My Gothic Beauty
By: C. T. Rae
Disclaimer: I do not own Inu-kun and Co. (sobs) There are you happy now? Well, are you? (cries on Inu-muse's shoulder)
Inu-muse: It's Ok Rae, calm yourself woman. he storked her long blood red hair and her fuzzy red dog ears on her head
Rae: Sob But they don't know that you are mine, it's like a secret. My muse, Inu-kun! kissed his nos
Inu-muse: Yes, koi, yes. And I don't plan on leaving for a good long time. Kissed her nose back
Rae: starry eyes Ohhh, Inu-muse!!!
Author's Note: This story is going to contain long chapters. I plan on making this short in chapters, but as much story as a 30 chapter fic. Please know that because they are long chpters, they will take time to update with, so be patient. Thanks, for reading! C. T. Rae
Summary: I may do a sequel, if I get enough rewiwes... Chibi-Inu holding up sign, 'I want you' with a pointing Inuyasha on the front, 'To Review!' AU... All characters are occ in this fic, close to real, but not quite (if you have read any of my other fics you will understand.). Kagome is a Gothic Beauty, trapped in the feudal era, with Inuyasha, a brash, arrogant, sadisticly sexy half-dog demon. Can a relationship blossom between the two under different circumstances?
Chapter 1: Memories, Revalations, and Childhood Love
Kagome sat alone at the small shrine. She loved it there. After her mom and brother had passed away it was just her and her grandfather. She slipped into a deep depression, studying deeply into the magikal arts. With time she became a powerful priestess at the shrine. Her grandfather helped her all he could to hone her skills, but soon she far surpassed his abilities. He told her on this birthday what made her so powerful.
"Kagome, you have a gift of Kami within you. It is an ancient jewel passed through a long line of miko's, through their reincarnated souls. It is the Shikon no Tama, which, with time you will understand the true power of this sacred gift. And now, you have a right of passage to venture." He stopped and took her hand, leading his only grandchild to a hidden hut. Silding the door aside, they stepped inside.
"Grandpa, it's a well." Kagome stood looking at the old man as if her were crazy.
"Congratulations, Kagome, you are now crowned the Master of the Obvious. I know it is a well, girl, just listen." He looked at her as he recounted the story of the well, finally coming to her. "Your mother went through this well when she was your age, as did I. The other side, you will find Japan, but Five hundred years past. Your grandmother was a Miko of a village then, she came with me and lived her, where your mother was born. She traveled through and came home with you in her arms. You were four at the time. She never spoke of your father, but would always smile when his name was mentioned." He stopped and looked at her. "You see, you are technically 500 Kagome!"
"..." Kagome simply looked at the old man before her. She knew he was right. Memories flooded back to her, memories of a small boy named Inuyasha that she befrended. Long silver hair and puppy ears. She loved him dearly. She knew that he was meant for her, even after that fateful day she left.
Kagome sat, embraced in the small hanyou's arms, his long hair cover both small bodies. "Kagome, I want you to know some thing..." the small boy flattened his ears, afraid, even then of the consequences of hurting this girl. She raised her small eyebrows in a graceful arch, even at four, she was intelligent, compassionate, loyal, and in love with this said boy. He continued, in a hushed tone, "I love you, Kagome-chan. You are my best and only friend and the one girl that I can't get cooties from," he paused and heard her giggle, "and I want you to be mine forever."
Kagome hugged he friend. "I love you too, Inu-kun, and how can we be together forever? I'm leaving this afternoon." A small tear escaped her eye.
Inuyasha quickly wiped it away. "Because," he paused, "I want you to be my mate. I know it's the right thing! Then no matter how far away you are, I will always be with you and you with me." He grasped her hand and kissed it gently. But for being four, he was nervous, reaching for two tiny silver bands from his shirt.
"Inu, Yes, I don't want you to leave me!" She looked at him with watery eyes and he smiled, placing the ring on her finger as she did the same with his. With that done, he kissed her chastely on the lips and moved to hug her. She tilted her head out, knowing what was to come. She pulled her hair aside as he bared his small fangs and bit down into her neck, the junction of her shoulder and neck. Licking the blood away, a scar quickly formed. She touched the place gently. "Can I mark you too, so you don't forget either?"
Inuyasha smiled and nodded. She sunk her tiny teeth into the sme place. It surprised how easily her teeth had cut through and placed a scar, equally as noticable and permanent as his. He let her shift into his embrace, sighing into her raven hair. He loved her and knew that it would not be their last meeting. They remained like that for a long time, until her mother called her to leave. She stood, wiping tears from her eyes, she had to be strong for him. He hugged her tightly and laid a long but childlike kiss on her pouting lips. They parted and walked hand in hand into the small hut, Kaede smiled at the two. Kagome's mother took out one thing that she kept dear to her, a small camera. she instructed the two children to stand in front of the hut, hand in hand. She waddled out of the house, 6 months along with her second, a boy. She took the one and only picture of the children. Kagome's last memory was hearing through the well a cry of anguish and love, "Kagome, don't leave me! I love you!"
Kagome opened her eyes, looking at her grandfather. "Ok, I will go, let me pack a few things first though." he nodded and pulled small envelope from his shirt, handing it to Kagome.
"This will help you," he then handed her a small package, "that is a supply of things for your miko use on the other side, ancient spells that you will understand in time. Be careful dear." He kissed his granddaughter on the forhead. "Go, pack and leave." He turned and walked away.
The young hanyou hung liply from the tree. His hair falling around his face, his sword still by his side, but he was lifeless, save for a faint heartbeat and breathing. In a deep sleep, dreaming of an evil miko who looked like his childhood love. Dreaming of his childhood love and what she would think of him now. Then succumbing to the darkness again.
Kagome had packed her cloting and other necessities. Wearing one of her simple shrine kimonos, she sat on her bed and took a good look, she had a feeling that it would be a long time until she saw it again. She opened the small envelope and gasped. The first one was of her and Inuyasha. But something intrigued her. Why did she appear to have hanyou ears too? It was questionabe, she didn't have them now. She smiled, thinking about the memory, not her odd ears, 'Will he recognize me? Will he remember our love? Is he still alive?' He thoughts clouded and she stood, having found a renewed courage to her step. Picking up her bag, sliding the pictures in, she went to the well. Saying good-bye to her time she jumped in, a blue light engulfing her. Within seconds her feet hit ground. Looking up she saw no hut roof, only trees and sky. Climbing out, the miko looked about her surroundings. Her heart seemed to pull her north. She followed, learning long ago to trust her emotions.
Kagome walked for what seemed miles. Taking a last step she looked up to see a figure hanging from vines in the tree. She gasped with the immediate recognition, "Inuyasha..." she whispered to the night. Running to him she stopped before the great tree. Looking up at him, she saw him open his eyes and blink.
"Kagome..."
She touched her hand to the vines, summoning her energy. The vines glowed a deep blue and then shattered into thousnads of pieces, the hanyou falling to the ground, before being caught by farmilliar arms and cradled to a far more defined body of a woman that he had given his heart to long ago. She was different. He looked at her through his matted bangs. Her hair was much longer, her faced had thinned ans she was beautiful, far more than the miko who strapped him to that tree, and to think he fucked her earlier, giving into his desires to feel his love benieth his fingertips, instead finding a cold, almost lifeless corpse. But this, this was Kagome, his love, his soul mate. But again, she was different. Her cheery bright clothing of the past was replaced by a black haori, much like his own, but fit her like a glove, save for the pants which were just as baggy, yet fell loose at the ends, where his were tight to his ankles. She was bare foot, as always, she made a statement at three years old that stood to this day, 'Shoes are stupid, you can't feel the earth benieth your feet. That's the best part, feeling everything that has waled before you on this path.' A profound statement for a three year-old, but then again, she was alway extraordinary. Her eyes, still the same deep amber color he gazed into as a child. How he love those eyes...
Inuyasha stood as she followed suit. The two looked each other up and down, before scrambling to hold the other close, making up for all of the past taken from them. "Kagome, you look... amazing. Kami, how you've grown up! I've mis..uh," he sighed, nervous, "I've missed you love."
She smiled at the hanyou before her. He had grown into a man, around 20 years-old, his hair had lengthened, still the beautiful silver she remembered. He had become much leaner, yet very muscular. His facial features had become far more defined, yet he still contained the boyish qulities she missed. And his eyes... that same bright, warm gold. She sighed. "Inu, I have missed you so dearly." She paused, touching the scar on his neck. "Do you remember your promise?" She pulled out the small silver ring, now worn around her neck.
Inuyasha's eyes dropped. "Yes, I remember, Kagome. I remember well." She took his hand and walked with him, east, to a near town. The directions were on the back of one of the pictures, along with a name... Kaede. She whispered the name to herself and Inuyasha's ears picked it up. "What do you want with Little Kaede?" He looked at the miko, sadness filled her eyes.
"I need to find her to understand where I came from," she paused, holding the picture to him, he too noticed the hanyou ears, thinking, he did remember her having hanyou ears in his memories. 'Odd...' he thought. They traveled the rest in comfortable silence. Soon they arrived in the village and Inuyasha led her through her memories back to the hut she remembered leaving 14 years ago. Kaede stood outside, with open arms, she was much older now, by 50 years. Inuyasha looked puzzled. She was far older than he remembered her to be. "Kaede?" he questioned. The old woman nodded.
"Aye, Inuyahsa, ye were bound to yon tree by me sister Kikyo 50 year past, my dear boy." The old woman looked at the hanyou and the miko. "And ye child," she spoke pointing to Kagome, "are just as aged as he. Did ye mother speak to ye of your father, child?" Kagome shook her head no. Kaede sighed. "She passed not to long ago, be I correct child?" Kagome nodded. "Follow me children and I shall explain all to ye."
By: C. T. Rae
Disclaimer: I do not own Inu-kun and Co. (sobs) There are you happy now? Well, are you? (cries on Inu-muse's shoulder)
Inu-muse: It's Ok Rae, calm yourself woman. he storked her long blood red hair and her fuzzy red dog ears on her head
Rae: Sob But they don't know that you are mine, it's like a secret. My muse, Inu-kun! kissed his nos
Inu-muse: Yes, koi, yes. And I don't plan on leaving for a good long time. Kissed her nose back
Rae: starry eyes Ohhh, Inu-muse!!!
Author's Note: This story is going to contain long chapters. I plan on making this short in chapters, but as much story as a 30 chapter fic. Please know that because they are long chpters, they will take time to update with, so be patient. Thanks, for reading! C. T. Rae
Summary: I may do a sequel, if I get enough rewiwes... Chibi-Inu holding up sign, 'I want you' with a pointing Inuyasha on the front, 'To Review!' AU... All characters are occ in this fic, close to real, but not quite (if you have read any of my other fics you will understand.). Kagome is a Gothic Beauty, trapped in the feudal era, with Inuyasha, a brash, arrogant, sadisticly sexy half-dog demon. Can a relationship blossom between the two under different circumstances?
Chapter 1: Memories, Revalations, and Childhood Love
Kagome sat alone at the small shrine. She loved it there. After her mom and brother had passed away it was just her and her grandfather. She slipped into a deep depression, studying deeply into the magikal arts. With time she became a powerful priestess at the shrine. Her grandfather helped her all he could to hone her skills, but soon she far surpassed his abilities. He told her on this birthday what made her so powerful.
"Kagome, you have a gift of Kami within you. It is an ancient jewel passed through a long line of miko's, through their reincarnated souls. It is the Shikon no Tama, which, with time you will understand the true power of this sacred gift. And now, you have a right of passage to venture." He stopped and took her hand, leading his only grandchild to a hidden hut. Silding the door aside, they stepped inside.
"Grandpa, it's a well." Kagome stood looking at the old man as if her were crazy.
"Congratulations, Kagome, you are now crowned the Master of the Obvious. I know it is a well, girl, just listen." He looked at her as he recounted the story of the well, finally coming to her. "Your mother went through this well when she was your age, as did I. The other side, you will find Japan, but Five hundred years past. Your grandmother was a Miko of a village then, she came with me and lived her, where your mother was born. She traveled through and came home with you in her arms. You were four at the time. She never spoke of your father, but would always smile when his name was mentioned." He stopped and looked at her. "You see, you are technically 500 Kagome!"
"..." Kagome simply looked at the old man before her. She knew he was right. Memories flooded back to her, memories of a small boy named Inuyasha that she befrended. Long silver hair and puppy ears. She loved him dearly. She knew that he was meant for her, even after that fateful day she left.
Kagome sat, embraced in the small hanyou's arms, his long hair cover both small bodies. "Kagome, I want you to know some thing..." the small boy flattened his ears, afraid, even then of the consequences of hurting this girl. She raised her small eyebrows in a graceful arch, even at four, she was intelligent, compassionate, loyal, and in love with this said boy. He continued, in a hushed tone, "I love you, Kagome-chan. You are my best and only friend and the one girl that I can't get cooties from," he paused and heard her giggle, "and I want you to be mine forever."
Kagome hugged he friend. "I love you too, Inu-kun, and how can we be together forever? I'm leaving this afternoon." A small tear escaped her eye.
Inuyasha quickly wiped it away. "Because," he paused, "I want you to be my mate. I know it's the right thing! Then no matter how far away you are, I will always be with you and you with me." He grasped her hand and kissed it gently. But for being four, he was nervous, reaching for two tiny silver bands from his shirt.
"Inu, Yes, I don't want you to leave me!" She looked at him with watery eyes and he smiled, placing the ring on her finger as she did the same with his. With that done, he kissed her chastely on the lips and moved to hug her. She tilted her head out, knowing what was to come. She pulled her hair aside as he bared his small fangs and bit down into her neck, the junction of her shoulder and neck. Licking the blood away, a scar quickly formed. She touched the place gently. "Can I mark you too, so you don't forget either?"
Inuyasha smiled and nodded. She sunk her tiny teeth into the sme place. It surprised how easily her teeth had cut through and placed a scar, equally as noticable and permanent as his. He let her shift into his embrace, sighing into her raven hair. He loved her and knew that it would not be their last meeting. They remained like that for a long time, until her mother called her to leave. She stood, wiping tears from her eyes, she had to be strong for him. He hugged her tightly and laid a long but childlike kiss on her pouting lips. They parted and walked hand in hand into the small hut, Kaede smiled at the two. Kagome's mother took out one thing that she kept dear to her, a small camera. she instructed the two children to stand in front of the hut, hand in hand. She waddled out of the house, 6 months along with her second, a boy. She took the one and only picture of the children. Kagome's last memory was hearing through the well a cry of anguish and love, "Kagome, don't leave me! I love you!"
Kagome opened her eyes, looking at her grandfather. "Ok, I will go, let me pack a few things first though." he nodded and pulled small envelope from his shirt, handing it to Kagome.
"This will help you," he then handed her a small package, "that is a supply of things for your miko use on the other side, ancient spells that you will understand in time. Be careful dear." He kissed his granddaughter on the forhead. "Go, pack and leave." He turned and walked away.
The young hanyou hung liply from the tree. His hair falling around his face, his sword still by his side, but he was lifeless, save for a faint heartbeat and breathing. In a deep sleep, dreaming of an evil miko who looked like his childhood love. Dreaming of his childhood love and what she would think of him now. Then succumbing to the darkness again.
Kagome had packed her cloting and other necessities. Wearing one of her simple shrine kimonos, she sat on her bed and took a good look, she had a feeling that it would be a long time until she saw it again. She opened the small envelope and gasped. The first one was of her and Inuyasha. But something intrigued her. Why did she appear to have hanyou ears too? It was questionabe, she didn't have them now. She smiled, thinking about the memory, not her odd ears, 'Will he recognize me? Will he remember our love? Is he still alive?' He thoughts clouded and she stood, having found a renewed courage to her step. Picking up her bag, sliding the pictures in, she went to the well. Saying good-bye to her time she jumped in, a blue light engulfing her. Within seconds her feet hit ground. Looking up she saw no hut roof, only trees and sky. Climbing out, the miko looked about her surroundings. Her heart seemed to pull her north. She followed, learning long ago to trust her emotions.
Kagome walked for what seemed miles. Taking a last step she looked up to see a figure hanging from vines in the tree. She gasped with the immediate recognition, "Inuyasha..." she whispered to the night. Running to him she stopped before the great tree. Looking up at him, she saw him open his eyes and blink.
"Kagome..."
She touched her hand to the vines, summoning her energy. The vines glowed a deep blue and then shattered into thousnads of pieces, the hanyou falling to the ground, before being caught by farmilliar arms and cradled to a far more defined body of a woman that he had given his heart to long ago. She was different. He looked at her through his matted bangs. Her hair was much longer, her faced had thinned ans she was beautiful, far more than the miko who strapped him to that tree, and to think he fucked her earlier, giving into his desires to feel his love benieth his fingertips, instead finding a cold, almost lifeless corpse. But this, this was Kagome, his love, his soul mate. But again, she was different. Her cheery bright clothing of the past was replaced by a black haori, much like his own, but fit her like a glove, save for the pants which were just as baggy, yet fell loose at the ends, where his were tight to his ankles. She was bare foot, as always, she made a statement at three years old that stood to this day, 'Shoes are stupid, you can't feel the earth benieth your feet. That's the best part, feeling everything that has waled before you on this path.' A profound statement for a three year-old, but then again, she was alway extraordinary. Her eyes, still the same deep amber color he gazed into as a child. How he love those eyes...
Inuyasha stood as she followed suit. The two looked each other up and down, before scrambling to hold the other close, making up for all of the past taken from them. "Kagome, you look... amazing. Kami, how you've grown up! I've mis..uh," he sighed, nervous, "I've missed you love."
She smiled at the hanyou before her. He had grown into a man, around 20 years-old, his hair had lengthened, still the beautiful silver she remembered. He had become much leaner, yet very muscular. His facial features had become far more defined, yet he still contained the boyish qulities she missed. And his eyes... that same bright, warm gold. She sighed. "Inu, I have missed you so dearly." She paused, touching the scar on his neck. "Do you remember your promise?" She pulled out the small silver ring, now worn around her neck.
Inuyasha's eyes dropped. "Yes, I remember, Kagome. I remember well." She took his hand and walked with him, east, to a near town. The directions were on the back of one of the pictures, along with a name... Kaede. She whispered the name to herself and Inuyasha's ears picked it up. "What do you want with Little Kaede?" He looked at the miko, sadness filled her eyes.
"I need to find her to understand where I came from," she paused, holding the picture to him, he too noticed the hanyou ears, thinking, he did remember her having hanyou ears in his memories. 'Odd...' he thought. They traveled the rest in comfortable silence. Soon they arrived in the village and Inuyasha led her through her memories back to the hut she remembered leaving 14 years ago. Kaede stood outside, with open arms, she was much older now, by 50 years. Inuyasha looked puzzled. She was far older than he remembered her to be. "Kaede?" he questioned. The old woman nodded.
"Aye, Inuyahsa, ye were bound to yon tree by me sister Kikyo 50 year past, my dear boy." The old woman looked at the hanyou and the miko. "And ye child," she spoke pointing to Kagome, "are just as aged as he. Did ye mother speak to ye of your father, child?" Kagome shook her head no. Kaede sighed. "She passed not to long ago, be I correct child?" Kagome nodded. "Follow me children and I shall explain all to ye."