Hello and welcome to meh second chapter! I don't own Inuyasha blah blah same as last. Enjoy!
"Sire! The enemy is approaching . . .and fast!" a lower ranking official informed the emperor, "It's just as you said." "How many?" The emperor asked in a calm and collected voice. "Three wolves and four demons! Surely nothing to worry about sir." the official said with confidence. "Hm. Their up to something. They'd never be stupid enough to try something like this." he sat up and thought about it, all the mean while the small pack was reeking havoc. "Sire, shall I send out squandrant six, or squandrant seven?" he asked waiting for orders. "It's best to get rid of them as fast as possible . . ." "Yes Sir!" he then yelled into a pipe that served as a means of communications, "Send out squandrant six!" "Squandrant Six?" an astonded voice replied. "You heard me now do it!" "Yes sir!" "Did ya hear that Brax? Their sendin' out ya daddie's to take care of ya." Redeen yelled to Brax jokingly. "Heh. Yeah right. Hey Blizzard check this out!" he said jumping up and diminishing a whole building with one blow, "What do you think of that?" he said showing off. "You shouldn't show off like that, it makes you look like a pansey compared to most demons." she said un-intrerested. "You guys knock it off we've got business to do and if we screw up Ms. Aaka will have our heads!" Avalanche scorned them. All the meanwhile HE was watching quiet amused. "I'm surprised. Hmm . . . I wonder what she'll do next?" Brax, Kazu, Blizzard, Avalanche and the 3 wolves were just about to carry out the final phase of the plan when the big bad squandrant 6 attacked. "Die you overgrown rat!" one of the demon troopers said as he killed the youngest of the 3 wolves. He went down with a shrill cry. "No Hiten!" Blizzard yelled. It was a long stare down. No one moved. No one said anything. It was just dead silent. That is until someone spoke. "You shouldn't have done that." Aaka said as she waslked down the empty street towards the squandrant. She walked with so much confidence it intemidated them. "Heh. Says you." their captain spoke. Aaka reached for something hidden in her belt. The troops went on edge, full of tension and ready for the worst. Aaka pulled out a small piccolo. The troops burst out into laughter. "HAHAHAHA! What are you going to do serenade us to death?" their captain mocked. "Well a little something like that I guess." she said with a gleam of death in her eyes. She wet her lips and played a sweet, mysterious song into the piccolo. It was haunting.
"Sir what do you suppose she is doing?" the official asked the emperor as they watched from the castle. "She is only trying to delay her death. Nothing more." he said. A cold wind blew and all across the land you could hear a low growl. The enemies were covering their ears it hurt so bad. The sky went black, and as suddenly as it begun it stopped. "Sire! Come QUICK!" the official yelled in horror, "You must take a look for yourself." The emperor quickly went to the balcony to see what the comotion was about, and to his horror their was a whole army of ghostly wolf and wolf-demon soldiers surrounding the empire. "Do as you wish with these fools. I have my own matters to attend to." Aaka said looking straight at the castle. There was nothing they could do now. It would soon be all over. Hords of the ghostly wolf soldiers attacked and slaughtered the emperors army...as well as his people. The castle echoed with her footsteps. She killed all who stood before her, but most ran in fear. It was easy for her to get into the royal chambers. And there she found what she was looking for. "Hello emperor." she bowed mockingly with a killers look in her eyes. "What ... what do you want?" he said somewhat calm. "Your life of course." Aaka replied as she stepped forward. "I will not let you hurt the emperor!" the official yelled as he stepped forward pulling out his sword. "Do you really think that will stop me?" she stopped and stared coldly into his eyes. "It won't kill me to try." he said shakily. "Oh but it WILL!" she said slicing his throat. He fell to the floor astounded and ashamed, "Sorry sir... I...I..." he laid motionless on the floor. "I bet that tis also how you killed them. You didn't even give them a honorably quick death. You just let them take their last dying breaths in pain...agony...and defeat." she said coming ever so close as the fresh blood dripped from her hand. "What...what are you talking about?" he said scared for his life. "Hiten...he is dead. Your army,heh, what army? Your people are know a feast. And your Loyal companion. Well you saw for yourself." she said glancing back at the know lifeless cold body. She looked back at the emperor. He was as scared as any one could be. "Don't tell me you don't know b/c you know EXACTLY what I am speaking of!" she yelled so loud it almost busted her own eardrums. "I ...I don't...know what your talking about." he said backing away, tripping on his own feet. "Don't worry I'm sure you've killed too many to rememebr, but I'll have my revenge. Like wine it's all the sweeter the longer you wait." she walked out of the room. He let out a relieved sigh thinking it was all over. Until he heard a scream down the hall. "NO!" his face went white. "Sasami! Misashi! Kasumi!" he yelled down the hall as he ran. He stopped in the thrown room. It was his son Misashi who had screamed. His arm was bleeding badly as his mother held him and his sister, Sasami, close. "Leave them be!" he yelled in a desperate attempt. "Leave..them be..." Aaka whispered, "WHY didn't YOU leave THEM BE?" she yelled as she killed his son. "Misashi!No!" Sasami cried reaching out for her brother. "You are lucky that you shall die with them. That way you shall see each other." she said as she killed both Sasami and Kasumi.
The emperor ran to them, tears streaming down his face. His wife choked out a few last loving words as he held her in his arms. She died. That was all he saw last. For he was decapitated. Aaka took his severed head to the balcony to present to her people, who came after hearing the news. She did not do this until she put on his royal attire. Then she took one of his most prized possesions. His golden crown. She held the head high as her pack rejoiced and she yelled to them, "Long live the emperor." The pack went home that night heads held high. Not b/c they gained new territory, more food, or that the pack had won. They were happy b/c Aaka's revenge had been fullfilled. But they no better now.