InuYasha Fan Fiction ❯ The Return of the Ice Queen ❯ Chapter 2 ( Chapter 1 )

Meanwhile in the feudal era…. “Miroku can you put the twins to bed.” A woman had called to her husband. “Yes Sango.” Miroku gathered his little ones and shooed them to bed. “Papa read to us please?” a little boy asked. “Yea papa, tell us a bedtime story. Please papa please??? Asked a little girl. Miroku smiled at his children. “Alright, but once the story is over its bedtime.” “Hooray.” The twins squealed with joy. Sango was clean up the dinner dishes with Shippou. As she clean she had though of her friend Kagome. She had a sad look on her face. Shippou who had grown up over the eleven years, walked up to his friend. “Sango are you alright, you look awful unhappy about something.” “Yes what seems to be troubling you honey.” Miroku asked as he came into the room. “Oh I wish Kagome was here.” Sango said. Her eyes began to fill up tears. Miroku went over to comfort his wife. “I just wish Kagome hadn't left us.” Sango cried hard in Miroku arms. “I know what you mean. I miss her as well.” Miroku said to clam her down. “Yea, if it was for that stupid dog Inuyasha, Kagome would have never left us.” Shippou growled. “Yes I do agree.” Miroku said. “Inuyasha must have done something terrible for Kagome to leave and never come back.”

Shippou walked to the window and looked at the night sky. “Kagome were ever you please come back to us.” He whispered. Not to far away a certain dog demon sat in his favorite tree. He had grown older and was very depressed. “Why, why did I have to drive you away like that? Why did I make love to Kikyou and not you Kagome?” Flashback… Inuyasha continually called for Kagome to come back. “Please Kagome…don't leave me.” He began to cry. “Please don't leave me like this…I love you. He sat on the ground and cried into his knees. A hand was put onto his shoulders. “Inuyasha my love why are you out here alone.” A cold voice said. Inuyasha growled in response. “Get your dead hands off of me bitch.” Kikyou backed up confused. Inuyasha stood up and looked at Kikyou. “Kagome is gone because of you.” He said with anger. Kikyou smiled. “So that's why your so upset because my reincarnation as gone home.” Inuyasha growled at her. “She left because she saw you making love to me and not her.” Kikyou laughed. “She ran home because you choose me to be your mate instead of her.” She stopped laughing when she heard a loud growled. She gasped when she saw a red eyed dog demon in front of her.

“Bitch, I didn't choose you I chose Kagome to be my mate.” His claws grew longer and his fangs as well. “I wanted to make love to her and not you.” Kikyou smirked. “If you wanted too then why did you make love to me?” She asked “Because I thought I was making love with Kagome, and then I realized it was you, and I made the biggest mistake ever.” He stepped forward. “Now I'm gonna kill that mistake.” Kikyou took a step back and drew her bow and arrow. “Foolish Inuyasha, you have no one to blame but yourself. You could have stopped making love to me but you didn't, you continued.” Inuyasha stopped in his tracks. “You didn't stop to think about her did you? All you could think about was mating with me and only me.” Inuyasha's hair covered his eyes in shame. “She right, I have no one to blame but myself. I could have turned Kikyou away and went to Kagome but I didn't. I continued mating with Kikyou.” He thought. “So Inuyasha, what will you do now. The girl has sealed the well and you can't go to her anymore. You have no choice but to come with me in hell.” She said. The anger in Inuyasha rose to a high point. “NO I WILL NEVER GO WITH YOU TO HELL. I WILL KILL YOU FOR LETTING ME BETRAY MY MATE.” He yelled. Inuyasha charged at Kikyou and killed her quickly…end of flash back. “I killed Kikyou and sent her to hell where she belongs.” Inuyasha jumped down from his tree and walked towards Kaede's village. “I've haven't been there for five years.” As Inuyasha walked and thought of his lost love. “Kagome where ever you are please please come back to me. I still love you and always will.”