn't stand to remember.
But she couldn't stand to forget, either.
It was unfair.
Kagome was in this wonderous castle school.
But she couldn't be happy here.
It was unfair.
Kagome had had many great friends.
But she couldn't see them now; she probably never would again.
It was unfair.
"IT'S ALL UNFAIR!" She screamed, hurling the closest object she could reach across the room-which happened to be her alarm clock-hoping the loud crash would ease some of her frustration.
But, instead, all she felt was more anger toward herself for breaking the clock. Though she couldn't see why she felt remorse for the machine; she didn't like it anyways. Her favorite clock had been broken by-
Kagome stopped herself.
Kagome couldn't stand to remember.
But she couldn't stand to forget, either.
Deciding to sway her thoughts toward something different, Kagome looked around her room for the umpteenth time, taking in the full beauty, but not fully appriciating it's worth.
According to the headmaster, the room had been a guest suite for visiting wizards and witches. Kagome loved its regal statique.
A beautiful four-poster bed with red draps and golden embroidery sat in the corner. The dark crimson color was easy on the eyes and had a gorgous english-style to it. In the coorosponding corner was the desk from Kagome's room in Tokyo (she wasn't entirely sure how it got there).
Over the also crimson carpet was a plushie chair, which happened to also have a crimson color and golden trim. The chair was faced to the side of the fireplace. Kagome especially loved the fireplace. The flame was charmed to work like a moodring.
According to Dumbledore-sama, the charm asseses the emotions of the inhabitants of the room and displays the flames as a certain color depending on that person's emotions. For example, if someone in the room had an overwelming sense of anger, the flame would be red.
On the wall next to the fireplace, a note hung explaining the meanings of each color:
Black: stressed
Orange: fear
Yellow: happy
Pink: romance/passion
Blue: sad
Purple: relaxed/calm
Red: angry
White: normal
Green: jealous
"Hmmm," she murmured. "This isn't right. None of these are explained correctly."
Kagome pulled out the coarkboard pin holding the paper. She then took the paper to her old desk and jotted down some extra words out from each color. Then, she returned the paper to its original position.
It read:
Black: stressed/worried (probably procrastinating on homework)
Orange: fear/freaked out (What does this look like? The fuedal era?)
Yellow: happy/cheerful (don't count on it)
Pink: romance/passion (as if)
Blue: sad/depressed (common)
Pruple: relaxed/calm/peaceful (Miroku) (when he's not being perverted)
Red: angry/pissed (unless I see someone really familier, I doubt it)
White: normal/nothing (I'll be seeing a lot of that)
Green: jealous (Kouga and Inuyasha) (haha)
Looking at the paper with admiration, Kagome felt a little better. It was as if this little inside joke was just what she needed.
"Alright, Kagome," She said, "you know what you're here for. You know what you have to do. But that doesn't mean you can't have fun."
And she was right. Just because Kagome wasn't home right now or in the fuedal era, that didn't mean she couldn't have fun. But she also could not forget her mission.
In no particular order:
1: FIND OUT WHO DID THIS TO US
2: FIND INUYASHA
3: FIND OUT HOW EXACTLY THIS ALL HAPPENED
4: FIND TETSUSAIGA
5: FIND INUYASHA (DID I MENTION THAT ONE ALREADY?)
6: MAKE INUYASHA WISH HE'D NEVER BEEN BORN FOR GETTING US INTO THIS MESS
7: REGAIN MY MEMORIES OF THE KEY IMPORTANCES OF WHAT HAPPENED
8: MAKE THE PERSON WHO TAMPERED WITH MY MEMORIES WISH THEY'D NEVER BEEN BORN (PROBABLY INUYASHA)
9: FIND INUYASHA
10: STOP OBSESSING OVER INUYASHA SO MUCH
Kagome had a very limited memory of what happened that night, but what she did remember was this:
Partial flashback of what Kagome knows:
One month ago (in the fuedal era, one month after Naraku is defeated):
(A/N: OKAY, SO... NARAKU HAS BEEN DEFEATED THE SAME WAY FROM THE ACTUAL SHOW, BESIDES THE WHOLE MESS WHERE HE SUCKED KAGOME INTO THE JEWEL. INSTEAD OF THAT, THE JEWEL WAS COMPLETED AND KAGOME OBTAINED POSSESSION OF IT. OTHER THAN THAT (AND THE FACT THAT IN MY STORY KAGOME IS ALLOWED TO STILL TRAVEL FREELY BETWEEN TIMES, NO LONG TIME GONE JUST CAME BACK) THIS STORY FOLLOWS DIRECTLY AFTER THE FINAL ACT)
Things were finally beginning to calm down.
Naraku was gone, the jewel was completed, and the Inugang (that's what Miroku had begun to call everyone) could finally rest easy.
It was about a month before now that Naraku was obliterrated from this world to the next, and they were all feeling really good about themselves.
From Monday through Friday Kagome stayed home, going to school and catching up with her modern family. On weekends, she stillI traveled 500 years back in time to fuedal Japan to visit with her other family.
Miroku-a perverted monk with great wisdom and a kind heart- had finally avenged his his father and his grandfather before him. The great curse had been lifted.
Well, at least kind of.
Oddly, his kazana never disappeared.
Weird...
It was almost like he now had a vaccum in his hand instead of a black hole. For example, like how you can turn a vaccum on/off, Miroku could now do that to his wind tunnel. It didn't grow, and it sure didn't leave. So, when Naraku died, the curse he brought unto Miroku's line didn't leave. It just paused.
Then, when Shippo asked if he thought the wind tunnel could still be passed from generation to generation, Miroku just looked at Sango and said, "Why don't we find out?"
He had a purple mark on his face dark enough to match his robes for that one.
Sango-a sweet demon slayer with the heart of a sister-had become much more lively. With her brother Kohaku alive and well, she smiled much more. She now spent her time either going on new slaying missions or helping Keade with village chores.
Her brother Kohaku had decided to continue his training by going to other villages and slaying demons while picking up techniques from other people throughout his journeys. Even though Sango had him returning to Kaede's village to check on him every couple of weeks, he was enjoying the life of a demon slayer.
And even sweet little Shippo had begun to adjust to a life without Naraku. He spent his weekdays at the Kitsune training school (A/N: I forgot what its called! XP) learning new tricks and longer transforming methods. Though he did come back to the village every time Kagome came back. Sometimes Kagome would even drop in after her school with Kirara and the gang to bring him some "ninja food" at the school.
He had even gotten quite a few friends. One of which being a very cute girl Kitsune whom he was very fond of.
Inuyasha cracked plenty of jokes at him about her too.
Speaking of Inuyasha. He was pretty much in the normalcy.
He helped Keade with random odd jobs around the village, helped the gang slay a few demons every now and then, and visited Kagome in her time every now and then.
Okay, so maybe a little more than every "now and then".
Kagome had even considered getting him a shock fencing system and collar to prevent him from leaving the shrine and following her to school. Well, more like she bought it and Inuyasha set it aflame the moment he laid eyes on it saying, "No. (Insert R-rated word here). Way."
Yep, everything was perfect.
Until Kagome started doing better in school...
"Hey guys! Guess what!" Kagome screamed. It was Friday. And, according to the watch on Kagome's wrist, just past time for Kagome's school to be letting out.
She half-stumbled, half-ran down from the direction of the well towards the village. Her arms flew around wildly, one holding a piece of paper.
"You're not leaving anymore?" The Kitsune called Shippo asked from his perch on Sango's shoulder, having just arrived back from the Kitsune school.
"Mew?" Kirara asked from her perch on Sango's other shoulder.
"You learned how to aim an arrow?" Inuyasha asked.
"You got lucky?" Miroku asked, answered by an elbow to the ribs from Sango. "Sango dear, you didn't let me finish," he said, holding his side and gasping. "I meant to say, 'Lucky Charms'. You know, the ninja 'cereal' from Kagome's time?" he finished it with a high-pitched voice and made it into a question.
"Nice cover-up, Miroku," Inuyasha said sarcastically.
"No. Close. I already know how to do that. And, HELL NO!" Kagome answered, breathless from her hard run. She was looking pointedly angry at Miroku for his comment..
"Hey, no need to get all fiesty, I was just wondering," he covered. "I mean, Inuyasha has been spending quite a bit of time in your time..."
"WHAT? NO!" Kagome screamed, cheeks red.
"YOU'RE DEAD, YOU HENTAI!" Inuyasha screamed with her, cheeks even redder.
While Kagome stood in embarressment, Inuyasha made his way towards Miroku (AKA, the proverb pervert.) (A/N: haha, like my little nickname from Miroku?)
Sango intervened by stepping in front of Inuyasha, "Okay guys, don't worry. We can all make him regret this later. But Kagome has some news for us. Go ahead, Kagome," Sango motioned to her best friend.
"Thanks, Sango. Okay. So, because my grades for school have been able to improve so greatly, AND since this is my last year of middle school, I've been able to qualify for our grade trip!" Kagome said estatically.
"That's it?" Shippo asked.
"You mean I risked saying a comment that could very well end my life, and you only got a class trip?" Miroku asked dissapointedly, dodging another elbow attack from Sango.
"No, it's not just the fact I get to go on the trip!" Kagome defended, placing her hands on her hips. "It's where we're going on the trip! Guys... I'M GOING TO ENGLAND!" she screamed.
Kagome paused to take in their reactions. Would they be happy? Upset? Sad? Worried that she would be going off alone? No, of course they wouldn't be worried. For heaven's sake, they'd defeated Naraku!
But how would they react?
"What's England?" Her friends all asked together.
Kagome sweatdropped.
That was so not the reaction she'd pictured.
Inuyasha: I'm soooo gunna kill that little perverted monk!
Me: Does that mean he was telling the truth?
Inuyasha: *blushes* N-No! W-What would make you think that?
Me: Calm down, I don't want a wet spot on my carpet. And I was just kidding. I know you didn't do anything.
Inuyasha: How do you know that?
Me: One, because you have the mind of a five-year-old. Two, you don't live in my town (where all the teens are terrible). Three, you are too much of a kind person. Four, I didn't see anything through my binoculars...
Inuyasha: WHAT?
Me: Heheh. Oops, gotta go...um... get my things together for the church Dollywood trip tomorrow!
Inuyasha: WAIT! Come back here and untie me!
Me: Not until you sign that contract giving me permission to...uh...cut your hair and make it into a wig!
Inuyasha: Wait a minute... this is a pet adoption form!
Me: Crap...I didn't think you could read English...
