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myOtaku.com: Lioness Hanyou


Sunday, May 9, 2004

Hey! I finally got a story. Check it out!

The day started like any other day in feudal Japan. Clear skies, no demons in sight, and no villagers were in trouble. At least, that’s what we thought…
We were all walking on some stone path; everyone was well and ready to overcome anything. My name’s Areku, another reincarnation of the dead shrine maiden Kikyo. I am only a human, but while I’m in feudal Japan, I have massive strength, speed, and telekinetic abilities. It doesn’t show back home. I think you know everyone else. Anyway, while we were walking, then we saw a little girl running away from something. I commanded my two huskies that I had brought along with me, Snowstorm and Steele, to scare away what was chasing her. They barked as loud as they could, and it seemed that the demon or whatever was chasing the young villager ran away in fright.
“Are you OK?” I asked her. “What were you running from?” “Thank you for chasing away those bandits,” she said as she was patting Steele’s head, “I am forever grateful. Oh, I forgot. Where are my manners? My name’s Kouyuu. Do you think you all can help me?”
“Those thieves have taken over my village, and have slaughtered anyone that got in their way,” the girl continued, “even my mother and father. The only ones they haven’t killed are the women in the village, and if they find me, I’ll be killed, as well.” She began to cry after that. “It’s all right,” I said to her in a calm voice, “we’ll help you. Inuyasha, Miroku, let’s go.” “Right,” they both said.

I'll type some more later. Ja ne 4 now!
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