Blood Never Tasted So Good
It began to get dark when Kagome suggested that they stop and make camp for the night. The area was a small path, enclosed by enormous trees, which was the only place to flee if anything should happen.
Everyone agreed that this place had a strange feel to it, but Kagome insisted that she was too tired to go on.
Soon, Kagome pulled a small tent out of a huge sack that she made Inu- Yasha carry.
"I have a bad feeling about this place," he restated.
She stopped unpacking the tent momentarily and let out a small breath of air. "So do I," she said as she turned to him. "But there is no other choice. It would be safer to stay here for the night then to keep going."
Inu-Yasha let out a noise that indicated that he was going to stick with his stubborn opinion.
After nothing had been said for a while, Miroku, undoubtedly trying to score extra points with Kagome, which he expressed with a perverted smile, came over to help Kagome set up the tent. Inu-Yasha, however, sat on the top of a tree that stood slightly higher than the rest and began surveying the area.
With an uneasy feeling, he jumped off of the branch and came falling toward the earth, and landed as if it were nothing.
That night, they stayed up for a while, partly because they just wanted to talk, but mostly because of how strange the place felt.
Eventually, Kagome decided that she would go to bed.
Miroku, conveniently, became tired at about the same time. He got up, yawned, and then casually began walking toward the tent.
Sango, having to deal with him quite frequently, caught on quickly and immediately hit Miroku over the head with a large stone and dragged him away from the tent. Then, with the few quick words "Men sleep outside," she went in the tent, and as she began to zip it up said, "And don't you come spying on us either because we will know if you are!" As she did, Shippo pulled down his bottom eye lid with his finger as he stuck out his tongue at Miroku and Inu-Yasha and quickly jumped in the tent with Kagome and Sango.
"Well," Miroku said casually. "I guess I'll just sleep out here tonight." He gave a glance over at Inu-Yasha, and without turning his head back said, "How about you Inu-Yasha?"
Inu-Yasha paused for a moment, still staring off into the dark forest. "I think I'll stay here and keep a watch on things."
"Alright, whatever." He pulled out a cloth from the bag that was still sitting there open. As he lay there, Inu-Yasha noticed him looking like he was enjoying himself just a little more than usual.
"What do you have there?" he asked. He looked closer and saw a perverted monk laying his head on a pair of Kagome's underwear. Inu-Yasha's face turned red with blush and anger. Then, he pulled up a huge rock and slammed it into his head. The monk, dazed, puts back the pair of panties and lies down on a rock. As he did you could here the disgruntled words of "Good Night".
Meanwhile, as Kagome laid in the tent, staring up at the stars through a net window in the top of the tent, she felt assured that she still could hear the breathing of an active-watching Inu-Yasha. She began to imagine Inu-Yasha lying beside her, while he wrapped his arms around her. As she did this, she turned to one side and closed her eyes, relieved that Inu-Yasha wouldn't let anything happen to her. She slowly began to drift off and suddenly she was asleep.
Authors note: All though less than ever now, I lack knowledge about Inu- Yasha. So, if you think something is too out of place, feel free to comment on it, and I will decide whether or not it's relevant enough or not. Thanks
It began to get dark when Kagome suggested that they stop and make camp for the night. The area was a small path, enclosed by enormous trees, which was the only place to flee if anything should happen.
Everyone agreed that this place had a strange feel to it, but Kagome insisted that she was too tired to go on.
Soon, Kagome pulled a small tent out of a huge sack that she made Inu- Yasha carry.
"I have a bad feeling about this place," he restated.
She stopped unpacking the tent momentarily and let out a small breath of air. "So do I," she said as she turned to him. "But there is no other choice. It would be safer to stay here for the night then to keep going."
Inu-Yasha let out a noise that indicated that he was going to stick with his stubborn opinion.
After nothing had been said for a while, Miroku, undoubtedly trying to score extra points with Kagome, which he expressed with a perverted smile, came over to help Kagome set up the tent. Inu-Yasha, however, sat on the top of a tree that stood slightly higher than the rest and began surveying the area.
With an uneasy feeling, he jumped off of the branch and came falling toward the earth, and landed as if it were nothing.
That night, they stayed up for a while, partly because they just wanted to talk, but mostly because of how strange the place felt.
Eventually, Kagome decided that she would go to bed.
Miroku, conveniently, became tired at about the same time. He got up, yawned, and then casually began walking toward the tent.
Sango, having to deal with him quite frequently, caught on quickly and immediately hit Miroku over the head with a large stone and dragged him away from the tent. Then, with the few quick words "Men sleep outside," she went in the tent, and as she began to zip it up said, "And don't you come spying on us either because we will know if you are!" As she did, Shippo pulled down his bottom eye lid with his finger as he stuck out his tongue at Miroku and Inu-Yasha and quickly jumped in the tent with Kagome and Sango.
"Well," Miroku said casually. "I guess I'll just sleep out here tonight." He gave a glance over at Inu-Yasha, and without turning his head back said, "How about you Inu-Yasha?"
Inu-Yasha paused for a moment, still staring off into the dark forest. "I think I'll stay here and keep a watch on things."
"Alright, whatever." He pulled out a cloth from the bag that was still sitting there open. As he lay there, Inu-Yasha noticed him looking like he was enjoying himself just a little more than usual.
"What do you have there?" he asked. He looked closer and saw a perverted monk laying his head on a pair of Kagome's underwear. Inu-Yasha's face turned red with blush and anger. Then, he pulled up a huge rock and slammed it into his head. The monk, dazed, puts back the pair of panties and lies down on a rock. As he did you could here the disgruntled words of "Good Night".
Meanwhile, as Kagome laid in the tent, staring up at the stars through a net window in the top of the tent, she felt assured that she still could hear the breathing of an active-watching Inu-Yasha. She began to imagine Inu-Yasha lying beside her, while he wrapped his arms around her. As she did this, she turned to one side and closed her eyes, relieved that Inu-Yasha wouldn't let anything happen to her. She slowly began to drift off and suddenly she was asleep.
Authors note: All though less than ever now, I lack knowledge about Inu- Yasha. So, if you think something is too out of place, feel free to comment on it, and I will decide whether or not it's relevant enough or not. Thanks