Author's notes: I was listening to my Weezer CD, and I thought that 'Only
in Dreams' would be a perfect InuYasha song. It's thoughtful, and romantic,
and bitter; that sounds what InuYasha is like. Tell me (if you've heard of
the song) if you agree. I'm eager to hear somebody agree with me on
something.
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They walked along in silence for a while.
"So...all our siblings are dead?" InuYasha asked.
Sesshomaru sighed. He kind of wished he hadn't mentioned them. "Yes." But then he muttered, "Except for *those* five..."
"ARE THEY DEAD OR NOT?!?!" InuYasha screamed.
"They were all failures."
"That didn't answer my question," InuYasha said, his eyes narrowed.
"No. They aren't, and I'm sorry for not telling the whole truth," Sesshomaru said, defeated.
InuYasha raised his eyebrows. Did *Sesshomaru* just *apologize*? And did he just sound *defeated*? He almost missed the way his brother used to be. Almost. Then, an over-dramatic wind blew, around a sad-looking Sesshomaru and a thoughtful-looking InuYasha, causing pink flower petals (though there were no flowers in a ten mile radius) to circle them, as they looked at each other.
(A/N: I know, I know, but I'm feeling a little sarcastic and bitter. I just heard Weiss Kruez in english for the first time; they sound too goofy for me, and I'm disappointed -_-.)
Just then, being the perfect-moment-spoiler that he is, InuYasha gave a great snort. "Feh. Well, aren't you gonna say something about them?" he asked gruffly.
"They're all goofy. I don't know, they just aren't like us," Sesshomaru is, starting to walk again. "We might meet them."
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Marine was able to have picked up some of the words, and what they said, but she still wasn't good at remembering what everything meant. It was so different from many European languages, and a lot of words had two completely different meanings. Thankfully, there was Rin.
Her father had told her that people learn new languages best when they were young, so she began to teach Rin how to speak English. The little girl learned a lot of what she told her, but things weren't always clear to her.
From the conversation that Sesshomaru-sama and InuYasha-sama were having, she picked up the words 'ane', which meant sister...she thought; 'ani', brother, and 'anata', which meant 'you'...possibly. It was getting all too frustating.
"InuYasha was saying that he wanted to meet their siblings," Kagome said.
Marine stopped dead in her tracks. "You can speak english!?" she exclaimed.
"Yeah, we learn it in school," Kagome said brightly.
Marine groaned at the fact that she had been suffering trying to teach and understand while she could just ask Kagome.
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Sesshomaru sighed. It didn't seem they were getting anywhere. They had been walking for hours.
"SESSHOMARU-SAMA!!" somebody yelled. Out of a nearby bush, a girl with white hair and dark eyes jumped at them.
"Chisato," Sesshomaru said uncomfortably, as the girl hugged him and started to hang on his arm while walking.
"Who's that?" InuYasha asked.
"It appears that Sesshomaru-sama has himself a mistress," Miroku muttered.
"WHAT?! Ugh, no," Sesshomaru exclaimed. "This, InuYasha, is our sister."
"Oh, who's that?! Our brother?! He's *adorable*!" a hyper Chisato squealed with delight at the sight of InuYasha.
Sesshomaru looked highly releived that he wasn't the center of Chisato's attention anymore. She grabbed InuYasha's ears and tugged them far harder than anyone had yet to do. InuYasha gave a yell of pain. She gave a squeal of delight when she saw Shippo and hugged him tightly, and eventually poor Shippo's face turned blue from lack of oxygen. Then she saw Sango, and jumped excitedly up and down at the sight of a professional demon exterminator (even though she was a demon herself). She bombarded Sango with questions, not letting Sango have a chance answer any of them. Then she saw Miroku. Giant hearts filled her eyes. All this time, Sesshomaru and Rin looked at the crowd pityingly.
"OH! Beautiful monk!" she cooed, "I wish to bear your child. If I do, it can't be ugly, no matter how ugly I am!" she said, clinging to Miroku.
Miroku, much to their surprise, tried to pry Chisato off of him. "No, my lady, you don't deserve such torture. You're child shall be maimed, and his mind shall be scarred," he said, coming up with a lame excuse.
"But how is that possible," she asked, "When you are so PERFECT." Once again, she fastened her arms around Miroku.
And Miroku looked at them, his expression pleading them for help.
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MWAHAHAHA!! I am so EVIL! But don't worry, all you Miroku/Sango fans.
FUN FACT: when an authoress has extreme cabin fever, because she is home alone with no comp and no place to go, and nobody else in the house, she does tedious things. I looked up the meaning of some of the names in my Japanese symbols book, and here are some.
Sesshomaru: you divide this into three parts; 'Se' means defy; 'Sho', for this case, means solemn and majestic; 'Maru' means dangerous.
InuYasha: everybody knows this one, but I shall put it up anyway; 'Inu' means dog, 'Yasha' means demon.
Kikyo: 'Ki' means spirit; 'Kyo' has many different meanings: past, reside, refuse/resist, empty/hollow, bad luck/disaster, mirror, and (my personal favorite) lunatic. Oh, how I despise Kikyo.
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They walked along in silence for a while.
"So...all our siblings are dead?" InuYasha asked.
Sesshomaru sighed. He kind of wished he hadn't mentioned them. "Yes." But then he muttered, "Except for *those* five..."
"ARE THEY DEAD OR NOT?!?!" InuYasha screamed.
"They were all failures."
"That didn't answer my question," InuYasha said, his eyes narrowed.
"No. They aren't, and I'm sorry for not telling the whole truth," Sesshomaru said, defeated.
InuYasha raised his eyebrows. Did *Sesshomaru* just *apologize*? And did he just sound *defeated*? He almost missed the way his brother used to be. Almost. Then, an over-dramatic wind blew, around a sad-looking Sesshomaru and a thoughtful-looking InuYasha, causing pink flower petals (though there were no flowers in a ten mile radius) to circle them, as they looked at each other.
(A/N: I know, I know, but I'm feeling a little sarcastic and bitter. I just heard Weiss Kruez in english for the first time; they sound too goofy for me, and I'm disappointed -_-.)
Just then, being the perfect-moment-spoiler that he is, InuYasha gave a great snort. "Feh. Well, aren't you gonna say something about them?" he asked gruffly.
"They're all goofy. I don't know, they just aren't like us," Sesshomaru is, starting to walk again. "We might meet them."
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Marine was able to have picked up some of the words, and what they said, but she still wasn't good at remembering what everything meant. It was so different from many European languages, and a lot of words had two completely different meanings. Thankfully, there was Rin.
Her father had told her that people learn new languages best when they were young, so she began to teach Rin how to speak English. The little girl learned a lot of what she told her, but things weren't always clear to her.
From the conversation that Sesshomaru-sama and InuYasha-sama were having, she picked up the words 'ane', which meant sister...she thought; 'ani', brother, and 'anata', which meant 'you'...possibly. It was getting all too frustating.
"InuYasha was saying that he wanted to meet their siblings," Kagome said.
Marine stopped dead in her tracks. "You can speak english!?" she exclaimed.
"Yeah, we learn it in school," Kagome said brightly.
Marine groaned at the fact that she had been suffering trying to teach and understand while she could just ask Kagome.
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Sesshomaru sighed. It didn't seem they were getting anywhere. They had been walking for hours.
"SESSHOMARU-SAMA!!" somebody yelled. Out of a nearby bush, a girl with white hair and dark eyes jumped at them.
"Chisato," Sesshomaru said uncomfortably, as the girl hugged him and started to hang on his arm while walking.
"Who's that?" InuYasha asked.
"It appears that Sesshomaru-sama has himself a mistress," Miroku muttered.
"WHAT?! Ugh, no," Sesshomaru exclaimed. "This, InuYasha, is our sister."
"Oh, who's that?! Our brother?! He's *adorable*!" a hyper Chisato squealed with delight at the sight of InuYasha.
Sesshomaru looked highly releived that he wasn't the center of Chisato's attention anymore. She grabbed InuYasha's ears and tugged them far harder than anyone had yet to do. InuYasha gave a yell of pain. She gave a squeal of delight when she saw Shippo and hugged him tightly, and eventually poor Shippo's face turned blue from lack of oxygen. Then she saw Sango, and jumped excitedly up and down at the sight of a professional demon exterminator (even though she was a demon herself). She bombarded Sango with questions, not letting Sango have a chance answer any of them. Then she saw Miroku. Giant hearts filled her eyes. All this time, Sesshomaru and Rin looked at the crowd pityingly.
"OH! Beautiful monk!" she cooed, "I wish to bear your child. If I do, it can't be ugly, no matter how ugly I am!" she said, clinging to Miroku.
Miroku, much to their surprise, tried to pry Chisato off of him. "No, my lady, you don't deserve such torture. You're child shall be maimed, and his mind shall be scarred," he said, coming up with a lame excuse.
"But how is that possible," she asked, "When you are so PERFECT." Once again, she fastened her arms around Miroku.
And Miroku looked at them, his expression pleading them for help.
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MWAHAHAHA!! I am so EVIL! But don't worry, all you Miroku/Sango fans.
FUN FACT: when an authoress has extreme cabin fever, because she is home alone with no comp and no place to go, and nobody else in the house, she does tedious things. I looked up the meaning of some of the names in my Japanese symbols book, and here are some.
Sesshomaru: you divide this into three parts; 'Se' means defy; 'Sho', for this case, means solemn and majestic; 'Maru' means dangerous.
InuYasha: everybody knows this one, but I shall put it up anyway; 'Inu' means dog, 'Yasha' means demon.
Kikyo: 'Ki' means spirit; 'Kyo' has many different meanings: past, reside, refuse/resist, empty/hollow, bad luck/disaster, mirror, and (my personal favorite) lunatic. Oh, how I despise Kikyo.