Hey guys, sorry this took so long, but unfortunately school comes first:( My english teacher is making us read Frankenstein(apparently thats the name of the the scientist, not the monster, i feel stupid) and I have to draw stuff for art.(sorry ideagirl, this delays your picture a bit further I'm afraid)

Also, I'm sorry to say this chapter isn't very long, don't hurt me! -is pelted-

"Stupid-stupid-Inuyasha!" I said with each blow to the punching bag. "So-stupid-idiot-hate-you!" The pain started up in my stomach again and I forced myself to stop, leaning against the wall and then letting myself slide down to the ground. I hugged my knees in a fetal position. Why was Inuyasha so stupid?! I save his life and this is how he repays me? I reached in my pocket and pulled out a single jewel shard. Inuyasha had stolen the small vial of jewel shards right before pushing me down the well. What he didn't know was that after having that dumb vial stolen so many times I kept one extra jewel hidden for such cases(that way I could always come back home). Still, I had second thoughts about returning. He had pushed down the well after all. Might as well have held up a giant picket sign saying "I don't want you here!" in big red letters. Had he hugged me only to get the vial? Was that whole "sorry" thing just to distract me?

I stared up at the ceiling.

"YOU'RE SO STUPID INUYASHA!!"

Daichi: Grandpa, Kameko's been shouting to the ceiling a lot today, I'm kinda worried.

Grandpa: She's a girl, attempting to understand her is futile. Just be happy she's not shouting at the cat again.

"Dinner's ready!" Kaede called. Seconds later Shippo came bouncing in excitedly, Sang and Miroku not too far behind.

"Yay, food! I'm so hungry!" Shippo exclaimed and he reached for his bowl, only to have it grabbed by Kaede.

"Mind ye manners Shippo," she said before putting the food back in front of Shippo's eager eyes. Kaede glanced around the hut. "Where's Inuyasha?"

"He left for a walk about two hours ago," Sango informed. "Knowing him he's sulking over you-know-who again."

Kaede sighed. "Probably, we should just let him be alone for now."

The group nodded solemnly and sat down to eat.

"Kameko! Come in for dinner! You've been in that dojo all day!" grandpa shouted from the house.

"Coming!" I stood up and walked the small distance between the dojo and my house. I ignored the temple holding the well and stared up at the night sky. The sun had set just a few minutes ago.

I remembered how pretty it had looked in the feudal era at night, so bright. Scanning the few stars here I felt something was missing. Just last night I'd been with Inuyasha staring at the same sky. Somewhat. It had looked much prettier. The sky had been almost fully covered, and there had been a small sliver of moon...

The moon! Where was it?

My eyes frantically searched the sky for the moon, but it was no use. Tonight was the night of the new moon.

And Inuyasha was in possession of a vial full of sacred jewel shards.

Idiot! That idiot!

I ran into the kitchen and stuffed a rice ball in my mouth before charging towards the well.

"Kameko! Where are you going?" Grandpa shouted behind me.

"To go find Inuyasha!" I grabbed my sword leaning against the well.

"Why? Is he in trouble?" asked Daichi curiously.

"Either he is, or he's going to be," I added angrily and dived into the well.

Inuyasha walked out of the woods and found himself in a small clearing with a cliff at the edge. He walked over to the edge and sat down. At the bottom he could see a small sliver of blue. The sky up above was turning a bright hue of orange.

Not much longer now, realized Inuyasha as he watched the sun slowly descend behind the black mountains.

He sat in silence. "Hey Kame-" he stopped short, remembering how she wasn't there. And how she would never be there again. Not that he missed her or anything, he just had to get used to it is all. Pretty soon life would be like it used to be before her. He liked it better that way too. She could be so annoying sometimes, always talking to him, always asking random questions about things he couldn't possibly know the answer to, and always trying to get him to like this weird circular food called "pizza", which he would never like!

And her eyes, those annoying eyes always staring him straight in eye when he was so used to people avoiding them. Those annoying, beautiful eyes...

"Ooh, you possess shards of sacred jewel. How convenient."

Inuyasha spun around to face a giant griffin demon. It had large dark brown wings, long gleaming talons, and eyes darker than the bottom of the ocean. Its voice was a bit raspy, yet menacing just the same. It landed on ground with a thundering boom, its lion's tail whipping dangerously behind it.

Inuyasha scoffed, this demon didn't even have a human form(a and everyone knew the most dangerous of demons looked like humans). One swipe of his Tetsusaiga and he would be having turkey for dinner. Brimming with confidence he unsheathed his Tetsusaiga and held it before him.

"Ha! You're defending yourself with that stick of a sword?" the griffin seemed barely able to contain his laughter.

Glancing down Inuyasha saw a beaten up thin sword instead of the large fang it usually was. No! Not now, anytime but now! Inuyasha cried out frantically inside his head as he watched the last of the sun go down behind the mountains. His claws shortened, his ears disappeared, and the hair on his head turned a stunning raven black. Inuyasha felt weak and exposed. He just didn't know how humans lived like this!

"Well, that was a nice little show you put on there, but I'm beginning to get impatient. Hand over the jewels," the griffin held up one of his sharp claws, "or I'll come and get them."

"Over my dead body," countered Inuyasha.

"With pleasure," laughed the Griffin as he lunged at Inuyasha.

Again, sorry for the shortness. And the cliffy! -is pelted more- Also, with the part of Kameko having that extra jewel, that was just an idea i had. Kagome is always getting that vial stolen from her, you'd think she'd have one hidden as a back up or something, especially after she figures out that she needs it to get through that well. Then again, these shows never have their characters do the obvious(especially in Naruto, do you know how many times I've watched a fight and thought, 'They could have won that easily if they actually acted like ninjas!')