Scene 2: Village in the Falls
They neared May's village after walking for a few hours. May, despite having her closest friend and companion injured, kept a smile on her face. She was laughing and messing around with everyone. InuYasha was growing quite tired of her and was getting grouchy. May didn't seem to mind though, but every few minutes she would glance back to find Fang asleep on Kirara's back and give a sweet smile.
InuYasha
I thought you said your village wasn't far, May! (he said with annoyance)
May
Oh, calm down. (May ran ahead and pulled back some thick bushes) Well…
May's village was small but beautiful. The heart of the village wa right near a giant, swiftly, flowing waterfall. And the stream that they had followed flowed gently through the village. The village was surrounded by large fields of various crops and herbs. It seemed very tranquil. May stepped through after everyone and the first person to greet them was May's Father. When she saw him she ran to him with open arms.
May
Father! (he gave her a smile, and she hugged him)
May's Father
My daughter, (he pulls away to talk to her) how was your journey?
May
It was wonderful Father. I even made new friends! (she let off a sweet glow) Can they stay the night, Father, please?
May's Father
Of course, my child, they stay as long as they like.
May
Thank you Father. (she hugged him once more)
Miroku stepped forward and May stood next to her Father.
Miroku
This is very kind of you sir. Thank you. (he bows slightly)
Shippou
(he nods)
May's Father
Think nothing of it (he gave off a faint smile, but when he saw Fang he began to walk over to him) What happened here?
May
Oh, Father, Fang was badly injured in battle should we take him to the village nurse?
May's Father
Yes, my dear, and I'll take your friends inside for dinner. (she nodded)
Shippou
Dinner? I'm starving! (he said innocently, her father smiled)
May
Kagome, want to come with me?
Kagome
Yea, I'd love too. Come on Kirara.
May's Father
Don't be long now.
The others followed May's Father into their hut.