Love is Love
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InuYasha › Yaoi - Male/Male › Kouga/InuYasha
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Adult +
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19
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Love Is Love
When Inu Yasha woke up, he found himself in almost the exact same place. There he stood, on a cliff, overlooking an ocean? Was there an ocean before? Inu Yasha shrugged, figuring he only just overlooked t before because it was about a mile down from where he stood.
There was something new, though. Two things new really. The first thing was the hot, hot sand his feet were standing on. It was hot as a desert, but wasn’t there solid ground last time? More importantly, the second and most important new ordeal about this new place…
Where was Kouga?
***
It was windy, warm, and full of grass. ‘A valley?’ Kouga thought. He had long ago woke up to find himself on a cliff, but not the same one as the one before.
“Lunar…” he whispered. He knew she had done something-something with her staff. She took his Inu Yasha away from him, and sent him to another place, or even another dimension for all he knew. So, he just sat there, where the cliff came to a point, staring out into the ocean. After awhile he got up and stretched. “Never been here before. Don’t recognize anything…Or smell anything. Everything smells the same,” he said.
Turning around, he saw how the valley cliff he was in widened as it went. “No use staying here. Inu might be here somewhere. He won’t come looking for me, so I’ll go look for him. He’s probably still sleeping,” Kouga chuckled, beginning to run.
An hour or so passed by, and everywhere he looked-valley. Grass, endless grass. Not one soul anywhere. Not one fly, not one bee, not one bird, not one rabbit, not one human.
Not a thing but grass.
***
Inu Yasha was running franticly. He was searching for anything-shade, water, Kouga.
Everywhere he turned; Sand. He began his trek awhile ago, but didn’t expect endless desert. He did not think the cliff would become so wide, as he went deep inland. It was an island, as he came to that conclusion, and thought it wouldn’t be this wide.
Now he just thought this was hell. No Kouga, no water, endless desert, blazing sun. “Yup…I’m dead. This must be hell,” he concluded.
Inu Yasha ached. With every step he made, pain shot through him. Demon or not, he was about to faint. Slowing to a stop he looked down at his feet. They were burning. ‘I must keep moving…I must.’ he thought. Moving only two steps he collapsed onto the ground, eyes half open.
The thing he saw before fainting was two pairs of white boots running up to him.
***
It was so quiet. Not a sound. Even the wind was quiet. The soundless valley made it hard for Kouga to stay awake. So very hard. “Keep moving…keep moving. Why is it so quiet? Is it because nothing here is alive, but the grass?” he asked himself.
The grass was soft under Kouga’s weary feet. Running for more than an hour has it’s toll, even for one as fast as hi. He couldn’t smell any sign of human or demon activity, also. It was getting on his nerves. Plopping down on the grass he closed his eyes and listened.
Nothing
It was as if he had no ears at all. There was no noise. The only thing he could hear was his own shallow breaths. It scared him, only a bit, that nothing or no one was here. It felt so peaceful, but Kouga wasn’t at peace. He never will be until he finds Inu Yasha.
Standing, he walked along, finding it of no use to run. He had no idea when he first set off that it would get this wide inland. There was no sign of water or any signs of the ocean. He had long ago stopped hearing the waves. Everywhere he turned looked the same. Nothing was different.
With tired eyes, Kouga started to lie down wanting nothing more than to sleep. He didn’t even realize it until he felt grass tickle his cheek that he had lied down. The grass was just so soft. It was nothing like the grass near his cave. It was then he finally heard something-but was far to tired to care and see what it was.
The last thing Kouga saw before falling asleep were two pairs of big black boots stalking towards him.
***
Inu Yasha awoke to find himself feeling a lot better. There was no sun beating down upon him. There was no hot sand that seemed to suck the life out of him with every step. To top it off, sitting on a side table next to the bed he lied in was a pitcher of water and a glass.
It wasn’t until he set the now empty pitcher back on the table that he found everything in the room white. White everything! White walls, white window, white bed covers, white flower, white flower stem, white, white, white!
Inu Yasha got up, finding that his clothes were not his own. They were, his, but they were white. He sniffed them carefully and they had the faint stench of dye. Some one dyed his clothes! “The hell? Why in the-”
Inu stopped short as the door swung open. Two men walked in, both looked completely the same. White short hair, spiked short bangs. Narrow eyes, white as snow. They both wore sleeveless tops and tight, but not to tight pants and regular boots. All white. That wasn’t the scary bit, though. Not by far.
It was then that both men stepped forward revealing two women, they to looking exactly the same. Long white hair, big white eyes, beautiful flowing white summer dresses. All four of them had smiles on there faces, each holding out a plate of food or more water, urging him to eat and drink…that he was welcome to stay here as long as he needed.
Inu Yasha ran out, pushing them all aside. He ran out into the town, where he saw a whole town full of these people. Every man looked exactly the same-every woman the same also. No kids, no animals, just these men and women.
The scariest part of all this was…Even there skin was white as snow.
***
Kouga was going through the same exact thing. Just a little differently. Instead of being all white, these guys were all black- black as the night. The only difference was these guys were trying to kill Kouga.
TBC
Sorry its so short, but it’s an update.
Sorry that it’s been months since my last update. I was stuck. All is good though, so please please review! I’ve already planned out the whole story. During the beginning I just did whatever came to mind, but I actually sat down and thought about it. *Le gaspeth* Yes, yes. I can think.
I planned out the next chapter in my mind already, so it should be up soon. As of now, I know this story will be 25 chapters long. I might add more, but I doubt it. Until then, good-bye.
REVIEW!
Love Is Love
When Inu Yasha woke up, he found himself in almost the exact same place. There he stood, on a cliff, overlooking an ocean? Was there an ocean before? Inu Yasha shrugged, figuring he only just overlooked t before because it was about a mile down from where he stood.
There was something new, though. Two things new really. The first thing was the hot, hot sand his feet were standing on. It was hot as a desert, but wasn’t there solid ground last time? More importantly, the second and most important new ordeal about this new place…
Where was Kouga?
***
It was windy, warm, and full of grass. ‘A valley?’ Kouga thought. He had long ago woke up to find himself on a cliff, but not the same one as the one before.
“Lunar…” he whispered. He knew she had done something-something with her staff. She took his Inu Yasha away from him, and sent him to another place, or even another dimension for all he knew. So, he just sat there, where the cliff came to a point, staring out into the ocean. After awhile he got up and stretched. “Never been here before. Don’t recognize anything…Or smell anything. Everything smells the same,” he said.
Turning around, he saw how the valley cliff he was in widened as it went. “No use staying here. Inu might be here somewhere. He won’t come looking for me, so I’ll go look for him. He’s probably still sleeping,” Kouga chuckled, beginning to run.
An hour or so passed by, and everywhere he looked-valley. Grass, endless grass. Not one soul anywhere. Not one fly, not one bee, not one bird, not one rabbit, not one human.
Not a thing but grass.
***
Inu Yasha was running franticly. He was searching for anything-shade, water, Kouga.
Everywhere he turned; Sand. He began his trek awhile ago, but didn’t expect endless desert. He did not think the cliff would become so wide, as he went deep inland. It was an island, as he came to that conclusion, and thought it wouldn’t be this wide.
Now he just thought this was hell. No Kouga, no water, endless desert, blazing sun. “Yup…I’m dead. This must be hell,” he concluded.
Inu Yasha ached. With every step he made, pain shot through him. Demon or not, he was about to faint. Slowing to a stop he looked down at his feet. They were burning. ‘I must keep moving…I must.’ he thought. Moving only two steps he collapsed onto the ground, eyes half open.
The thing he saw before fainting was two pairs of white boots running up to him.
***
It was so quiet. Not a sound. Even the wind was quiet. The soundless valley made it hard for Kouga to stay awake. So very hard. “Keep moving…keep moving. Why is it so quiet? Is it because nothing here is alive, but the grass?” he asked himself.
The grass was soft under Kouga’s weary feet. Running for more than an hour has it’s toll, even for one as fast as hi. He couldn’t smell any sign of human or demon activity, also. It was getting on his nerves. Plopping down on the grass he closed his eyes and listened.
Nothing
It was as if he had no ears at all. There was no noise. The only thing he could hear was his own shallow breaths. It scared him, only a bit, that nothing or no one was here. It felt so peaceful, but Kouga wasn’t at peace. He never will be until he finds Inu Yasha.
Standing, he walked along, finding it of no use to run. He had no idea when he first set off that it would get this wide inland. There was no sign of water or any signs of the ocean. He had long ago stopped hearing the waves. Everywhere he turned looked the same. Nothing was different.
With tired eyes, Kouga started to lie down wanting nothing more than to sleep. He didn’t even realize it until he felt grass tickle his cheek that he had lied down. The grass was just so soft. It was nothing like the grass near his cave. It was then he finally heard something-but was far to tired to care and see what it was.
The last thing Kouga saw before falling asleep were two pairs of big black boots stalking towards him.
***
Inu Yasha awoke to find himself feeling a lot better. There was no sun beating down upon him. There was no hot sand that seemed to suck the life out of him with every step. To top it off, sitting on a side table next to the bed he lied in was a pitcher of water and a glass.
It wasn’t until he set the now empty pitcher back on the table that he found everything in the room white. White everything! White walls, white window, white bed covers, white flower, white flower stem, white, white, white!
Inu Yasha got up, finding that his clothes were not his own. They were, his, but they were white. He sniffed them carefully and they had the faint stench of dye. Some one dyed his clothes! “The hell? Why in the-”
Inu stopped short as the door swung open. Two men walked in, both looked completely the same. White short hair, spiked short bangs. Narrow eyes, white as snow. They both wore sleeveless tops and tight, but not to tight pants and regular boots. All white. That wasn’t the scary bit, though. Not by far.
It was then that both men stepped forward revealing two women, they to looking exactly the same. Long white hair, big white eyes, beautiful flowing white summer dresses. All four of them had smiles on there faces, each holding out a plate of food or more water, urging him to eat and drink…that he was welcome to stay here as long as he needed.
Inu Yasha ran out, pushing them all aside. He ran out into the town, where he saw a whole town full of these people. Every man looked exactly the same-every woman the same also. No kids, no animals, just these men and women.
The scariest part of all this was…Even there skin was white as snow.
***
Kouga was going through the same exact thing. Just a little differently. Instead of being all white, these guys were all black- black as the night. The only difference was these guys were trying to kill Kouga.
TBC
Sorry its so short, but it’s an update.
Sorry that it’s been months since my last update. I was stuck. All is good though, so please please review! I’ve already planned out the whole story. During the beginning I just did whatever came to mind, but I actually sat down and thought about it. *Le gaspeth* Yes, yes. I can think.
I planned out the next chapter in my mind already, so it should be up soon. As of now, I know this story will be 25 chapters long. I might add more, but I doubt it. Until then, good-bye.
REVIEW!