Kami stood at the top of the well. "I don't care if she says only she can travel through it. I'm far too curious and daring to follow her advice. Yet I still can't believe I'm going to do this." She took a deep breath and jumped through the well. It surprised her when instead of feeling the bottom, she felt as though she were floating and she saw blue sparkling lights. They suddenly faded, and she looked up to see not the roof of Kagome's shrine, but a clear, blue sky. She slowly climbed through the well and gaped at her surroundings. She was in the feudal era! It was really weird though, because she wasn't used to being in such a tree-inhabited place. But oh well, what mattered was that she got through! She brushed herself off and walked down the path. She didn't want to find Kagome, because she knew that she would make Kami go home-it would be too 'dangerous' for her. Kami stopped when a girl that appeared to be about seven tugged on one of her sleeves. "Excuse me, but do you know where I can find this town's flower garden?" Kami smiled at the girl-she was very cute, having brown eyes and a small, adorable face. "I'm sorry, but I don't. I can help you look for it, though." 'I might as well, since I haven't exactly planned to do anything here.' The little girl grinned at her. "What's your name?" She asked. "Kami. Yours?" "My name's Rin!" Kami smiled again. "Okay, Rin, let's find that flower garden."
Hours passed, and Rin and Kami finally found the garden. Kami had to admit-it was the most beautiful garden she had ever seen-even compared to the modern day ones. She watched Rin happily pick an assortment of different flowers and frolic in the field. 'If only life were that simple.' Rin skipped over to Kami and handed her a single, white flower. To her, it seemed to be very beautiful even though it would be considered plain to others. "I want you to have this! You've been nicer to me than anyone else has! Well everyone else, other than Lord Sesshomaru." "Who's Lord Sesshomaru?" Kami asked. That name, like Naraku's, had seemed familiar when mentioned. Rin was oblivious to Kami's thoughts and suggested, "Maybe I can take you to him! Would you like to come? I don't think he'd mind-especially since he puts up with Jaken," she giggled. "Sure, why not?"
Kami followed Rin down a path that lead into the forest. She wasn't sure about this. 'Why would this Lord Sesshomaru live in a forest? Is he a scary, terrifying monster!' she thought, horrified at the thought. 'No, Rin wouldn't take me to one. I hope.' Rin finally stopped walking and turned around to face Kami. "I think Lord Sesshomaru will be here soon, because he told me to meet him here before sunset. I'm glad you came!" "No problem, Rin!" Suddenly, she saw a white figure emerge from some bushes and gasped. 'He has white hair and yellow eyes! Like Inuyasha! Do all demons look like him?' she thought. Rin happily ran to Sesshomaru as he acknowledged her. Then, he focused his gaze on Kami. "Rin, what have I told you about bringing humans?" His gaze never left Kami's eyes. He was starting to freak him out. "But Lord Sesshomaru, she is very nice! Rin would like it very much if she could stay for a while.. She has been very nice to Rin." Kami mentally giggled. Even feudal era children used third-person voices when they wanted something. "You, what's your name?" Sesshomaru asked, still staring blankly at her. "K-Kami.. You must be Lord Sesshomaru.." "I presume you wish to stay with Rin tonight?" It seemed to be more of a statement than a question, but Kami nodded. Rin ran over to Kami and grabbed her hand happily. "Thank you Sesshomaru-sama!" she exclaimed, then looked up at Kami and smiled. 'I'm starting to have second thoughts about this..' she thought and nervously followed Sesshomaru.