AN: I know that you are probably thinking, "It's about time that you
updated."
I'm sorry that I don't update that often, the stupid school gives me hours
of homework each day!!! Also something bad happened, my computer's fan
broke and the processor almost burned out so I couldn't use my comp until
the fan got replaced. I'm making this chapter extra-long to make up for my
lateness.
Eternal Burial
Instant Enemies
By: Inuyashaguy
Kagome let out an ear-splitting scream as she was pulled up out of the cavern by the dog-eared boy. Kagome was so busy screaming that she hadn't noticed the solid ground beneath her feet.
"Shut up bitch!!"
Kagome stopped screaming and looked at the source of the insult; she also noted that she was now standing on the grounds of her shrine. She looked over to see that the dog-eared boy had insulted her.
"How could this be, this is the guy who just saved me from that creepy cavern, now he's calling me a bitch and I don't even know his name!"
"Who....um....what are you?" she almost whispered.
"The name's Inu....Hey!!!! What do you mean by that!!!!!!"
"Well it isn't every day that you see a person that has dog ears and super human strength"
"What the hell is wrong with dog ears, it's not like I'm the only demon around here."
Kagome didn't know what to say, she didn't know if this was actually happening or if it was just a hallucination.
"WHAM!!" Kagome was hit on the head by a well aimed punch from the dog- eared boy that she thought was called Inu.
"When you insult me you should at least finish what you started," mumbled Inuyasha.
"Inu, why cant you sit like a good dog..."
Before she could finish her sentence, Inuyasha's face had hit the ground and formed a small crater. Inuyasha immediately got up to fight back.
"First of all, my name is Inuyasha. Second, never say the word sit again!!"
"I have never met anyone as rude as you in my life! SIT, SIT, SIT, SIT, SIT, SIT...."
By the time Kagome ran out of breath all that was visible was a large crater and a foot sticking out of it. It looked as if some meteor had hit the spot where Inuyasha had been standing.
"Humph, that should teach him his lesson," she mumbled in a somewhat pleased voice.
Kagome decided that Inuyasha wouldn't be causing trouble for a while, knowing this she went up to her room for some well needed rest.
Inuyasha couldn't stand the nerve of that girl; she had said the word sit several times. Normally that would have earned the person an instant death sentence but he couldn't stand the thought of slashing her with his claws.
Kagome had thought about Inuyasha for a bit and realized that he must be disoriented and confused, she actually felt sorry for him.
"Wait, this is the guy who insulted me and was rude to me. But I guess he must feel lonely, I shouldn't become as cold hearted as he is."
Kagome ran to her local pet store and bought a little surprise for Inuyasha, she hoped that he would like it.
Inuyasha was quietly resting on a tree when he was suddenly awoken by a heavenly smell, with his great sense of smell he could smell the old piece of gum on a shoe that's inside a stinky trash can.
He saw Kagome coming down the road outside the shrine; she was holding a brown paper bag. The smell seemed to be coming from inside the bag.
Kagome sat down beside the tree he was resting in and pulled a container out of the bag, the container had little bone shaped cookies inside. She tossed one in Inuyasha's direction.
Inuyasha reflexes kicked in and he instantly jumped of the tree and caught the cookie in mid air, then he landed softly in front of Kagome. Normally he would have been suspicious of someone giving him free food but the smell was too irresistible.
Inuyasha happily stuffed the cookie into his mouth. Without asking, Inuyasha was soon emptying the container at a superhuman speed. To him the cookies tasted better then the fresh meat of a hunted animal.
"Hey, these better not be poisoned!"
"Why would I do that?" Kagome protested.
"Well I acted like a jerk and I called you a bitch."
"I can't stay angry at you forever; I also have a rude little brother."
"By the way, I don't even know your name."
"Oh, my name is Kagome Higurashi."
A low growl suddenly filled the air; Kagome noticed that it was coming from Inuyasha. Inuyasha was staring at the container of cookies.
"How dare you!!"
"Large Breed Doggy Treats!!! So that's what the cookies are, I hate being referred to as a dog!"
In a fraction of a second Inuyasha was up in the trees making horrible growling noises.
Kagome couldn't stand his rude behavior; she thought that he could actually be nice.
"Inuyasha! I felt sorry for you so I got you a treat that I thought you'd like, then you repay me by yelling at me. Sit!!!"
Inuyasha fell out of the tree that he had taken refuge in, he got up to argue but Kagome was pretty far away from him now. He would wait until tomorrow before talking to her again.
Kagome was infuriated by Inuyasha's attitude; she would definitely not be talking to him for at least a month.
AN: Well, that's it for now. I would like to thank my editor for checking my work. She also is writing a fanfic that I think is really good; it's called A Demon Christmas Present. It is an Inuyasha story like mine, just search up Skurria. Please review my story, I want to know if I should keep going.
Eternal Burial
Instant Enemies
By: Inuyashaguy
Kagome let out an ear-splitting scream as she was pulled up out of the cavern by the dog-eared boy. Kagome was so busy screaming that she hadn't noticed the solid ground beneath her feet.
"Shut up bitch!!"
Kagome stopped screaming and looked at the source of the insult; she also noted that she was now standing on the grounds of her shrine. She looked over to see that the dog-eared boy had insulted her.
"How could this be, this is the guy who just saved me from that creepy cavern, now he's calling me a bitch and I don't even know his name!"
"Who....um....what are you?" she almost whispered.
"The name's Inu....Hey!!!! What do you mean by that!!!!!!"
"Well it isn't every day that you see a person that has dog ears and super human strength"
"What the hell is wrong with dog ears, it's not like I'm the only demon around here."
Kagome didn't know what to say, she didn't know if this was actually happening or if it was just a hallucination.
"WHAM!!" Kagome was hit on the head by a well aimed punch from the dog- eared boy that she thought was called Inu.
"When you insult me you should at least finish what you started," mumbled Inuyasha.
"Inu, why cant you sit like a good dog..."
Before she could finish her sentence, Inuyasha's face had hit the ground and formed a small crater. Inuyasha immediately got up to fight back.
"First of all, my name is Inuyasha. Second, never say the word sit again!!"
"I have never met anyone as rude as you in my life! SIT, SIT, SIT, SIT, SIT, SIT...."
By the time Kagome ran out of breath all that was visible was a large crater and a foot sticking out of it. It looked as if some meteor had hit the spot where Inuyasha had been standing.
"Humph, that should teach him his lesson," she mumbled in a somewhat pleased voice.
Kagome decided that Inuyasha wouldn't be causing trouble for a while, knowing this she went up to her room for some well needed rest.
Inuyasha couldn't stand the nerve of that girl; she had said the word sit several times. Normally that would have earned the person an instant death sentence but he couldn't stand the thought of slashing her with his claws.
Kagome had thought about Inuyasha for a bit and realized that he must be disoriented and confused, she actually felt sorry for him.
"Wait, this is the guy who insulted me and was rude to me. But I guess he must feel lonely, I shouldn't become as cold hearted as he is."
Kagome ran to her local pet store and bought a little surprise for Inuyasha, she hoped that he would like it.
Inuyasha was quietly resting on a tree when he was suddenly awoken by a heavenly smell, with his great sense of smell he could smell the old piece of gum on a shoe that's inside a stinky trash can.
He saw Kagome coming down the road outside the shrine; she was holding a brown paper bag. The smell seemed to be coming from inside the bag.
Kagome sat down beside the tree he was resting in and pulled a container out of the bag, the container had little bone shaped cookies inside. She tossed one in Inuyasha's direction.
Inuyasha reflexes kicked in and he instantly jumped of the tree and caught the cookie in mid air, then he landed softly in front of Kagome. Normally he would have been suspicious of someone giving him free food but the smell was too irresistible.
Inuyasha happily stuffed the cookie into his mouth. Without asking, Inuyasha was soon emptying the container at a superhuman speed. To him the cookies tasted better then the fresh meat of a hunted animal.
"Hey, these better not be poisoned!"
"Why would I do that?" Kagome protested.
"Well I acted like a jerk and I called you a bitch."
"I can't stay angry at you forever; I also have a rude little brother."
"By the way, I don't even know your name."
"Oh, my name is Kagome Higurashi."
A low growl suddenly filled the air; Kagome noticed that it was coming from Inuyasha. Inuyasha was staring at the container of cookies.
"How dare you!!"
"Large Breed Doggy Treats!!! So that's what the cookies are, I hate being referred to as a dog!"
In a fraction of a second Inuyasha was up in the trees making horrible growling noises.
Kagome couldn't stand his rude behavior; she thought that he could actually be nice.
"Inuyasha! I felt sorry for you so I got you a treat that I thought you'd like, then you repay me by yelling at me. Sit!!!"
Inuyasha fell out of the tree that he had taken refuge in, he got up to argue but Kagome was pretty far away from him now. He would wait until tomorrow before talking to her again.
Kagome was infuriated by Inuyasha's attitude; she would definitely not be talking to him for at least a month.
AN: Well, that's it for now. I would like to thank my editor for checking my work. She also is writing a fanfic that I think is really good; it's called A Demon Christmas Present. It is an Inuyasha story like mine, just search up Skurria. Please review my story, I want to know if I should keep going.