Miasma Memories Ch.3

By Vampyra142001

Sometime during the night the boys woke up kind-of freaked, neither knew where they were or who we were. Kaede tried to calm they down, Sesshomaru sat near the wall growling, but Inuyasha kept pacing the length of the room, slashing at anyone who came near. The growling gave me an idea, they were both dog demons smell is accociated with memory.

"Inuyasha," I said, he looked up, at least he remembered who he was. "Smell the air, is any of this familiar?"

"Yes, you are most familiar smelling," he answered.

"We are your friends, you got hurt we brought you your brother here to get better. I don't know why you don't remember us," I said. He finally sat down Sesshomaru had already quit growling.

After a few more assurances Kaede started questioning them about what they remembered. Appearantly they had fairly bad amnesia, they knew who they were, but almost nothing about their lives. Objects things were recognised, but not always their purpose. Worse yet, Kaede was't sure how long the amnesia would last or what to do with them till their memories returned.

"We could keep them here," Sango suggested.

"No, we can't keep Sesshomaru here he's a great demon will attract powerful challenges. He can't even remember how to change into his true form!" Shippo argued.

"So, will ye take them to yon time?" Kaede asked me.

"If one or both of them get their memory back they'll fight one of them will probably get killed. Not to mention they'll be seen. They could get arrested, Inuyasha'd be sent to some laboratory get dissected because he's got dog ears." I was ranting near tears.

"Kagome, Kagome! Calm down. What are you talking about?" Sango was saying.

I took a deep breath. "In my time there are no demons or even half-demons, so his ears would be weird. Scientists would cut him into little bits to find out what he is why he has dog ears!"

"Are ye sure there be no demons," Kaede asked, "Surely they have not all died in three hundred years."

"They are myth legend in the present."

"I guess that means you have to take Sesshomaru," Miroku observed. He got this look he was about to say something pervented, I just knew it.

"I would gladly accompany you, Inuyasha will not be there to stop us from continuing my family line..." Miroku offered. Sango I glanced at each other, then proceeded to pumel him. He'll never learn.

A little later after all the good-byes had been said I sat on the well's edge remembered something. I held my hand out to Shippo dropped two small objects into his palm.

"Shippo, since only you Inuyasha can use the shards I'll leave two with you," I said. Hopefully they would be enough to help, but not enough to draw too much trouble.

"I'll be back after a while to check on you guys," I promised. I pushed off the well edge with my free hand, my other arm was wrapped around Sesshomaru's waist. We fell through the darkness, through time.

My feet touched the ground I braced to land standing up. It normally worked, but Sesshomaru wasn't expecting the landing, he tripped ended up dragging me into the dirt.

"Ow. I guess I forgot to tell you the ground sort of appears."

"Obviously," he growled.

Now that we were in the well getting out presented a problem. Inuyasha didn't do that whole 'ladies first' thing, he jumped out of the well I climbed out after. Sesshomaru, on the other hand, bid me to go first up the rope ladder. Gentlemenly, but not really cool since I was wearing a skirt. When I pointed this out he just turned around crossed his arms.

"If you peek I'll get a rosary from Kaede 'sit' you into a crater. Got that?" He didn't answer.

As I climbed out I watched him carefully, he didn't peek. Part of me was kind of dissapointed, but then Inuyasha didn't peek either.

"May I get out of this hole now?" called Sesshomaru, still facing away from me.

"Yeah." He lept out landed near me.

Buyo walked over to me as we reached the shrine doors rubbed against my legs. Sesshomaru picked him up by his scruff held him at face level.

"Fat feline, useless creature," he said to the cat deposited him in my arms.

"Don't pick on Buyo just because he's a cat," I scolded.

"He doesn't catch mice." It wasn't a question, but I answered anyway.

"No, he's too lazy. How did you know?"

"Smell"

I still thought it was a dog-demon thing to point out how fat lazy cats are. Even Inuyasha does that, though he picks the poor cat up by his front paws.

"Well, let's go," I said.