This is my first fanfic! I hope it's good. It shouldn't be a very long one.
Kagome shivered as she settled down by the fire Miroku had got going. White covered the forest around them, giving it an eerie frosty look. She liked snow, but not when she had to sleep outside. It was too cold to sleep right now, anyway. She wrapped a blanket from her backpack around her shoulders.
"Cold night, hm?" Miroku said as Kagome continued to shiver.
"Yeah. Aren't you cold, Inuyasha?"
"No." Inuyasha responded.
Kagome laughed to herself as she watched him rubbing his hands together for warmth. She tried to think of something to pass the time.
"Hey, guys. Do you want to play truth or dare?"
"How do you play?" Sango asked, looking up.
"Well, one person starts and they ask the person next to them whether they pick truth or dare. Truth means you ask them any question and dare means you tell them to do something. I'll go first." Kagome explained.
"Yeah, well I'm going to go to sleep," Inuyasha said, standing up, leaving the warm fire, and heading off into the icy darkness of the forest.
Kagome was a little disappointed. It would have been fun to make Inuyasha do something embarrassing.
"Alright," she began, "I get to ask you, Miroku. Truth or dare?"
"Truth," he answered quickly.
"Have you ever...um...oh, I know! Have you ever not touched a girl you saw?" Kagome giggled as she asked the perverted monk this question.
"That is a tough one," Miroku thought to himself before answering, "Yes, I never touched my mother like that. Oh, and Kaede. Those are the only two."
Sango and Kagome both rolled their eyes at his answer.
"My turn now, right?" he asked. Kagome nodded. "So, Sango, do you choose truth or dare?" "Dare," Sango responded.
"I dare you to take all your clothes off," the monk told her.
"No."
"Come on, you have to. You chose dare."
"Well, I'm not doing it."
"Oh, I forgot," Kagome interrupted before Miroku could make her, "You get three chances not to do what the person says. It's called chicken."
"Chicken!" Sango shouted.
"Darn," Miroku muttered.
"So, I get to ask Kagome now, right?" Sango questioned.
"That's right."
"Truth or dare?"
"I choose truth," Kagome answered. She was glad it wasn't Miroku asking her.
"Who is your favorite person in the group? As a friend." Sango asked Kagome.
"Well, it's sort of a tie. As friends, I like Sango, Miroku, Shippo, and Kilala." As she said this, a pinecone fell on her head.
"Ouch, what was that?" She suddenly had an idea. "Sit, boy."
Kagome shivered as she settled down by the fire Miroku had got going. White covered the forest around them, giving it an eerie frosty look. She liked snow, but not when she had to sleep outside. It was too cold to sleep right now, anyway. She wrapped a blanket from her backpack around her shoulders.
"Cold night, hm?" Miroku said as Kagome continued to shiver.
"Yeah. Aren't you cold, Inuyasha?"
"No." Inuyasha responded.
Kagome laughed to herself as she watched him rubbing his hands together for warmth. She tried to think of something to pass the time.
"Hey, guys. Do you want to play truth or dare?"
"How do you play?" Sango asked, looking up.
"Well, one person starts and they ask the person next to them whether they pick truth or dare. Truth means you ask them any question and dare means you tell them to do something. I'll go first." Kagome explained.
"Yeah, well I'm going to go to sleep," Inuyasha said, standing up, leaving the warm fire, and heading off into the icy darkness of the forest.
Kagome was a little disappointed. It would have been fun to make Inuyasha do something embarrassing.
"Alright," she began, "I get to ask you, Miroku. Truth or dare?"
"Truth," he answered quickly.
"Have you ever...um...oh, I know! Have you ever not touched a girl you saw?" Kagome giggled as she asked the perverted monk this question.
"That is a tough one," Miroku thought to himself before answering, "Yes, I never touched my mother like that. Oh, and Kaede. Those are the only two."
Sango and Kagome both rolled their eyes at his answer.
"My turn now, right?" he asked. Kagome nodded. "So, Sango, do you choose truth or dare?" "Dare," Sango responded.
"I dare you to take all your clothes off," the monk told her.
"No."
"Come on, you have to. You chose dare."
"Well, I'm not doing it."
"Oh, I forgot," Kagome interrupted before Miroku could make her, "You get three chances not to do what the person says. It's called chicken."
"Chicken!" Sango shouted.
"Darn," Miroku muttered.
"So, I get to ask Kagome now, right?" Sango questioned.
"That's right."
"Truth or dare?"
"I choose truth," Kagome answered. She was glad it wasn't Miroku asking her.
"Who is your favorite person in the group? As a friend." Sango asked Kagome.
"Well, it's sort of a tie. As friends, I like Sango, Miroku, Shippo, and Kilala." As she said this, a pinecone fell on her head.
"Ouch, what was that?" She suddenly had an idea. "Sit, boy."