InuYasha Fan Fiction ❯ Ancestry ❯ Ancestry ( One-Shot )

Summary: After Naraku's defeat, Miroku and Sango want to change his castle into a shrine. Fluff ensues, and what's up with the name of the shrine. . . it sounds really familiar, and a line of ancestry is shown. (really sweet) M/S I/Ka

Author's Notes: Well, here I am with another story Laura and I wrote. This is nice, maybe a little pointless, but if you want some sweet-ness, here's the palce!

Disclaimer: We don't own Inuyasha. Must we say this? It's so depressing.

Key: Laura;

Miroku

Kagome

Mama

Souta

Gramps

(She really took a load)

Liz (me);

Sango

Inuyasha

Kaede

Ancestry

This is a beautiful place," he said inspecting Naraku's castle.

"I wouldn't put it past the bastard," said Inuyasha

Miroku smiled. "What, I could live here!"

"Be my guest," Sango replied, looking around the place. "You have great taste, Miroku," she added.

"Well you could live her as well Sango."

Sango smiled. "Sure."

Inuyasha rolled his eyes. Why didn't they just tell each other and suck face already?! (::Giggle::)

"Well since we both have no place to go I mean. Maybe. . .this could be a shrine a place of happiness instead of a place of fear." He like the idea of becoming a Shinto Priest.

"Sure," Sango said again. "That would be nice."

Inuyasha rolled his amber eyes again. "By the gods above." he mumbled.

"Inuyasha!!! That's a great idea Miroku, I live in a Shrine back home," said Kagome.

"You do Kagome?" Sango asked. "Is it fun?"

"It's work. I mean, sweeping and cleaning things like that. And then taking care of the plants watering them all and everything, it's mainly work."

Sango sighed. She knew Miroku wasn't going to do any of that. "Better get started," Inuyasha muttered, looking around the cryptic palace. "I think you guys might want some windows, too."

Kagome looked around. "There's window Inuyasha!"

The hanyou rolled his eyes. "I mean ones not boarded over."

"Well we can take the boards down," said Miroku.

Inuyasha grinned. "I'd be happy to help with that. Tearing things apart is my specialty."

"I think they'd look better intact," Kagome pointed out.

"But it'd be so fun! Hearing the nails groan under the force as a pry them out with my bare hands!" said Inuyasha.

"I could really become a priest and Sango you could be a miko, a Shinto Priestess." he said in a planning voice.

"Don't even think about it Miroku."

"Why not?" Miroku asked.

"Because I will not become a priestess."

"Why it would be perfect."

"Because I'm a demon exterminator, not a religious person."

Miroku's face fell.

Inuyasha was s'til ranting on about tearing things apart with passion.

"Inuyasha all I am saying is keep the window intact!" said Kagome.

Inuyasha sighed as he pulled the boards off with ease. Soon light poured into the large room.

"You can feel free to dream, Miroku," Sango said calmly.

"I guess I just need someone to dream with," he said with a laugh it sounded a bit forced.

Sango rolled her eyes but smiled. "I'll be happy to help you as long as you keep you hands to yourself."

"Of course." He went to inspecting the rest of the castle.

Sango easily helped Inuyasha pry off the rest of the boards. Inuyasha walked back over to Kagome, flexing his muscles. "Who's the strongest demon in all the land?"

"Sesshomaru?" asked Kagome innocently.

Inuyasha squinted his eyes. "Fine. Who's the strongest half-demon?"

"Hmm do I know any half demons? No I don't think so." She acted as if she had no idea what he was hinting at.

Inuyasha playfully pounced on her. "Say it Kagome."

"Say what???"

"Tell me who's the strongest hanyou you know. C'mon, say it."

"Shiori." she said. (Shiori was half bat-demon girl they once came upon on their travels.)

"Kagome. I won't let you up `til you say who you REALLY think is the strongest male half-demon with long silver-white hair, golden eyes and dog ears." He was lightly putting his weight on her, straddling her waist.

"Fine, you, now get off me!" She was laughing. He was so clueless not realizing that she had been teasing him this entire time.

Inuyasha rolled off her. "Thank you. Now say it like you mean it."

"Why does it even matter?" she asked.

"Because it matters to me."

"Why, you just helped destroy Naraku, of course your strong."

"Thank you. Now say I demolished him." Inuyasha was having too much fun for his own good.

"No, there are more important things to do now."

Inuyasha sighed. "Fine, fine." He stood up and brushed out the wrinkles in his clothes.

"We need to go back to my time we can get things for Miroku and Sango to take care of this place."

"And I suppose you want me to carry most of it?"

"I can carry it, but since you so strong and offered you can!" Kagome smiled.

"Hey-- wait! I didn't offer!" But Inuyasha, though he wouldn't admit it, had, in a way, offered.

Miroku looked out the windows it was an amazing place he hoped Sango wouldn't mind living here.

"Isn't it so enchanting?" Sango had appeared next to him. "Who would've thought Naraku could live in a place like this?"

"I must admit it looks better without being surrounded by dark clouds."

Sango snorted. "That really did help when they were gone."

"So what do you want to do here Sango?"

"I don't know, as long as I'm happy."

"Well it is your choice I am sure to be busy."

Sango leaned against him. "We'll be busy together."

"How? Do you now want to be a priestess?" Miroku asked hopefully.

"No, but I'll s'til be by your side. I'll think about the priestess thing, but I can't make any promises."

"You would be lovely priestess, but now I need to make an alter for the fire room."

"Do what you wish."

"Kagome, what all do we need?!" Inuyasha was fearing for his life, Kagome always brought back a lot, and he needed to prepare himself before seeing the great mass she would create.

"Well we could get a broom, priest and priestess robes, watering cans things that are needed for a shrine."

Inuyasha sighed. "Okay, just try not to break my back."

"Oh I'll help to carry things too!"

"Yeah, but I have a feeling I'm going to be carrying most of it."

"No of course not!" she smiled.

Inuyasha shrugged. "Well? Get the stuff already!" Inuyasha was smiling at her.

"Why are you smiling like that?" she asked.

"I don't know. Just like your smile."

"Oh," she said and went down the well.

Inuyasha followed her, the smile never leaving his face.

"Do you think Miroku will get Sango to be a priestess?" Kagome asked.

"Oh, I know he will."

"How, is what I want to know."

"Oh, he'll just keep bugging her and bugging her `til she complies."

"Like he couldn't sweet talk her into it!" said Kagome back in her time.

"Well, he probably could, but Sango wouldn't fall as easy as annoying her would."

"S'til then she'd be happier. Being a priestess isn't easy."

"I wouldn't know," Inuyasha snorted.

"Well of course not, hanyou can't be priests!" retorted Kagome.

"I was more on the line of priestess', but, no they can't be priests either."

"Especially since seals are supposed to stop them." She said slyly.

"Key words there: supposed to. Your grandfather's are nothing but a waste of parchment."

"You said no seal were strong enough to hold you including Miroku's!" Kagome was insulted.

Inuyasha just shrugged. "I don't want to argue with you right now so can you get the supplies?"

"First take it back!" she demanded.

"Sorry."

"I knew it!" She hugged him.

Inuyasha was caught off guard, but cautiously hugged her back.

"Gramps, Mom, Souta I'm back, Inuyasha is with me!"

Inuyasha looked around her house again. So bland.

"Kagome!" said her Grandpa.

"INUYASHA!!!" cried Souta so happy to see him again.

Inuyasha braced himself to be tackled by his one-man fan club.

Souta fell into him. "You're back!"

"Err. . . Yeah. For a couple hours. . ." Inuyasha tried to pry the boy off.

Souta wouldn't let go.

"We are starting a shrine back in the Warring States Era so we deiced to get a few things," explained Kagome

"Ah wonderful!!!" Her grandpa approved.

"Yeah, wonderful." Inuyasha continued pulling at the kid. "I'll make you a deal, you let go and I'll watch a movie with you."

Souta instantly let go. Oh to watch a movie with his hero!

"Sorry Kagome, I'll help you in a few hours or so."

"Yeah sure, that's okay Gramps know exactly what we need."

Inuyasha nodded and let Souta lead him to go watch a movie. "What're we watching?"

"You can pick!" Souta said proudly.

Inuyasha's eyes went wide at the large selection. He went for one that seemed kind of cool, Castle in the Sky. "This." he said pointing. "Okay!" Souta popped in the VCR and was so proud to be sitting next to a hero like Inuyasha.

Meanwhile, back in the Warring States Era Miroku finished the alter for the fire room. "This will be great for meditation!"

Sango was sweeping around the main hall. This place was huge.

"Sango you're cleaning this entire place???" Miroku was shocked.

"Trying to, anyway." He obviously had no time to pick up a rag and dust.

"Well you could become a priestess," he said.

Sango rolled her eyes. "Keep trying Miroku."

"Anyway I have to go get tools to fix the steps, roof and other parts of the castle damaged in the battle."

"Okay, don't hurt yourself," Sango said jokingly, winking at him.

"If you hear a thud don't worry it's only me falling off the roof." Miroku laughed.

"All right, I won't call any healers then." She smiled playfully at him and went back to cleaning.

Sango would make a great priestess, why can't she see it? Miroku thought to himself.

Sango shook her head. That monk would keep nagging at her `til she became a priestess, she knew it.

The plants outside Naraku's castle were tuning brown. Miroku noticed perhaps he could watch Sango water them. . .

Sango decided she cleaned everything within her reach, so she gabbed a wooden bucket and preceded to go water all those dying plants.

Miroku stopped patching the roof so he could just watch her.

Sango filled up the bucket and walked around to find the plants in the most need, which happened to be right in front of Miroku. She bent over at the waist and watered the plants, unaware of the attention she was getting.

Miroku nearly lost footing by not paying attention but what he most wanted to see was her face.

Sango walked around, watering all the plants, and ended up right in front of Miroku, on the other side of where she'd started. She smiled at Miroku and gave him a little wave before leaning over and watering the rest.

Miroku blushed. But he started patching the roof and steps; and now he and Sango could maybe spend a little time together as it was now sunset.

"This place really cleans up nice, Miroku," Sango exclaimed as she looked around from her position seated next to him.

"Yes I wonder if I do." he laughed.

"I'm sure you do."

"You are always beautiful."

"You are always complimenting." She smiled when he'd called her beautiful. "And you're handsome, too."

"Handsome, like a priest. Do you really think I can pull this off Sango?"

"I know so."

"Even without a priestess?" he asked.

"Who says you don't have a priestess?"

"You don't want to be one and don't think Kagome would."

Sango frowned. "I'm trying to say I'll be your priestess you baka." (Notice the I'll be YOUR priestess. ::smiles::)

"Oh I know you'll be a great one, you are so good with all people Sango!" Miroku had a huge smile on his face.

Sango smiled and hugged him. "You're too nice for your own good, Miroku."

"I am? How?"

"You're sweet, charming, . . . irresistible. . ."

"If you want I can go back to my lecherous self," he suggested.

"Do as you please Miroku." Sango whispered into his ear before capturing his lips in a passionate kiss.

Miroku grabbed the small of her back with his left hand undid her hair with his right hand and ran his hand though it. His right hand, now free of his kazaana, moved so freely.

Sango wrapped her arms around his strong neck. "I love you, Miroku." Sango murmured against his lips.

"Sango you are a goddess divine, the goddess of beauty and love, and the woman I love."

"Oh, Miroku, you speak too many words, and don't kiss enough."

"I am sorry my dear Kishijote." He kissed her. (Kishijote: Japanese goddess of beauty?)

Sango kissed him back, all-too-happy with her newly announced love.

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Inuyasha's ear was twitching and he sniffed. Then he cried out, "Kiss already!" at the TV.

"Do you like my sister?" Souta suddenly asked.

"Huh?" Inuyasha sniffed again and turned to the boy seated next to him.

"Do you like my sister, you know Kagome?"

Inuyasha huffed. "Why should I tell you?"

"Because I know something about her you don't," he said.

"And that is. . .?"

"Can't yell you unless you answer my question."

"Playing hard ball, eh? Well," Inuyasha looked around, "Fine I do like her, now tell me."

"I'm not sure but I think she likes you too, Every time she came home she talked about you."

Inuyasha grinned. "I'll be back, kid. Call me if they kiss." With that, he went to find Kagome.

"Thanks gramps this is going to be really helpful!" said Kagome packing her backpack.

"Oh Kagggooommmeee. I know something you do-- okay, well, you know, but you don't know I know."

"Inuyasha, we'll have to spend tonight here," said Kagome not really paying attention.

Inuyasha's eyebrows shot up. "I won't mind that."

"Kagome, Inuyasha, Souta, Dad, dinners ready!" called Kagome's mom.

"Dinner? What are we having?"

"Soup, and I made some ramen noodles Kagome told me how much you like them!" Her mother smiled.

"Oh, thanks!" Inuyasha sat down at the table and started playing with the soup, swirling it around, moving bits and pieces around. "Hey, Kagome?" Inuyasha had leaned over to her and whispered in her ear. "I think my soup's trying to tell me something." Inuyasha pointed to the bowl.

Kagome looked at it. "Where?" she asked.

Inuyasha had eaten all the bits until it spelled out "Inu luvs Kagome" Okay, so he couldn't really spell love, he tried his hardest with the damn American food. (Alphabet soup. ::sweat drop:: They don't have it in Japan and I needed a sweet, cheesy way for him to say it.)

"Inuyasha. . ." Kagome blushed.

Inuyasha turned to her, smiling.

"I agree with your soup," she smiled

"What about this?" He moved Inu and Kagome around so it now read "Kagome luvs Inu". (Okay, now it's just getting sad.)

"Yep! That too." She smiled.

Inuyasha smiled and placed a small kiss on her cheek. It's not like he was going to go into a full-on make-out scene in front of her family!

"I knew this would happen," said gramps as he shook his head.

Inuyasha rolled his eyes at the geezer. "You have a problem with me, old man?!"

Gramps glared at him.

"Inuyasha, Gramps, stop. Inuyasha is a good hanyou he saved me many times, he likes humans, Gramps," said Kagome.

"Most humans." Inuyasha muttered before stuffing his face full of ramen.

"Inuyasha!" said Kagome.

Gramps mumbled.

Inuyasha continued to ignore her. "Thanks for the good food Higurashi-san."

"Your welcome anytime Inuyasha," she said.

Inuyasha smiled, then turned to Kagome and whispered in her ear, "I like your cooking better," so only she could hear.

Kagome smiled "I learned it all from her," she whispered back. Inuyasha got to finally sleep in a real bed that night. Kagome slept in her bed this was the only luxury she really missed about her time. Inuyasha had only slept in a "real bed" once before, and it was heaven. Now, here he was again in a real bed, enjoying ever minute of it.

The next morning came early for Miroku he had lit a roaring fire in the fire room he was meditating, and Sango couldn't find him.

Sango was slowly walking around the entire house. Not a trace of him anywhere. She'd searched high and low through to whole place. She knew where he probably was, but if he was there, she didn't want to disturb him.

"Rin, Hyou, Tou, Sha, Kai, Chin, Retsu, Zai, Zen!" said Miroku.

Sango plopped down in what looked to be the kitchen.

It had bit of food but nothing fresh, though the orchard out back had many trees.

Sango, reluctantly, stood up to make some food. No, rephrase that, go out in search of food because Naraku didn't eat. . . normal, people food.

"Sango???" called Miroku, coming out of his meditation.

"Hmm?"

Miroku had come to a perfect conclusion for the name of the shrine.

"What is it, Miroku. . . honey?" Sango added the "honey" for effect. "Ah Kishijote!!! I have a name for our shrine, but I will change it if you don't like it."

"What is it, ai?" (Ai: Love.)

Miroku looked at Sango waiting for her to say something.

"Well? Don't make me ask you again, what is it?"

"Oh the Higurashi Shrine. Higurashi because of the time it was finished. You look different." He noticed Sango's hair was up with chopsticks, and she was wearing a kimono. (I believe in English dub, they call it the Sunset Shrine, but Higurashi means sunset, just so you know. ^_^;;.)

"Oh, do I look bad?" Sango looked herself up and down. "Anyway, I think that's a wonderful name, Miroku!"

"No I just never saw you so formal."

"Oh, I just thought I'd try something different."

"Can I help you?" he asked.

"With what?"

"What are you doing."

"Oh, I'm just going to go look for some food, you're welcome to join me."

"I'd be happy to carry the basket for you if you pick the fruit," Miroku offered.

"Okay. Deal." Sango handed him the basket. "Where to look? Where to look. . ."

"Over there look apples, pears, and peaches! I haven't seen this kind of fruit in a long time!"

"Wow. . ." Sango ran over and grabbed an apple. "They're so ripe!"

"Well let's put it in the basket!" Miroku said.

Sango started throwing the fruit into the basket, but not hard enough to bruise them. "This is great!" Sango laughed. She had picked half of the apples off the tree and moved onto peaches.

However Miroku was eating practically everything Sango picked, but unfortunately, she never looked back to notice.

"Hey, Miroku? How many do we have?!"

"Umm plenty," he replied.

"How much is plenty?" Sango's hand froze.

"About 30," he said.

"Oh, okay." Sango started to pick the fruits again. "There, that should be enough."

When they got back to the castle the basket was empty.

"Miroku? Where's our food?"

Miroku turned red with embarrassment.

"You ate them?"

"I like fruit Sango," he said as if he only had 2 pieces.

"I'll give you fruit!" Sango exclaimed, making a cracking noise with her knuckles.

Miroku got redder. "I was really hungry," he said.

"Really, REALLY hungry." Sango rolled her eyes and took the basket to pick some more fruit.

Miroku followed her like a loyal puppy, "I'll pick the fruit and you hold the basket!" he said.

"Like heck!" Sango laughed over her shoulder. "There won't be any fruit to put in the basket!"

"I promise this way you can watch me!" he offered.

"Fine, fine."

Miroku wanted to spend all his time with Sango.

"Start picking fruit, man."

Miroku didn't eat a single piece, and was a very efficient worker.

Meanwhile, Kagome said goodbye and went down the well.

Sango only ate ONE-- okay, maybe two-- three! That's right three peaches. And five apples and four pears.

Inuyasha followed Kagome out to the well.

"Sango and Miroku could use animals, too bad we can't get them any," sighed Kagome.

"Why not?"

"We'd need money Inuyasha and there aren't nearly as many evil demons around since we defeated Naraku and retrieved the jewel shards."

"Well, how can we GET money?"

"That's it, I don't know! Plus they only need a few chickens and a cow, for eggs and milk, everything else they can get."

"Well, we can't really fit a cow through the well. . ."

"My shrine doesn't even have a cow!" said Kagome. "We buy milk and eggs at the store like most people!"

"I'm sure we can find a cow or two in a near-by village."

"But we should do something to earn it no one will give us a cow. Perhaps we should ask Kaede-sama get some advice," suggested Kagome.

"That'll work."

"Well let's head there before we go see Miroku and Sango." Kagome and Inuyasha made it to Kaede's village by noon.

Inuyasha looked around. "There's some cows over there," he said, indicating cows in a pasture.

"Kaede-sama!!!" called Kagome.

Kaede walked over of her hut. "Aye, child. What ye be needin'?"

"Well you remember Miroku and Sango right? They are opening a shrine at Naraku's ex-castle and I got them some supplies, but the need some animals like a cow and some chickens for milk and eggs, also they may need some seeds for vegetables," Kagome explained. "I just don't know how we could get them."

"Well, could Miroku not scam someone out of them again?" Kaede wasn't actually suggesting this, but Miroku scammed enough people she thought she could at least make a joke out of it. Be that it wasn't a very good one. I'll shut up now. (Sorry, ranted on a little there.)

"Miroku wants to be a priest now." Kagome giggled. "I think he couldn't scam anyone!"

"Aye. Well, I think I may be able to help ye out. The village has plenty of cows and chickens, I'm sure they wouldn't mind helping ye out."

"Thank you Kaede!" Kagome hugged her. Soon she, Inuyasha, three chickens, and a cow were on their way to Naraku's former castle.

"Isn't this great Inuyasha!" said Kagome as the chicken flapped in her arms making feathers go every where.

Inuyasha was trying to pull the cow along. "You stubborn son of a--" at that moment the cow started to move again. "Yeah, great."

The chickens Kagome was holding we perfectly calm. An hour later they made it to the castle "Miroku, Sango were back!!!!"

Sango walked out and saw the two. "Oh, wow! Where'd you get these?!" Then she looked to Inuyasha. "He didn't steal them, did he?"

"Feh, course not!"

"Kaede's village donated them to you and Miroku." Kagome laughed.

"Oh, welcome back." Miroku smiled. "Where did these animals come from? Inuyasha did you protect a village from a dark cloud?" asked Miroku.

Inuyasha rolled his eyes. "There were given to you by Kaede's village, not conned."

"Well we have some fruit now if you're hungry," Miroku offered and he took the frightened chicken from Inuyasha that calmed down instantly as he held it.

"Just give me food."

Sango laughed and rolled her eyes and threw Kagome and Inuyasha an apple.

The chickens and cow were put away quickly.

"I have a lot of things I brought for you," said Kagome.

"Oh, thank you Kagome! That's very nice of you." Sango looked to Miroku.

"I brought priest and priestess robes, some talismans, a watering can a metal bucket, a pot for boiling, let's see, ah, vegetable seeds, ramen-Inuyasha don't touch it-and some medicines!" said Kagome.

"Ramen? Oh, c'mon! Just a little bite!"

"It's for them Inuyasha!!! Plus it's not even cooked!" reprimanded Kagome.

"You could always cook it. . ." Inuyasha sighed. He wasn't going to win.

"Thanks again, Kagome, you didn't have to get us all this stuff, though I'm happy you did," Sango added as she shifted through the many items and came across a big box of stuff. Wow, Inuyasha won't be happy when he sees this all ramen.

"My grandfather said you need it all, by the way you aren't just going to call this the shrine are you, does it have a name yet?" Kagome asked.

"Oh, yeah, Miroku thought of it, it's really good! Tell them Miroku."

"Well after we fixed everything cleaned it and made the fire room it was nightfall so we named it the Higurashi Shrine," said Miroku proudly.

Kagome moved her mouth she was dumbstruck, there was nothing she could say and her face showed it.

"Kagome? Do you not like it? I like it," asked Miroku.

Inuyasha, also knowing Kagome's last name, let his jaw drop.

"I. . .I. ." She was in disbelief.

"Kagome? Are you alright? Are you sick?"

She shook her head no, and was hoping Inuyasha would do something she was still in shock!

"Um, Miroku?" Inuyasha started, "Do you know Higurashi is Kagome's last name?"

"That a coincidence," he replied not making the connection.

"NO! I live at the Higurashi Shrine in my time!" explained Kagome.

Sango's eyes went side to side then she looked to Miroku for an explanation.

"Perhaps we should change it if that going to be your shrine Kagome," said Miroku.

Inuyasha was rolling on the ground laughing.

"I don't think the name is the problem," she said.

"Then what's the problem?" Sango asked.

"Think about it Sango if I live at this shrine in my time and you live her now. . ," said Kagome.

Sango looked to Miroku. "You mean I'm gonna have his kids?" Sango, for once being selfish, passed up the fact that Kagome was her great-great-great so on and so forth granddaughter

"It's possible," said Miroku.

Sango turned back to Kagome. "Scary thought. . ..well. . . not that scary as of the fact I love him, but the fact I'm standing right in front of a heir to my fortune!"
Inuyasha HAD to ask, "What fortune?"

Sango rolled her eyes. "Why, my good looks, of course!"

"She is Kishijote," said Miroku.

Inuyasha sighed. "Kagome, you alright? You haven't talked in a while, that's very unusual of you. . ."

"I just can't believe I'm looking at my ancestors, Miroku, Sango." She smiled.

Miroku smiled at her in more of a fatherly way.

Inuyasha broke down into a fit of laughter. In between fits of laughter he managed to say, "Miroku, you dog! You groped her!" then preceded to laugh hysterically.

Kagome hugged Sango and Miroku.

"We have been though so much and never knew." He laughed.

Inuyasha was still laughing. . .

"Inuyasha pipe down!" said Kagome.

Inuyasha stopped and stood up, brushing the invisible dust from his haori.

"I can't believe it! I helped start my family's home!"

"You are way too perky," Inuyasha said.

Miroku hit Inuyasha over the head with his staff. "So what will the both of you do now?"

"What do you mean?"

"Well we have the Shikon Jewel and Naraku is beaten." Miroku pointed out.

Inuyasha shrugged. "I don't know. Kagome has the jewel."

"Well Inuyasha?" Kagome asked,

"What?! Why's everyone asking ME?! I was the psychotic one who wanted to become full demon! Leave me outta this!"

"We know," said Miroku

"Do you still want that?" asked Kagome.

"Not. . . really. . ."

"Then what are we going to do with the jewel?"

"I don't know," said Sango.
"I REALLY don't know," added Inuyasha.

"We can't let anything happen to it this time," Kagome said.

"I know, just don't expect me to come up with any brilliant plans."

"It seems so small now doesn't it?" asked Miroku.

"Kinda." Sango nodded. "Yeah."

"I mean look at it so many people, hanyou, and youkai died for that. A small stone, so small," said Miroku.

"We get it Miroku, now shut up and come up with an idea."

"I have everything I want, but we cannot wish that Naraku never existed," he said.

"Hmm. . ." Sango had no idea.

"Actually we should wish Naraku was never created!" said Kagome.

"But then all the bad demons we killed in pursuit of the jewel and to kill Naraku would poof back into existence," Inuyasha added intelligently.

"That's not the biggest problem, we would never meet."

"Very true. How about all the BAD things that happened `cause of him?"

"Those we could erase form history," offered Kagome.

"This is so confusing," Inuyasha whined.

"Well we could always make Sesshomaru a hanyou!" said Miroku.

Inuyasha grinned. "Can we?"

"It is a possibility, anything is," Miroku mentioned.

"Kagome? Please? Oh, better. Human."

"No, we only get one wish!" she said

"But devastating Sesshomaru would be SOOO fun!"

"And so would ending world hunger!"

"But that would be oh my heart feels so nice! fun, making Sesshomaru a hanyou or human would be HAHAHAHA fun! Take that for all the years of torment, fun."

"Perhaps we should just whish the jewel into non-existence, or back into your body Kagome, that would be the best place for it," said Miroku.

"But that's NO fun!"

"In my body again???" she asked.

"You will continue to go back and see your family and see us as well," Miroku said. "Plus no evil demons will get to it! Don't you agree Sango?"

"I agree, defiantly."

Inuyasha was busy pouting over not being able to see his brother in a hanyou.

"I wish this jewel was inside me once again," said Kagome. The jewel glowed once again and took its place inside her and she fainted.

Sango ran to Kagome's side and helped her up. Inuyasha, being the stubborn dog he is, continued pouting but kept his eyes on Kagome incase something happened.

Kagome looked in pain even though she was unconscious.

Inuyasha stopped pouting and went over to Kagome. "Hey? Hey, Kagome? Can you hear me?"

Her eyes slowly opened "Inuyasha, your real??? It hasn't been a dream." She smiled.

"No, of course not? How could I be a dream?"

"It's just that the jewel confused me."

"Oh." Inuyasha said so intelligently.

"So everything is finally perfect, if Sango will be my wife and priestess," said Miroku.

Sango smiled. "Do you even have to ask?"

"Well say yes," he said.

"Yes."

Miroku changed into his robes and Sango into hers they looked perfect together. Kagome held Inuyasha's hand she didn't see anything wrong with stay with them for a while.

"You look. . . great?" Inuyasha wasn't used to giving compliments.

"Thank you Inuyasha." Miroku bowed.

"Er. . . you're welcome." Then Inuyasha leaned over to Kagome and whispered, "I said the right thing, didn't I?" Kagome nodded.

Sango beamed. She felt so clean in theses robes.

Kagome nodded. "You two will be great at this!"

"Thank you Kagome!"

"Perhaps we should go," she said.

"We would like to have you with us Kagome," smiled Miroku.

"I'd be happy to stay," Inuyasha said. "Wherever Kagome is, I am."

"Then please stay with us. We can even have Shippo with us, he is still with Kaede," said Miroku.

Inuyasha's eyes went wide and he shook his head furiously. "Not Shippo."

"Oh Inuyasha this place is huge you'll never run into him!" Kagome laughed.

"He's loud enough, I'll be able to hear him."

"Inuyasha!" said Kagome in her `there-is-no-way-you'll-win-this-one voice'.

Inuyasha sighed. "This is one of those `Damned if I do, Damned if I don't' situations, isn't it?"

"Looks like.," said Sango.

"We can go get Shippo tomorrow," said Kagome.

What. Hell.

The End