Chapter 4
I forgot to write that I don't own these shows but I mean it's as clear as day that I don't. And I haven't been writing but I have been thinking (I was at my cousins house for the weekend). And I've been rereading all my fav books. Naming some of them; Got Fangs? By Katie Maxwell, Entranced by Nora Roberts, Riley in the Morning by Sandra Brown, and this new book I read called Shelf life. It was very funny, I say read it. And some manga's to pass the time. Also I had a review saying that someone didn't like the kun-loon thing, but theirs not much I can do about that. I did a search online and that's her real name. And plus I started the story calling her that so I will end the story the same. I hope you guys like it.
Kurama
Kurama was walking to his home. He knew his mother wasn't home. But still went to the other house. He opened the door. And walked into the hallway, throw his keys on the little wooden table near the front door. He kicked off his shoes and took off his coat. He sat on a chair, and replayed the message that Koenma had left him. "Please come to my office as soon as you hear this." It said. 'Fine, I guess I should go.' Kurama said as he clicked a button on his phone to delete the message. He stood up and vanished in thin air.
: At Koenma office:
"You guys, this is your new mission. There's a rouge demon entering and exiting from the shield, and get this a human is helping it. I want you guys to find this demon and find out who's helping him." Botan came in and stated that Kurama was here. "Finally! Were have you been these past few days?" Yuske asked as Kurama walked in. "Oh well I've been out with my mother. She wanted me to see something." Kurama smiled and than asked what was going on with the demon world. Koenma told him and told them to look out. "I'm not sure what the demon or human want."
"Can't you find out so we know what were looking for?" Kuwabara asked. "I'm sorry but I can't even tell you what kind of demon it is. Let alone what their looking for."
"Hn" Hiei said more to himself then to the others, as if saying what else was new. "But I know you guys will find it." "What do we do with the human?" Kurama asked.
"Just bring him to me."
"Will do."
:With kagome:
She found two more jewel shards and its been almost two weeks know. If she isn't home soon Kurama would think something was weird about her. So kagome told them that she would be back in at least one week. And she would take pictures of Kurama so they could see what he looked like. Inuyasha didn't really care. "I'll stay tonight but in the morning I have to go." Almost everyone agreed. "Why do you care about what this guy thinks, you just met him. And plus we have to get the jewel shards." 'I don't have the energy for this!' "Inuyasha please just leave me alone. I have to go to school you know and plus I have just met him and that's why I have to see him a lot. I'm getting married." Kagome said as she took out her sleeping bag. It's been a long day. When she finally got it out she closed her bag and opened her sleeping bag. Before she could get in Shippo bet her in to it. She didn't mind though, she just moved him over and laid down herself. She didn't pay attention to what Inuyasha was talking about. But then again no one really was. They all were deep in their own thoughts, in their own deep dreams.
"Fine, don't listen to me; I'll just go to sleep myself." Inuyasha jumped into the tree nearest to kagome. And almost all night long watched her sleep. Maybe it finally hit him; kagome was out of his reach now. She was going to some else. And it was his doing. He wanted them both; he should have known that it was never going to happen. Inuyasha maybe got two hours sleep that night. He went to sleep with the full moon up, glowing in the sky by it's self. And woke up to the gorgeous sunrise. He couldn't go back to sleep, because he knew kagome was going to go back into his strangers arms.
Maybe he would just go and see what this guy was all about for himself.
"hm, I think that's not a bad idea…"
I hope you liked it, and once again i'm sorry for making you wait.