Disclaimer: Hey, I think I've almost mastered this one. I don't own it. I'm
just sort of borrowing them and manipulating their minds.
A/N: Thanks to everyone who's reviewed so far! I really appreciate the moral support! Tell me if you like this sort of thing; I have a terrible sense of humor that couldn't get much worse if I tried. This just might be the last chappie if no one reviews.
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Once again righted, the ragtag group of 'Go Fish' players was still huddled around the table in Kaede's main room. The woman herself was just waking from her pleasant little nap and was watching them all with groggy eyes.
"Ok, really, Miroku. Do you have any." Sango peeked at her cards, a bit of her loosely bound hair falling into her eyes. She blew it away and looked up at Miroku. "Any threes?"
The Buddhist Monk looked at his cards and shook his head. "Go fish."
Inuyasha twitched, causing the rosary beads around his neck to rattle a bit. Sango reached one pale hand out and picked a card off the top of the deck. She tucked it into her hand, then did a double take.
"Hey!" she shouted happily.
"What?" demanded everyone suspiciously.
Sango looked pleased with herself. "It's a three. I get a match."
The demon exterminator placed the cards down on the table next to her other match. Inuyasha growled. He was supposed to win!
To his relief, Miroku turned to him. "Inu-boy!" He said with an out of character lilt to his voice. Inuyasha rolled his eyes while Kagome and Sango stifled a giggle. "Got any twos?"
Inuyasha looked at his cards then back up at Miroku. Hadn't the priest been paying attention? He had gotten a match on his last turn. He chuckled to himself. "Go fish."
Miroku obeyed with a sigh. Inuyasha was going to win. Could he read minds or something? Nah, he was fooling himself.
"Kagome!" shouted Inuyasha in the girls face.
Well, as close as he could get to in her face while leaning across a table. "You in there?"
The hanyou startled the reincarnated miko out of her reverie. It was nice to be playing a game with her feudal friends instead of searching a blizzardy mountain for Shikon Shards. Some of the demons that they had met up with had not been pleasant. Cannibals, masochists, and sadists. the list went on and on.
"Yeah?"
Inuyasha smirked. "Got any aces?"
Kagome glared and plucked the winning card out of her hand. Inuyasha let out a yell and smacked the card on the table hard enough to smash the poor piece of furniture in half. It crashed to the floor.
"Yeah, yeah," grumped Kagome good-naturedly. She wasn't upset about winning. "You got it, Inuyasha."
The said half-demon smirked. "Of course I did. I was born to win. It only makes sense that I would be the one to conquer this game, seeing that I am the great Inuyasha, who will soon possess the Shikon no Tama-"
He was cut short from his odd little rambling by a short little "Sit!" from Kagome, sending him face first into the table's ruins.
"Hey!" he wailed from the wreckage.
Miroku, who was not so happy about losing, decided that it was time for revenge. "Oh, Kaede!" he warbled.
"Yes, child?" the old woman asked, finally awake.
"It seems that Inuyasha here has broken your table," he informed the utterly oblivious woman.
"It does indeed," she agreed, "I don't think that Inuyasha will go very far until he cleans it up, or at least gets me another one. The rest of you can go ahead and go, if you're done with your game."
Kagome grinned, as did Sango. A certain red-haired kitsune gleefully jumped up and stuck his tongue out at Inuyasha before dashing off after a butterfly or something of the sort. Miroku rose in a dignified fashion and bowed, then trotted after the pup.
Sango tugged Kagome's arm and they left, Kagome having gathered the cards from the rubble that was once the table. She tucked it in her pocket, and behind her she heard, "Kagome! The word, please!"
"Sit!" she called over her shoulder. Sango grinned at her as there was a loud crash followed by a lot of swearing.
"You know, Kagome," she said thoughtfully, adjusting the waistband of her skirt, "That really is a fun game."
The curses didn't stop until the two girls were out of sight.
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A/N: Eeep! Once again, the bad ending monster strikes! Oh well. What did you think of the story? Ne? Ne? Well, I'd best be off, but I shall look out for review 24/7! *^_^* Arigatou, my reviewers!
A/N: Yes, another one! In your review, if you liked this story (don't have to like the ending, just the story!) then please tell me so and I'll work on a sequel or something of the sort! Again, arigatou!
~*Kumori
A/N: Thanks to everyone who's reviewed so far! I really appreciate the moral support! Tell me if you like this sort of thing; I have a terrible sense of humor that couldn't get much worse if I tried. This just might be the last chappie if no one reviews.
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Once again righted, the ragtag group of 'Go Fish' players was still huddled around the table in Kaede's main room. The woman herself was just waking from her pleasant little nap and was watching them all with groggy eyes.
"Ok, really, Miroku. Do you have any." Sango peeked at her cards, a bit of her loosely bound hair falling into her eyes. She blew it away and looked up at Miroku. "Any threes?"
The Buddhist Monk looked at his cards and shook his head. "Go fish."
Inuyasha twitched, causing the rosary beads around his neck to rattle a bit. Sango reached one pale hand out and picked a card off the top of the deck. She tucked it into her hand, then did a double take.
"Hey!" she shouted happily.
"What?" demanded everyone suspiciously.
Sango looked pleased with herself. "It's a three. I get a match."
The demon exterminator placed the cards down on the table next to her other match. Inuyasha growled. He was supposed to win!
To his relief, Miroku turned to him. "Inu-boy!" He said with an out of character lilt to his voice. Inuyasha rolled his eyes while Kagome and Sango stifled a giggle. "Got any twos?"
Inuyasha looked at his cards then back up at Miroku. Hadn't the priest been paying attention? He had gotten a match on his last turn. He chuckled to himself. "Go fish."
Miroku obeyed with a sigh. Inuyasha was going to win. Could he read minds or something? Nah, he was fooling himself.
"Kagome!" shouted Inuyasha in the girls face.
Well, as close as he could get to in her face while leaning across a table. "You in there?"
The hanyou startled the reincarnated miko out of her reverie. It was nice to be playing a game with her feudal friends instead of searching a blizzardy mountain for Shikon Shards. Some of the demons that they had met up with had not been pleasant. Cannibals, masochists, and sadists. the list went on and on.
"Yeah?"
Inuyasha smirked. "Got any aces?"
Kagome glared and plucked the winning card out of her hand. Inuyasha let out a yell and smacked the card on the table hard enough to smash the poor piece of furniture in half. It crashed to the floor.
"Yeah, yeah," grumped Kagome good-naturedly. She wasn't upset about winning. "You got it, Inuyasha."
The said half-demon smirked. "Of course I did. I was born to win. It only makes sense that I would be the one to conquer this game, seeing that I am the great Inuyasha, who will soon possess the Shikon no Tama-"
He was cut short from his odd little rambling by a short little "Sit!" from Kagome, sending him face first into the table's ruins.
"Hey!" he wailed from the wreckage.
Miroku, who was not so happy about losing, decided that it was time for revenge. "Oh, Kaede!" he warbled.
"Yes, child?" the old woman asked, finally awake.
"It seems that Inuyasha here has broken your table," he informed the utterly oblivious woman.
"It does indeed," she agreed, "I don't think that Inuyasha will go very far until he cleans it up, or at least gets me another one. The rest of you can go ahead and go, if you're done with your game."
Kagome grinned, as did Sango. A certain red-haired kitsune gleefully jumped up and stuck his tongue out at Inuyasha before dashing off after a butterfly or something of the sort. Miroku rose in a dignified fashion and bowed, then trotted after the pup.
Sango tugged Kagome's arm and they left, Kagome having gathered the cards from the rubble that was once the table. She tucked it in her pocket, and behind her she heard, "Kagome! The word, please!"
"Sit!" she called over her shoulder. Sango grinned at her as there was a loud crash followed by a lot of swearing.
"You know, Kagome," she said thoughtfully, adjusting the waistband of her skirt, "That really is a fun game."
The curses didn't stop until the two girls were out of sight.
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A/N: Eeep! Once again, the bad ending monster strikes! Oh well. What did you think of the story? Ne? Ne? Well, I'd best be off, but I shall look out for review 24/7! *^_^* Arigatou, my reviewers!
A/N: Yes, another one! In your review, if you liked this story (don't have to like the ending, just the story!) then please tell me so and I'll work on a sequel or something of the sort! Again, arigatou!
~*Kumori