A/N: Well, apparently the powers that be don't want me working on the sister story. So, you lucky people, you, you get the sequal. Wooooooah. Thumbs up!
There've been cries for a sequal, so, I did one… I hope it measures up to the first…
I, Asreena-Sama being of somewhat sane body and insane enough to write a sequal mind
Do herebye bequeath to thee, Marty-chan
Most of this story, starting with this chapter
Rain
Prolouge
"D-Do we have to fly on the big metal bird thing?" Sango asked, shuddering a bit. Kagome giggled and shook her head.
"Nah, we can drive up to the college. That's really the only reason we have a car, actually."
Miroku, curled around Sango, looked dissapointed. "So we get to go in the small, slower creature but not the bigger, faster one. How does that make sense?" They'd seen airplanes when Kagome had taken them to pick up Siri at the airport—they'd been fascinated with them since. The train had been even worse, they'd actually gotten to ride it. She'd made sure they were well aquatinted with the minivan on the drive back home.
Siri chuckled, on her way out the door—when she'd insisted on spending the summer with Kagome's family, her parents had insisted on a cram school in Tokyo… she convinced them it would be a 'worldly experience.' She'd also claimed that Kagome would need her there for 'emotional support.' Privately, Kagome wondered how a girl as bright as Siri could have parents as dense as she did—after all, they knew Miroku, Sango, and Inu-Yasha would be staying there, too. "Give it up, Kagome." Siri instructed, patting her friend on the shoulder with a free hand. "You're never going to completely modernize them."
Kagome made a face at the blonde's retreating back, then looked around. "Hey, has anyone seen Inu-Yasha?"