InuYasha Fan Fiction ❯ A Fan in Feudal Era ❯ Chapter 1

Disclaimer: I do not own InuYasha, except for any characters that I create.

 

 

Angela stayed up till 12:30 at night to watch her favorite show, “InuYasha.” She never really knew about anime, until she stayed up one night and happened to cross the show. She became immediately hooked.

 

She bought all of the character plushy, bought both the video games, bought posters, and shirts. Anything you can think of, she has it.

 

Her parents and little brother thought that she was crazy and obsessed too much on an anime. The sad part was that Angela agrees, but she couldn't help it. There was something about the show that made her hooked to it.

 

Was it InuYasha's ears or, the romance between Kagome and InuYasha? Miroku and Sango? Could it be the comedy relief in the toughest situations? Or, was it that she wished that it could be true? Or is it that it would seem cool to travel with the gang and be friends with them? Angela thought that it would be awesome if there were such thing as magic and demons; that you could actually travel back in time to fight against them.

 

Angela sighed. Too bad she doesn't live in Japan. She lives in the Americas. Maybe, when she was older, she could go there. She is a junior in high school.

 

Angela clicked the remote and went to Cartoon Network. She just made it in time! Angela snuggled into her blanket and was comfortable in her pajamas.

 

The girl was laughing when InuYasha was `Sat.'

 

One minute she was laughing, the next was when she saw the characters were looking at her. Angela started to get a bad feeling in her stomach. A light was coming out of the television and straight at her. Angela couldn't scream, couldn't breathe. She was just frozen in her position. Her body couldn't move; even her brain couldn't function.

 

The light surrounded her and she was pulled into the television.

 

“What the hell is going on?” she muttered as she was squinting her eyes, as the lights were too bright for them. She was immediately thrown onto the ground, knocking her unconscious.