He leaned forward looking through the mirror watching the beautiful half demon walk silently through the forest he sighed and leaned back into his dark chair, his hair fell across his face hiding the evil smirk that played on his pale lips. Closing his dark crimson eyes he thought of his next move.

Kasha sat down by the Bone Eaters Well that mans stench still strong. She coughed she could feel the evil attacking her in the air, ignoring it she leaned against the old stone well to think, to remember.

Kenshin had left Kari and Ash; it was too creepy surrounded by the dead and rubble in the eerie silence. He stopped and hid behind a tree before Kasha saw him, his pointed ears perked as he heard her spoke.

'Father," Kasha's words echoed into the silence, "did you not know you killed Naraku or is it another …….a fake."

Kenshin's gaze lowered both them where in the same boat, all of them no family in the world everyone taken away. He closed his blue eyes, even if she was a dog they would have to work together.

Kasha raised her head looking up catching site of one star she closed her eyes and wished, her mother taught her if you actually believed and worked hard any wish was possible.

Kenshin was already headed back he new it would hurt being caught spying already he knew not to mess with Kasha much though hard not to fight she agitated him.

Kasha returned to where she left Kari, Ash and Kenshin.

All three where there Kenshin had moved a way away though sitting on a crumbled wall staring at the crescent moon his hair waving in the wind lightly.

He glanced over and frowned meeting Kasha's gaze.

Kasha turned away and snorted, "Kari, Ash come on where leaving to find a way to save our parents," she said more an order then anything else.

Ash nodded he would help all he could though small he wanted to help his friends and his family.

Kari stood up, "what about Kenshin?" she asked glancing over at him smiling.

Kenshin shivered but stood up, "Ya I am part of this to," he snapped at Kasha.

She glared at him, "we don't need a wolf to help they just bumble things," Kasha barked.

Kenshin moved forward right in front of her, she was taller then her.

Kasha glared back and stood where she was, "We have no use for a wolf," she said strained through her teeth.

Kenshin eyes clouded angrily, "I am much more help then a mutt," he snarled.

Kasha fists clenched and she was ready to attack this wolf when Kari pushed herself between them, hands on Kenshin's chest.

"Both of you calm down the note said we all had to go meaning Kenshin to," she looked at both, "come on lets work together."

Kenshin sighed and backed away mostly cause he was freaked about Kari touching him she seemed well overly forward.

Kasha sighed and though she didn't like it she agreed, "fine we all go," she growled and turned looking at the sky, "lets all get rest." She had noticed Ash falling asleep.

Kari agreed and picked up Kashi and Ash going back to the temple, Kenshin followed behind them.

Kasha followed but her nose twitched and she sensed Danger was there something wrong should they go into the temple, she was tired so she just followed.

The all lay down in the main room, Kasha and Kenshin both feel asleep sitting.

Ash snuggled with Kashi and Kari, all in a deep sleep in minutes.

The man stood up and looked over a women was leaning against the wall her features where soft like her mothers her hair was black tied slightly back with white ribbon she wore a priestess kimono he smiled and glanced back at the mirror, "time for excitement," he said his voice cold. His crimson eyes opened wide and he laughed again as the demon went to attack them, "lets see if they are truly as powerful as I think."