Inuyasha: The Ultimate RP

[Ashyr Black]

((huh?))  

[Alrightey]

(Improvise...make up something.)  

[Ashyr Black]

((uh...ok...sorry can't))  

[Alrightey]

(Alright then I'll make something up)

"InuYasha...take me to...my grave site." She was breathing heavily and was losing conciousness fast.  

[Ashyr Black]

InuYasha stared blankly at her and picked her up and ran toward her "grave". "Kikyo...you promised me I wouldn't lose you again"  

[Alrightey]

"You won't InuYasha...but you must hurry." She kept a hand clamped over her shoulder.  

[Ashyr Black]

InuYasha ran faster and stopped at the grave. "Kikyo...what now?"  

[Alrightey]

"Set me down..." Kikyou winced as if she was in pain.  

[Ashyr Black]

InuYasha put her down and watched her cautiously. "...Kikyo..."  

[Alrightey]

With shaky hands she scooped some her grave soil into her hand and pulled down her kimono to expose her shoulder. Pressing the soil to the wound she winced a bit and a light pink light shine from her fingers. She continued this until the wound was healed and she fainted. Her collectors swarmed around her, dropping as many souls as they could produce.  

[Ashyr Black]

InuYasha looked away as the soul collectors swarmed. "let her live" he whispered and looked at the ground.  

[Alrightey]

Over the next 30 min. Kikyou slowly regained conciousness.  

[Ashyr Black]

"Kikyo are you okay?" InuYasha said from beside her as she regained consciousness.  

[Alrightey]

"InuYasha..." Kikyou looked up at him.  

[Aeraya Maximum]

((Mwa ha, I'm back!!))

Back in a secluded part of the forest, Hano tripped and fell. Sesshomaru whirled around. "Hano--"

She picked herself up. "Jeez, Sesshomaru, it's just a scrape." She stared at him. "Wait a minute, did you just start worrying about me?"

"No." He turned away.

"Wait, Sesshomaru. Don't go all cold on me. Not again." He gulped. "Not again. I...I don't know if I can take it. Not again." There was a pleading note in her voice, one he had never heard before. It wrung his heart, but he couldn't let her see that. He couldn't afford a moment's weakness. One could never be certain who was watching.