InuYasha Fan Fiction ❯ Manga Makes The World Go Round ❯ School, Sweet School ( Chapter 1 )
[ P - Pre-Teen ]
By: darkangelprincess24 
Kagome gets to her new home and learns something surprising about a man named Sesshomaru and a woman named Rin.
Anime/Manga: InuYasha Fan Fiction | Genre(s): Comedy / Romance / Drama | Type: Other | Uploaded On: 10.09.2005 | Pages: 2 | Words: 2.1K | Visits: 441 | Status: Work In Progress
Kagome gets to her new home and learns something surprising about a man named Sesshomaru and a woman named Rin.
Anime/Manga: InuYasha Fan Fiction | Genre(s): Comedy / Romance / Drama | Type: Other | Uploaded On: 10.09.2005 | Pages: 2 | Words: 2.1K | Visits: 441 | Status: Work In Progress
Disclaimer: I don’t own Inuyasha…but I want to…really bad.
Manga Makes The World Go Round
By: darkangelprincess24
Chapter One: School, sweet school
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“Okay, mom, you can let me go now!” A young girl of fifteen laughed, trying to pull out of her mother’s death grip. “The train leaves in ten minutes!” She whined.
Mrs. Higurashi reluctantly let go of her daughter, sniffling. Daughter, her Kagome, was going to a high class art academy. Kagome picked up her backpack and slung it over her shoulders.
“Now, Kagome, remember your room number, and don’t forget to pick up your luggage at the school, okay?”
Kagome nodded, rolling her eyes slightly. She had been over this about twenty times this morning. Her little brother, Sota, ran up to her.
“Bye, Sis!”
“Yes, good-bye, Kagome.” Her grandfather said coldly, coming up next to Sota.
Kagome nodded and turned to her mother. “Don’t forget to write.” Her mother whispered, pulling her into a hug. Kagome nodded into her shoulder.
She wrenched out her mother’s grasp and waved good-bye to everyone. “Bye! See you at Christmas!”
The train sounded, signaling that it was almost ready to leave. Kagome stepped up the steps quickly, holding her ticket tightly in her hand. She pushed open two doors and turned to her left, which had stairs going up to a second floor. She walked up, curious. There were more train seats, but almost no one was up there. Kagome shrugged and sat down on a two-seater, looking out the window.
I guess I can use this time to practice. She thought, sighing. She pulled a sketchbook and pencil out of her backpack. What should I draw? She wondered. Kagome pulled out a manga and turned to her favorite scene. She referenced off of it as she drew a girl surrounded by tall trees.
Eyes first…
Then face outline and nose…then mouth…and hair…clothes…
Kagome was so caught up in her drawing, she didn’t notice people piling onto the train, and some climbing up onto the top floor. After revising her drawing a little bit, she held up her sketchbook to her face proudly.
“Looks good.” A voice sounded from the isle. Kagome looked up.
A man about her age stood, studying Kagome’s drawing, then the picture she was referencing off of. He had long silver hair and golden eyes. He had purple lines marked from his ear to his cheekbone on each side of his face. He sat down next to Kagome and took her drawing into his hands, studying it again. He looked up at her.
“Well, the girl is good, but what about the back round from your reference? Where is it?”
Kagome bit her lip. “I…I don’t know how to draw back rounds.”
The man shook his head, looking back at the picture. “No, you know how. You’re just scared it won’t turn out as good as this-” He paused and looked at the cover of her manga. “-Fushigi Yuugi.”
Kagome’s eyebrows drew together. “I’m not scared, I’m just-”
“A perfectionist?” The man finished. He stuck out his hand. “Sesshomaru.”
Kagome took it. “Kagome.”
“So, Kagome, are you going to The Performing Arts Academy?” Sesshomaru asked, cocking his head slightly.
“Um, yes I am. How did you know?” Kagome asked. How did this man know these things?
“You’ll see.” He replied. After seeing Kagome’s eyes widened in fear, he quickly added, “Don’t worry, I’m not stalking you! It’s just…I’m going to be at TPAA also.”
Kagome visibly relaxed and pulled some papers out of her backpack. She studied them and asked Sesshomaru, “Is this where I get my stuff?”
Sesshomaru looked at the map for less then five seconds before saying confidently, “Yes.” Kagome nodded and carefully put the papers into her sweater pocket.
For the next hour, Kagome tried drawing the back round of the same picture. Sesshomaru helped her revise it and make it more detailed. He had to admit, though, she didn’t need much help in details.
The train came to a screeching stop, making Kagome almost fall out of her seat. She would have, too, if Sesshomaru hadn’t put an arm in front of her.
“We’re here.” he said, smiling slightly.
<- -> Listening to music
A fifteen year old boy, sixteen year old girl, and a sixteen year old boy sat in a cafeteria, chatting about what the new students that were certain to arrive that night would be like.
Sango, the sixteen year old girl, bit into her hamburger. The two boys stared at her. There was something…different…then she remembered the burgers tasting like. She stopped chewing and looked at them in angrily.
“What did you guys put in this?!”
The boys tried to hold back their laughter, but eventually ended up cracking up. “Inuyasha! Miroku! You guys are dead!”
Sango stood quickly and started to chase them. They ran out of the cafeteria and she followed quickly. “I am going to kill you!” She screamed.
Soon she had forgotten why she was mad and just was chasing them for fun. They eventually stopped, giggling and laughing. Miroku recovered first and put on a solemn face, trying to hide his laughter. Inuyasha did the same.
“Yeah,” Miroku said, pulling his black hair into a small ponytail, getting ready to run. “That was funny.”
“And,” Inuyasha smirked. His violet eyes gleamed with mischief. His long black hair swayed in the gentle breeze. Miroku’s eyes gleamed in the same way. “You didn’t even see what we did to your room.”
“What?!” Sango said deathly, stepping up to them.
The boys started laughing again. “We-didn’t-do-anything-Sango!” Miroku said through his gasps for breath.
“Ha, ha, very funny you guys.” Sango said sarcastically, walking back to the cafeteria. The two boys looked at each other, then to Sango, and started laughing all over again.
<- -> Riding down the love (love) train
“Wow.”
“Yes, wow.” Sesshomaru said walking off the train and waiting for Kagome. “This-” He made a wide gesture. “-is The Performing Arts Academy.”
They walked silently up to the tall doors. Sesshomaru watched as Kagome awed the school, and her new home.
It was tall and made of stone. There were many buildings, though most could only see some at night. Kagome could make out the signs on the two biggest buildings. “Dormitories.” She whispered.
Kagome followed Sesshomaru into a different building. He walked up to a front desk and smiled politely to the woman behind the desk. The woman wore blue jeans and an orange t-shirt. She had long black hair and brown eyes.
“Hello, Rin.” He said. “How have you been?”
Rin nodded. “Good, and yourself?”
“Could be better, but good.” Kagome watched as Sesshomaru and Rin held each other’s gaze for a little longer before Sesshomaru seemed to snap out a trance and looked down to Kagome.
“Kagome, this is Rin. She’ll be one of your teachers this year. Kagome, Rin. Rin, Kagome.” Kagome smiled at Rin and Rin returned the gesture.
“It’s nice to meet you, Ms. Rin.” Kagome smiled.
Rin waved her hand dismissively. “Don’t call me that, it makes me feel old. Just call me rin, like my students do. And it was nice to meet you, too.”
Kagome nodded. “Um, where do I get my stuff?”
“Oh!” Rin exclaimed. She disappeared for a moment, then came out from behind the desk, dragging two suitcases. “Here you go!”
Sesshomaru took them and started to walk out, smiling back to rin slightly. Once he and Kagome were out of the building, Rin let out a small sigh.
“So…” Kagome said, smiling up at Sesshomaru. “What was that about? Do you like her? Are you going out?”
Sesshomaru kept walking and smiled. “You are too curious for your own good.”
They arrived at one of the dormitory buildings. He set down Kagome’s luggage and took her papers from earlier. He looked at them for a moment, then handed it back to her and picked up her luggage.
“Where are we going?” Kagome asked, following him.
“Your room.” Sesshomaru answered. He looked at the numbers on the different doors. He stopped when he got to a door with the number thirty-six on it. “This is your room.” He explained. “In this school, you have your room, like your old house. It is just a room, bathroom, and a small kitchen. I don’t think you’ll need the kitchen because there is a cafeteria in that building over there.” He pointed to a building across the campus. He looked back at Kagome. “Got it?”
Kagome nodded. Sesshomaru gave her a key. “This is the key to your room. Always keep it with you, and for god’s sake, do not lose this.”
Kagome nodded again and took the key. “Thanks.” She said, smiling. Sesshomaru nodded. “Are you hungry?” Kagome nodded. “Well, dinner’s over by now, so-” He took a packet of ramen out of his coat. “-here. There’s pots and pans in the kitchen. I’ll probably see you tomorrow.”
“Okay…” Kagome nodded for the fourth time in five minutes. She watched as Sesshomaru walked away until he disappeared into a building. She had been excited about coming to a new school, but now…she was a little scared. What if no one liked her? She tried to push the thoughts out of her head.
She took her key and unlocked the door, swinging it open and walking inside with her luggage. It was just like Sesshomaru had described it as. To her left was a small kitchen. It had a small microwave and stove, and a sink. Straight across from the door, a window showed the rest of the campus. All the buildings and trees sat there like a picture. Kagome made a mental note to try to draw the scene.
Under the window was a medium sized bed. It had no covers or pillows on it and Kagome was glad that her mothers over packing finally paid off. She quickly opened one of her suitcases and took out a light green comforter and a few pillows. She set them on the bed, planning to arrange it later. She noticed there was no closet, just a dresser with a small TV on it.
Kagome left her suitcases in the middle of the room and walked into the next small room, which turned out to be a bathroom. It had a small shower that could also be a bath, sink with a mirror above it, and a toilet.
Kagome walked into the kitchen and took out the ramen Sesshomaru had given her. She took out a pot from a drawer and set it on the burners of the stove. She proceeded to make the food, very happy when she got to eat it. Kagome took out a bowl she had packed from home. She sat on her bed and turned on the TV. She ate her ramen and watched Spongebob Squarepants for the next half hour. She washed out her bowl and changed into her pajamas. After that, she arranged her bed and turned off the TV.
Tomorrow she started school. “Cool.” She whispered before falling into dreamland.
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Author’s note: Hello! Another fanfic, another day! I hope you like this! Review please!
Manga Makes The World Go Round
By: darkangelprincess24
Chapter One: School, sweet school
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“Okay, mom, you can let me go now!” A young girl of fifteen laughed, trying to pull out of her mother’s death grip. “The train leaves in ten minutes!” She whined.
Mrs. Higurashi reluctantly let go of her daughter, sniffling. Daughter, her Kagome, was going to a high class art academy. Kagome picked up her backpack and slung it over her shoulders.
“Now, Kagome, remember your room number, and don’t forget to pick up your luggage at the school, okay?”
Kagome nodded, rolling her eyes slightly. She had been over this about twenty times this morning. Her little brother, Sota, ran up to her.
“Bye, Sis!”
“Yes, good-bye, Kagome.” Her grandfather said coldly, coming up next to Sota.
Kagome nodded and turned to her mother. “Don’t forget to write.” Her mother whispered, pulling her into a hug. Kagome nodded into her shoulder.
She wrenched out her mother’s grasp and waved good-bye to everyone. “Bye! See you at Christmas!”
The train sounded, signaling that it was almost ready to leave. Kagome stepped up the steps quickly, holding her ticket tightly in her hand. She pushed open two doors and turned to her left, which had stairs going up to a second floor. She walked up, curious. There were more train seats, but almost no one was up there. Kagome shrugged and sat down on a two-seater, looking out the window.
I guess I can use this time to practice. She thought, sighing. She pulled a sketchbook and pencil out of her backpack. What should I draw? She wondered. Kagome pulled out a manga and turned to her favorite scene. She referenced off of it as she drew a girl surrounded by tall trees.
Eyes first…
Then face outline and nose…then mouth…and hair…clothes…
Kagome was so caught up in her drawing, she didn’t notice people piling onto the train, and some climbing up onto the top floor. After revising her drawing a little bit, she held up her sketchbook to her face proudly.
“Looks good.” A voice sounded from the isle. Kagome looked up.
A man about her age stood, studying Kagome’s drawing, then the picture she was referencing off of. He had long silver hair and golden eyes. He had purple lines marked from his ear to his cheekbone on each side of his face. He sat down next to Kagome and took her drawing into his hands, studying it again. He looked up at her.
“Well, the girl is good, but what about the back round from your reference? Where is it?”
Kagome bit her lip. “I…I don’t know how to draw back rounds.”
The man shook his head, looking back at the picture. “No, you know how. You’re just scared it won’t turn out as good as this-” He paused and looked at the cover of her manga. “-Fushigi Yuugi.”
Kagome’s eyebrows drew together. “I’m not scared, I’m just-”
“A perfectionist?” The man finished. He stuck out his hand. “Sesshomaru.”
Kagome took it. “Kagome.”
“So, Kagome, are you going to The Performing Arts Academy?” Sesshomaru asked, cocking his head slightly.
“Um, yes I am. How did you know?” Kagome asked. How did this man know these things?
“You’ll see.” He replied. After seeing Kagome’s eyes widened in fear, he quickly added, “Don’t worry, I’m not stalking you! It’s just…I’m going to be at TPAA also.”
Kagome visibly relaxed and pulled some papers out of her backpack. She studied them and asked Sesshomaru, “Is this where I get my stuff?”
Sesshomaru looked at the map for less then five seconds before saying confidently, “Yes.” Kagome nodded and carefully put the papers into her sweater pocket.
For the next hour, Kagome tried drawing the back round of the same picture. Sesshomaru helped her revise it and make it more detailed. He had to admit, though, she didn’t need much help in details.
The train came to a screeching stop, making Kagome almost fall out of her seat. She would have, too, if Sesshomaru hadn’t put an arm in front of her.
“We’re here.” he said, smiling slightly.
<- -> Listening to music
A fifteen year old boy, sixteen year old girl, and a sixteen year old boy sat in a cafeteria, chatting about what the new students that were certain to arrive that night would be like.
Sango, the sixteen year old girl, bit into her hamburger. The two boys stared at her. There was something…different…then she remembered the burgers tasting like. She stopped chewing and looked at them in angrily.
“What did you guys put in this?!”
The boys tried to hold back their laughter, but eventually ended up cracking up. “Inuyasha! Miroku! You guys are dead!”
Sango stood quickly and started to chase them. They ran out of the cafeteria and she followed quickly. “I am going to kill you!” She screamed.
Soon she had forgotten why she was mad and just was chasing them for fun. They eventually stopped, giggling and laughing. Miroku recovered first and put on a solemn face, trying to hide his laughter. Inuyasha did the same.
“Yeah,” Miroku said, pulling his black hair into a small ponytail, getting ready to run. “That was funny.”
“And,” Inuyasha smirked. His violet eyes gleamed with mischief. His long black hair swayed in the gentle breeze. Miroku’s eyes gleamed in the same way. “You didn’t even see what we did to your room.”
“What?!” Sango said deathly, stepping up to them.
The boys started laughing again. “We-didn’t-do-anything-Sango!” Miroku said through his gasps for breath.
“Ha, ha, very funny you guys.” Sango said sarcastically, walking back to the cafeteria. The two boys looked at each other, then to Sango, and started laughing all over again.
<- -> Riding down the love (love) train
“Wow.”
“Yes, wow.” Sesshomaru said walking off the train and waiting for Kagome. “This-” He made a wide gesture. “-is The Performing Arts Academy.”
They walked silently up to the tall doors. Sesshomaru watched as Kagome awed the school, and her new home.
It was tall and made of stone. There were many buildings, though most could only see some at night. Kagome could make out the signs on the two biggest buildings. “Dormitories.” She whispered.
Kagome followed Sesshomaru into a different building. He walked up to a front desk and smiled politely to the woman behind the desk. The woman wore blue jeans and an orange t-shirt. She had long black hair and brown eyes.
“Hello, Rin.” He said. “How have you been?”
Rin nodded. “Good, and yourself?”
“Could be better, but good.” Kagome watched as Sesshomaru and Rin held each other’s gaze for a little longer before Sesshomaru seemed to snap out a trance and looked down to Kagome.
“Kagome, this is Rin. She’ll be one of your teachers this year. Kagome, Rin. Rin, Kagome.” Kagome smiled at Rin and Rin returned the gesture.
“It’s nice to meet you, Ms. Rin.” Kagome smiled.
Rin waved her hand dismissively. “Don’t call me that, it makes me feel old. Just call me rin, like my students do. And it was nice to meet you, too.”
Kagome nodded. “Um, where do I get my stuff?”
“Oh!” Rin exclaimed. She disappeared for a moment, then came out from behind the desk, dragging two suitcases. “Here you go!”
Sesshomaru took them and started to walk out, smiling back to rin slightly. Once he and Kagome were out of the building, Rin let out a small sigh.
“So…” Kagome said, smiling up at Sesshomaru. “What was that about? Do you like her? Are you going out?”
Sesshomaru kept walking and smiled. “You are too curious for your own good.”
They arrived at one of the dormitory buildings. He set down Kagome’s luggage and took her papers from earlier. He looked at them for a moment, then handed it back to her and picked up her luggage.
“Where are we going?” Kagome asked, following him.
“Your room.” Sesshomaru answered. He looked at the numbers on the different doors. He stopped when he got to a door with the number thirty-six on it. “This is your room.” He explained. “In this school, you have your room, like your old house. It is just a room, bathroom, and a small kitchen. I don’t think you’ll need the kitchen because there is a cafeteria in that building over there.” He pointed to a building across the campus. He looked back at Kagome. “Got it?”
Kagome nodded. Sesshomaru gave her a key. “This is the key to your room. Always keep it with you, and for god’s sake, do not lose this.”
Kagome nodded again and took the key. “Thanks.” She said, smiling. Sesshomaru nodded. “Are you hungry?” Kagome nodded. “Well, dinner’s over by now, so-” He took a packet of ramen out of his coat. “-here. There’s pots and pans in the kitchen. I’ll probably see you tomorrow.”
“Okay…” Kagome nodded for the fourth time in five minutes. She watched as Sesshomaru walked away until he disappeared into a building. She had been excited about coming to a new school, but now…she was a little scared. What if no one liked her? She tried to push the thoughts out of her head.
She took her key and unlocked the door, swinging it open and walking inside with her luggage. It was just like Sesshomaru had described it as. To her left was a small kitchen. It had a small microwave and stove, and a sink. Straight across from the door, a window showed the rest of the campus. All the buildings and trees sat there like a picture. Kagome made a mental note to try to draw the scene.
Under the window was a medium sized bed. It had no covers or pillows on it and Kagome was glad that her mothers over packing finally paid off. She quickly opened one of her suitcases and took out a light green comforter and a few pillows. She set them on the bed, planning to arrange it later. She noticed there was no closet, just a dresser with a small TV on it.
Kagome left her suitcases in the middle of the room and walked into the next small room, which turned out to be a bathroom. It had a small shower that could also be a bath, sink with a mirror above it, and a toilet.
Kagome walked into the kitchen and took out the ramen Sesshomaru had given her. She took out a pot from a drawer and set it on the burners of the stove. She proceeded to make the food, very happy when she got to eat it. Kagome took out a bowl she had packed from home. She sat on her bed and turned on the TV. She ate her ramen and watched Spongebob Squarepants for the next half hour. She washed out her bowl and changed into her pajamas. After that, she arranged her bed and turned off the TV.
Tomorrow she started school. “Cool.” She whispered before falling into dreamland.
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Author’s note: Hello! Another fanfic, another day! I hope you like this! Review please!