( Most of you can disregard this )

And heeere's the second part. Be sure to read them chronologically!!

For rating and plot summary, read the previous post.

( The Taijya Village, part two )

Here's a little fic that has a very spiritual slant on it. Miroku is the narrator, and it takes place a few years before the formation of the Inu-tachi. It goes a wee bit off canon, such as me playing around with ages and when certain characters meet.

A jaded and somewhat cynical young monk is taken in by a family of taijya who are very strong in ( Read more... )

Rated, erm... let's say PG just for some angsty feelings. This is pretty much how I feel about Kikyou as a person,... er, character. Whatever. If it makes no sense, that's because I wrote it at 3am this morning whilst mourning the downage of LJ. So then, perhaps it could also be the way I feel about LJ. *Shrugs*

Since I don't own Inuyasha, that ( Read more... )

I like angst. A lot. And what better way to portray angst than with our favorite mismatched and yet perfect pairing: Miroku and Sango?

Ever wonder what would happen if Miroku got a peek into Sango's secret thoughts? Well, so did I. However, what happens when he's under the impression that they're not hers? Hehehe... I had far too much fun writing ( Read more... )

This one's name is Japanese for "True." It comes from a pop song by Ryan Cabrera of the same name. It's rated G for absolute fluffiness. Trust me kids, my teeth almost rotted out, it was so sweet. It's an Inuyasha/Kagome pairing, told mostly from Kagome's viewpoint, but also a bit of Inuyasha's.

Since I don't want to get sued, I believe it's my ( Read more... )

The Road goes ever on and on
Down from the door where it began.
Now far ahead the Road has gone,
And I must follow, if I can.

Pursuing it with eager feet,
Until it joins some larger way
Where many paths and errands meet.
And whither then? I cannot say.

-JRR Tolkien

This is the poem that inspired this  fic. For those who don't know, it comes from JRR ( Read more... )

                                                                                      
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