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The Subservient Princess	By : AmberDDawn Category: InuYasha > Het - Male/Female Views: 3534 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Here is the squeal to Poor Jaken.
Disclaimer: I do not own InuYasha. InuYasha was created by Rumiko Takahashi. I make no profit from writing this story.

The Subservient Princess
Chapter 5: The Lecherous Monk

Dawn broke and the forest was alight with life once again. Ren shivered in her sleep. Her hot breaths turned to vapor in the chill of the morning. Then she bolted up from the tree roots. Her Kimono had become entangled in them and seemed to be caught. She dropped her knapsack on the ground and began to disentangle the ruined fabric. She really didn't want to have to ruin another one so soon. She had actually hoped to sell some of them to help get her further from home.
She didn't feel the eyes on her dark skin. Eyes traced the contours of her long, mostly bare legs and slender delicate arms. A snapping twig soon alerted her to her company.
Ren released the fabric and scrambled for her other things suddenly the muddy silk seemed much less important than just leaving. She could hide in the woods where no one would come upon her ugly form. She bent to pick up the pack unknowingly enticing the watcher to come closer.

"Excuse me Miss," A deep young voice called. Ren straightened. The voice did not sound threatening at all…rather it sounded friendly. She heard a smile in the voice. The voice sounded again, "I was wondering if you might do me the honor of bearing my child."
Ren scoffed. She turned only to find herself faced with a human monk. He was taller than her and probably tall for a human, as far as she knew. His hair was light brown and cut short except a small lock which was tied back. His eyes were dark and he wore the garb of a monk and carried a golden staff.
The man gasped and his eyes studied her face. His smile fell for a second but then he renewed it. She, he saw, was not a mortal woman but a demoness. Still she was breathtaking in her loveliness.
"Please leave me monk," Ren asked in a haughty tone that was more bravado than attitude. She did not wish to be purified. Then she saw him inspecting her person with his eyes she huffed, "I do not wish to be mocked by a human…or purified by one either," She added quietly.
"Oh," He grinned and backed up a step, "Well my father instructed me that demons should only ever be attacked if they are harming an innocent. You do not look like you wish me harm. You are very pretty you know. My parents are friends with demons…Perhaps you have heard of the great hanyou InuYasha?" He asked. That name carried clout with it many places now. InuYasha was almost as revered as his brother.
Ren had heard stories of the Inu half-brother to the great Daiyoki of the west. But as her momma put it he was just a pathetic half-breed. Rin on the other hand said he was strong and almost as strong as her lord. She had heard of his boundless strength and heroism. Though Jaken had mellowed out over the last twenty years he still detested the half-demon.
Ren on the other hand admired InuYasha. He had been unwanted like she felt much of the time. She had often wished she could strike out on her own, and see the world. She knew she was not to be compared in strength to the great inu demons but she wanted to be strong.
Ren nodded, "I have heard tales of him."
The man nodded. Then he paused and began to rub his chin, "Are you traveling all alone Miss?"
Ren didn't answer right away.
"Ah," He knocked himself on the head, "Forgive my rudeness I was just so stunned by your beauty. My name is Ken'Ichi." He bowed.
"Ren," the girl answered tersely.
"May I inquire as to what such a lovely creature as yourself is doing out here all alone?" He straightened up.
Ren frowned, "That is my business, and you can stop spouting lies to me now."
"What lie have I spoken," He only smiled at her.
"Stop calling me…beautiful," The word was spat from her mouth like it tasted bad. It was a bitter and sore subject to her. Humans may be "lesser" beings according to her mother but she knew they were not stupid, well not all of them.
"That is no lie miss. You are hardly plain. …Such striking hair and such vibrant jade eyes…Your skin is like dark silk," The monk waxed poetic and his eyes almost seemed to glaze over as a lecherous smile crept upon his face. Ren backed up a step. The monk's aura shifted from serene to one of arousal.
"You must allow me to escort you Miss Ren," Ken'Ichi smiled and crossed his arms letting the staff rest in the crook of his left arm, "I insist…at the very least until we reach my parents village. It is but a few hours walk from here. The young man's smile softened, "You would be welcome to lodge with my family for the evening."
"Which way is this village?" Ren queried with her guard still up.
"A few miles southwest," He answered her. Ren thought about it. It was not like she had a specific destination to go…as long as it was away from that bastard Satoshi.
"Fine," Ren agreed then added, "But if you think of touching me or purifying me I promise to rip out your throat before you get the chance." She made her threat more concrete by letting loose her youki, just a bit. Her eyes changed from green to red and her hair bristled. The monk shuddered just a bit. Ren called her inner demon back and it was all hidden. Ken'Ichi wondered if he should have not just purified her, but he never sensed any true threat, he could tell that she would only defend herself if necessary and not attack unprovoked.
They walked and the monk kept his tongue. This she-demon was no ordinary demon. She seemed regal, but at the same time very down to earth. She was not vain though by the gods and goddesses she had every right to be conceited. Ren shouldered her pack and kept sneaking glances at the human. He was being awfully quiet. Not like her only human friend. Rin was always talking and bubbly and happy. Ren missed the human woman very much. Since she had gotten married Rin had not had many chances to write much less visit.

"So monk," She started.
"Ken'Ichi, please," He supplicated.
"Alright, mon—Ken'Ichi," Ren began again, "How come you and your people to befriend a demon, even if he were half human? Are not monks and other spiritually powerful ningen the enemies of demons?"
"Not all of us see the world as black and white Miss Ren," He supplies.
"Just Ren," She begged, "That miss stuff makes me feel weird."
"Fair enough, Ren," Ken'Ichi tried out her name again and liked the feel of it rolling off his tongue. It was a simple name and yet so suited to the girl.
"Well though you did not really answer my question Ken'Ichi," Ren reminded him. He grinned at her and she found herself smiling in spite of herself.
"Well it is a very long story," The light haired monk explained.
"I do have the time since we are traveling together," She encouraged him to continue.
Ken'Ichi began the tale of Naraku's evil deeds and how his parents a strange priestess, a fox demon and of course the half demon InuYasha banded together in the quest to defeat the spider demon. Ren had heard tales of Naraku, but never of these humans this fox child. Only her mother's lord and his half-brother had ever come up inside the swamps.
Then Ken'Ichi began telling of other demons and people who had helped. There was an old priestess named Kaede, a Wolf demon and his tribe, a cowardly raccoon and an even more cowardly flea. Ren laughed hearing of their silly antics. Her mother was mentioned in somewhat distain. Ren frowned but tried not to give away her ire because she did not care to explain that he was talking of her mother.
Apparently the hanyou's group and Lord Sesshomaru's group had not always been on the best of terms. They are now…mostly she was sure of that.
"Is something the matter Ren?" He had noticed her mood swing. She shook her head and smiled. It is nothing, but I know of Jaken. He is not as bad as you have made him out. He married a noble and quite favored amongst his people.
"Oh," The man looked embarrassed, "I am sorry if I offended you or your…prince."
"Technically in our culture Jaken would be classified as a princess he married the lord of the swamps and has born many offspring for the toad lord Gamamaru," She explained quickly as her temper waned.
The monk looked shocked but quickly absorbed the information, "Ah then please forgive me for insulting the princess." Ren nodded. She wanted to snicker knowing her mother would have tanned her hide if he knew how Ren was identifying her to outsiders. That is if she survived the flogging for associating with a strange human. It lifted her spirits to think of her mother's fiery temper. She sighed and smiled. Ken'Ichi assumed all was forgiven and continued to tell her about his parents and his parents' friends.
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