Chapter 4- Constant Rebellion and the mysterious locket
Mai finished her story looking at her parents. Kagome was clinging to InuYasha, crying and InuYasha looked mad. InuYasha spoke.
"You are never to go near the well again. Ever." Mai stood up angrily.
"You can't tell me what to do!" InuYasha growled and stood up too.
"Of course I can! I'm your father and you better damn well listen to me!" Mai began crying.
"Go...to...hell!" Mai said, running outside. InuYasha stared after her. "Shippou!" Mai yelled and jumped down the well. She scrambled up the well and began running in the fuedal era. She didn't want her father to find her. She just wanted to find Shippou. She entered a forest and ran faster.
"Ahh!" Mai screamed as she tripped.
"What...is..?" Mai had tripped over something. It was shiny but partially buried. She began using her hands to dig it out. She smiled in delight, it was a locket. A beautiful golden locket. She brushed the dirt off her hand on her skirt and put the locket on.
"I wonder if anythings in it?" She wondered aloud and tried to open the locket. It didn't budge. She sighed and stood up, brushing off her still dirty skirt.
'Where's Shippou?' Mai thought, still fiddling with the locket. It suddenly opened, sprouting out blue light.
"Where...am ..I?" Mai asked, her voice coming out in an echo. She seemed to be in a sort of house. She walked around desperatly, and smiled when she saw Shippou. She ran to him but he didn't notice her. He was with someone...a girl.
"Hello! Shippou!" She yelled, waving her hand in his face. He still didn't notice her. Mai looked at him with hurt and confusion. Was he ignoring her? She looked down and noticed the locket was still open. The locket? Why was it..? Mai thought and realized. The locket had opened when she had thought of Shippou's whereabouts. Maybe it was like a magic mirror. She closed it and Shippou, the house and the unidentified girl disappeared.
"Lets try this baby out." Mai said laughing.
'Show me Sango and Miroku' Mai thought, opening the locket. The blue light surrounded her again and she opened her eyes to a big house. A monk was eating rice with a beautiful girl around Mai's mothers age. They were laughing about something.
'I wonder why they don't have any kids?'
Mai thought and as if on cue, kids poured into the big room. There was a boy, dressed like the monk and two girls one dressed in a black armoured suit, the other wearing a kimono. Mai started towards them until she felt a cold sensation. Someone was closing the locket! She struggled to keep it open as Sango and Miroku started to disappear.
She finally fell face down in the dirt as the locket completely closed.
"What was that for!" Mai grumbled to the ground. She gasped as she looked up at a tall man with silvery hair.