InuYasha Fan Fiction ❯ Force of Nature ❯ Chapter 1
[ P - Pre-Teen ]
By: Murasaki-chan 
A little exasperation on Kagome’s part, a little self-revelation on Sesshomaru’s.
Anime/Manga: InuYasha Fan Fiction | Genre(s): Drama | Type: One Shot | Uploaded On: 08.12.2005 | Pages: 1 | Words: 199 | Visits: 532 | Status: Completed
A little exasperation on Kagome’s part, a little self-revelation on Sesshomaru’s.
Anime/Manga: InuYasha Fan Fiction | Genre(s): Drama | Type: One Shot | Uploaded On: 08.12.2005 | Pages: 1 | Words: 199 | Visits: 532 | Status: Completed
Written: 26 March 2005
Posted: 27 March 2005, FF.net, 12 August 2005 MM.org
Category: Drama. A little exasperation on KagomeÕs part, a little self-revelation on SesshomaruÕs.
Disclaimer: The characters and story of InuYasha are the property of Rumiko Takahashi, Viz, et al. Used without permission. This work is for entertainment only, and no profit is intended.
Force of Nature
by Murahsaki-chan
Said the miko to the taiyoukai, ÒI donÕt understand you. One moment, you toss humans aside like dead rice plants, and the next, youÕre being kind to the brother you hate.Ó
Said the taiyoukai to the miko, ÒHave you never seen a flashflood in a mountain stream?
ÒTo the man on the riverbank dying of thirst, it is a blessing. To the one caught in the middle of the riverbed, it is deadly.
ÒYet the river has no malice and hence, no mercy. It simply fulfills its course.Ó
And Sesshomaru flowed on in his course through the world.
Owari
Posted: 27 March 2005, FF.net, 12 August 2005 MM.org
Category: Drama. A little exasperation on KagomeÕs part, a little self-revelation on SesshomaruÕs.
Disclaimer: The characters and story of InuYasha are the property of Rumiko Takahashi, Viz, et al. Used without permission. This work is for entertainment only, and no profit is intended.
Force of Nature
by Murahsaki-chan
Said the miko to the taiyoukai, ÒI donÕt understand you. One moment, you toss humans aside like dead rice plants, and the next, youÕre being kind to the brother you hate.Ó
Said the taiyoukai to the miko, ÒHave you never seen a flashflood in a mountain stream?
ÒTo the man on the riverbank dying of thirst, it is a blessing. To the one caught in the middle of the riverbed, it is deadly.
ÒYet the river has no malice and hence, no mercy. It simply fulfills its course.Ó
And Sesshomaru flowed on in his course through the world.
Owari