Dogimea whistled as she walked along the path with her brother Saoru .She was going into the woods for medical herbs.
"Dogimea can you stop whiling." Saoru said irritably.
"o.k. "she said innocently.
"You act like such a child some times."
Dogimea glared at him. "You are no more mature than me, you forget your not father."
Saoru went up a few paces from Dogimea. She was right and he hated her for that. It was just them. No father or mother. Both their parents were killed in the war. Saoru knew the feudal era would take his family though. He was not stupid. Dogimea caught up to him. "The forest entrance is there, you go back to the village, and I'll be there when I'm done picking herbs." She said.
"Kagome, are you sure this is where you sensed a jewel shard?" Inuyasha said doubtfully "Yes I'm sure; I can't believe you would doubt my mystical abilities.
Inuyasha shrugged. "It just seems weird, that we just happen to find a jewel shard, we normally have to fight for them." Kagome thought about it. Inuyasha did have a good point. "Well maybe this is a shard well kept away from demons, you know they were scattered." Inuyasha seemed assured and they went on. They were alone. They had preferred if Sango and the others would not go with them. They continued.
Dogimea was finish collecting medical herbs and was about to head home when she saw the strangest thing. There was a demon and a girl dresses in weird clothes. She quickly ducked. She thought to herself that they would cause trouble as all new comers did and sought out to rid of them. She took out her bow and arrow and aimed it at the demon she it went passed his head and her caught it with his middle and index finger and broke it in half. "Who is that out there?" The demon yelled. Dogimea quickly ducked she was caught. Should she have told him who she was? She could here their footsteps come closer to her. She closed her eyes, ready to die but felt herself rise from her collar. She opened her eyes and saw she was face to face with the demon. "H...I" she said waving slightly at him.