Next chapter nothing special to talk about so Read and review y'all know the routine.
Sesshoumaru had been traveling for a few weeks and he was rather enjoying the freedom. He kept his distance from villages in case they decided to get bold. He also kept out of sight in case slayers were around. He didn't mind a fight every now and then but slayers were tricky as they was trained to fight beings like him.
He enjoying the setting sun as he walked through a large meadow. He stopped and closed his eyes taking a deep breath before scrunching his nose. Turning his gaze south he saw dark storm clouds coming in. He looked about to find a place to keep dry. He stepped out of the field and found a massive tree with a massive hallow in it. He sighed looking around before sliding in to the hollow to relax for the night. He sat down and relaxed leaning back on the wood of the tree. No sooner did he relax did hear the first drops of rain.
He frowned glanced out to watch as the rain came down. When the rain finally picked up to a down pour he sighed knowing he was not going to be leaving any time soon. He frowned, looking out and up to the sky through the trees. It was going to be a long night for him. As he sat in the hollow he remembered old stories his father told him for bed, this brought a smile to his lips.
"All stories have some base of truth and father spoke like they were true." He hummed to himself as the first strike of lightening cracked through the sky. He smirked and looked out once more then back to the black clouds. The lightening cracked again and he swore he saw a serpentine like creature in the sky.
He frowned as he narrowed his eyes and expanded his aura and he felt another presence in the sky. He slipped from the hollow looking up. The lightening struck and he actually saw the silhouette of a large serpent in the sky. He went wide eyed as the creature no dragon broke through the clouds. He stepped away from the clearing he was near as the dragon dropped in to the clearing.
The dragon landed on the ground with a heavy thud. Hits scales were green and the tips flickered blue. Its eyes were gold and had a mane of red and its body had to be about 100 feet long as it looked around hissing. It let out a loud roar and was quickly greeted by smaller dragons each at most ten feet in length. A last one finally landed it was tiny compared to the rest.
The last was the size of Golden Lab. Aside from its size the other thing that made it different was it had two heads. Its scales were all different shades of green, with a yellow plated underbelly. It had bright yellow eyes and deep green main to match it's body. Sesshoumaru watch the little one and knelt down behind the tree to watch the large dragon and its young.
The dragon looked around and tilted it's head back shooting a bolt of electricity to the sky. Sesshoumaru watched in aw before moving out from behind the tree a bit. The dragon turned his gaze to him and hissed. It growled and the young took flight to the sky quickly leaving the little one in their dust. The large dragon hissed at Sesshoumaru again before taking off to the sky. In the process it knocked the little one from the sky and never even looked back as its tail whipped the little one away.
The little two headed dragon fell back to the meadow letting out two different yelps as it hit the ground. Sesshoumaru watched in shock at what happened, a parent leaving its child behind. He walked over slowly to where the little one landed. It tried to get up and cried out falling back to the ground. Sesshoumaru moved closer and reached out to it only to have it snap and bite at him.
"Hey hey sshh. I just wanna help." His voice was soft and calm as he sat knelt in the rain with the little dragon.
He tried a couple times only to have one dragon head snap and the other whimper away till he finally got impatient. He growled and nearly tackled the dragon to the ground, pinning the snapping head and grabbed their injure leg, pulling it out to reset it. The dragon gave out two screeches while Sesshoumaru knelt on it to hold it down while he fixed the break. He finished as quickly as he could and moved back away from the duel headed dragon pup, as he was going to call it.
"There you damn ungrateful creature maybe you will live for a few days more. Hope you can hunt." He grumbled and moved away from the Dragon and walked out of the meadow.
The dragon head one hissed and stumbled back to three of its feet. Sesshoumaru glanced back and narrowed his eyes. The dragon head two lowered his head in intimidation as it watched him. Soon the two heads looked to each other then started to snap at each other. They each had a different personality as he was finding out. Soon they both calmed and looked to him yipping and whining both nipping his pant legs.
"What? You hungry? I have no food, now let go." he pulled his legs away and went back to his tree. He was soaked through from standing in the rain.
He stepped back in to his hollow and sat down wringing his clothes out and was joined by the dragon soon after the two heads looked to him and shook the water off quickly before sitting, its bad leg up slightly. Sesshoumaru growled as he was now wet again. He looked to the dragon and growled. It lowered its heads again giving a whimper.
'That won't work on me." He moved to lay down and relax as he closed his eyes. "Already going to freeze for going out there. Now Shoo."
The little dragon moved closer to him and even curled up nudging him softly. He got a growl in response. The little dragon curled up I behind Sesshoumaru and closed it's eyes. Sesshoumaru glanced back and narrowed his eyes before shaking his head and ignoring it then trying to rest again. He slowly fell asleep with the heat of the dragon behind him keeping him warm.
In the morning Sesshoumaru woke alone and the rain had stopped. He got up and went outside and narrowed his eyes to the light. It was a cool morning and he stretched his stiff muscles out. He looked about mildly curious as to where the dragon disappeared to but ignore it as he had to find food first. He walked in to the meadow and was quickly greeted by the small dragon dragging a deer. Sesshoumaru walked over to the young dragon and raised a brow one pulling the other keeping direction.
"You work well together, yet you both have different personalities." He knelt down and put his hand out to them. The head dropped the deer and nuzzled to his hand. "Hmmm."
The second bit his arm and growled. Sesshoumaru looked back and growled back at him. The second back down letting him go cowering back slightly. He then reached his other hand over and patted it's head. It cooed softly and nuzzled back in to his hand. He looked to the deer and then back to them.
"You brought a deer but did not eat any yourself." He stepped over and grabbed it.
He ripped the two back legs off and tossed it down to the two head waiting and watching. They both dove on to the legs eating them like wild animal. He chuckled and shook his head as he sat down and started to eat himself. He dove his own fangs in to the deer's bloody flesh enjoying the taste of a fresh kill, even if he didn't do it. He looked back over to the two headed dragon and thought a bit. He reached over and patted the heads once more.
"Are you going to stick around? He questioned them getting a chirp from one head and a snort from the other. "Well you are not going any where for a while with that leg." He patted their back. "Call you Sanji" He smirked before he got two sets of growls. "You do not like that name?" They narrowed their eyes. "You each want your own name or something?" The looked to him whining and then yipped. "Okay, fine, fine. Ah and Un. Ah-un. Each get your own name and they are together as well. Ah-un." They looked to him and yipped happily as he smiled patting their back. He had picked up a traveling companion till it was healed and able to travel off alone.
A few years of travel later Sesshoumaru was still traveling with now a much larger two headed dragon, about the size of a battle horse. It was dressed with a saddle and reins. Sesshoumaru sat lazily on its back dozing softly in the warm summer air as they traveled to their next unknown location.