It's been three days since Naraku and his father found his mother lying on the ground of the village, three days Naraku's father has stayed at the bedside of his dying mother. But one night Naraku woke up, he didn't know why he woke up, even now when he is alone in his castle, he tries to figure out why he woke up, but it remains a mystery, a mystery that would change his life forever…
"No, Chia you have to live forever… please," pleaded a crying Herurusufure, he started to take off the cloth that was protecting him from the poisonous gasses that were being given off from Chia.
"Herurusufure … please don't," said a very weakened Chia, "if both of us die… think about Naraku." She then put her hand over Herurusufure's hands, "take care of him, take care of our little boy." Then her hands lifelessly fell to the bed.
"Chia?…Chia?…. CHIA!" said Herurusufure as tears were soaking up his cloth. He took her and hugged her, "Please don't leave me." He whispered in to her ear. He put her down easy, then picked up his dagger. "We will be together in death my love…" and with that he plunged the dagger in to his heart. As he fell to his knees he saw standing in the doorway, little Naraku horrified, and tears were streaming from his widen eyes.
"Papa?" Whimpered Naraku as he watched his father fall.
"I love you… my son," and with that Herurusufure fell to the floor. Naraku ran, ran as fast as his little legs could carry him.
"GURU!" Naraku yelled as he barged into the village doctor's hut.
Guru the village priest was startled by Naraku's sudden entrance. Naraku quickly took a seat besides Guru.
"My mother… my father… d…" Naraku couldn't talk much but it seemed Guru knew what he was trying to say.
"I know my child, I could sense Chia's and Herurusufure's aura fade a few minutes before you came to m-, " said Guru, but Guru couldn't finish what he was going to say because Naraku buried his head in Guru's chest crying.
" Guru…" said Naraku burying deeper into Guru's chest.
" Don't worry little one I will look after you now," said Guru as he patted Naraku's head. Naraku didn't reply. Guru held Naraku close to him for a few minutes, which seemed like an eternity for little Naraku. For this was the last time that Naraku would feel the warmth of an embrace.
"We should get to bed little one." Said Guru. Naraku dried his tears and started to help Guru take out the beds. Then Guru gestured Naraku to get into the bed, and then Guru laid down in his bed and blew out the candle besides his bed and Naraku did the same. Naraku fell asleep but not before he shed one more tear.