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What Matters the Most	By : Avarwen Category: InuYasha > Yaoi - Male/Male > InuYasha/Sessh?maru > InuYasha/Sessh?maru Views: 55388 -:- Recommendations : 4 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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A/N: HELLO PEOPLE!
Lol, bet you weren�t expecting to hear from me again so soon, neh? : D
Bleagh. This chap has a little mini-fight in it... I hate writing fight scenes. *grimaces* Hopefully I didn�t completely fuck it up.
Anyway, the title for this probably doesn�t have much to do with the chapter. My brain short-circuited though and wouldn�t come up with anything better... >_<
Also, there will be no alerts this chap. Sorry, my email is acting funky again. >_<
*blinks at top of page* Oh, so they got an automatic disclaimer now? Lol, cool! Saves me the trouble! : D

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Sanity Rise, Sanity Fall

Attacking one�s children in any manner was certainly not one of the most pleasant things the world had to offer. In fact, as far as Inu Taisho was concerned, it was exactly the opposite of that.
That didn�t stop it from, at times, being necessary.
And, when one of your son�s has all but succumbed to insanity and transformed into full-demon berserker mode in an effort to protect your other, incapacitated son, who just so happens to be the first son�s mate... well, that was one of the times when attacking your children might be deemed appropriate.
Not that appropriate really mattered.
At this stage in the game, as far as he could see, anything that would get him and his entire family out of this alive and, for the most part, whole was fair play. And if that meant slicing Sesshomaru�s shoulder open, then so be it.
It�s not like he had a choice anyway; Sesshomaru planned to kill Naraku. Reasoning with him, obviously, didn�t dissuade him in the least. But Naraku was, at the moment, the only one who knew how to remove Inuyasha�s collar, and where Tsukiko was.
Now, while the collar might be removable by an outside source-- say a priestess or monk or some such-- Finding Tsukiko wouldn�t be quite so easy if they destroyed her current �caretaker� before he revealed her location.
And that had been the only thing on Inu Taisho�s mind as he had leapt at his son-- claws extended as far as they could go to tear through the thick fur and flesh that made up Sesshomaru�s hide.
The wail Sesshomaru had produced had been, fortunately, more angered and surprised than pained, meaning he hadn�t done too much damage to his son... Just enough to deter him in his quest to spill Naraku�s blood.
And that�s all he had really wanted.
And he had succeeded... Sesshomaru�s attention was definitely no longer focused on the kumo or killing him. No... it seemed that his attack on Sesshomaru had caused his eldest son�s yoki to start perceiving him as an actual threat... meaning that he could be a danger to Inuyasha...
Not that he would ever hurt his youngest son (unless it was absolutely necessary, like now), but try explaining that to a half-mad dog-demon.
Sesshomaru�s eyes, which had been angry enough before, now blazed with his rage and desire to protect his mate. The dark crimson orbs narrowed sharply as he spun on Inu Taisho, a loud snarl tearing free from his lips, his acidic saliva dripping down to eat away at the grass and earth beneath his paws.
And it was quite obvious by the look in his eyes and the way his fur bristled upon his back that any and all traces of rationale Sesshomaru had possessed had fled him.
Words, expressions, gestures... none of these would mean anything to him anymore. He wanted blood. He wanted the threat eliminated.
And it was quite obvious that, in that instance, Sesshomaru perceived Inu Taisho to be the threat.
Inu Taisho�s golden eyes darkened a little as he realised this fact, but he let none of his inner turmoil appear on his face as he slowly slipped into a battle stance, hating the arrogant look of obvious enjoyment that had splayed itself across Naraku�s face as the kumo looked on at the scene playing out before him.
And, putting all his hate and rage aside, Inu Taisho really had to admit that, when it came to manipulating and hurting people, the bastard really was a genius.
They hadn�t been here more than an hour and already Naraku had managed to make Inuyasha attack Sesshomaru and then incapacitated him, caused Sesshomaru to lose his carefully reined control and give into his youki, and pitted Inu Taisho and Sesshomaru against each other; and all that without so much as lifting a tentacle himself...
Inu Taisho didn�t have much time to contemplate this as movement out of the corner of his eye alerted him to the fact that Sesshomaru was no longer just facing off with him, but had actually moved to attack.
Not pausing a moment to really think about what he was planning to do, Inu Taisho quickly dodged to the sight, dropping his legs from beneath him and rolling a little ways to land in a crouch as he carefully avoided the deadly claws and fangs Sesshomaru had aimed at him.
His eldest son�s hulking mass crashed into the earth, sending several small earthquakes quaking from the shattered earth beneath his paws, making Inu Taisho thankful he had not attempted to rise to his feet; the action would have surely knocked him over.
His gratefulness didn�t last as he was again forced to leap away from Sesshomaru�s wrath as his son leapt at him again-- his mouth wide and snarling his fury for the world to hear as his jaws again snapped closed inches from capturing his prey.
When Sesshomaru landed this time, it was a bit lighter and with more consideration placed into it as he fixed Inu Taisho with a hard stare, his eyes sharp and intense... contemplating...
Obviously this creature he was hunting was both fast and skilled. Maybe not even so much prey as an opponent.
Sesshomaru�s ears turned back as he considered this.
The small... thing was more trouble than he had originally thought. Perhaps it might be interesting to fight with it for a while-- see if it was really worth the effort-- but then again... with his mate so close, and the other threat not yet eliminated... It probably wouldn�t be worth the risk.
No. He would have to take this creature out now, before it had a chance to harm him or his mate again.
That decided, Sesshomaru shifted a little, hunching his body into a mock-pounce, watching carefully as the creature tensed again-- the same way it had before-- obviously preparing to dodge him.
Sesshomaru gave a soft snarl.
Not this time. That creature was either going to have to fight with him, or it was going to be killed. He wasn�t going to chase it around like this and let it continue to distract him from what was important.
Clenching his muscles, Sesshomaru braced himself, and then lunged again... and, again, as he had predicted the thing veered to the side. Sesshomaru did not hesitate to follow, twisting and bracing one of his paws against the ground as he redirected his course to the side, catching the smaller being by surprise.
He waited until he could practically taste the being in his mouth before snapping his jaws shut this time, saliva already welling in his mouth in the anticipation of spilling the thing�s blood...
Warmth and copper filled his mouth, spilling over his tastebuds and down his throat in such a large amount that, for a moment Sesshomaru�s youki was too distracted to pay attention to anything else.
Then the pain hit.
Sesshomaru wrenched backwards, a loud yelp tearing free from his lips even as more blood poured in his mouth, and his mind worked frantically to pinpoint the source of it, finally connecting it to a gash torn almost all the way through the pronged edge of his tongue... one that most certainly hadn�t been there before he had attacked the creature.
Sesshomaru�s eyes were a little bit wide as his mind worked through the strange flare of pain rushing through his mouth and the flare of youki all the blood was causing.
He fell back on his haunches, a little stunned.
So. It seemed the little creature could fight after all...
It was that thought, more than anything else, that really jolted him out of his stupor, and he quickly tensed, rising to his feet again and scanning the area for his opponent, his ears turning back as he felt his youki finally rising to the task of repairing the damage to his tongue.
He finally spotted his target standing a good twenty feet away from him, blood dripping from his exposed claws, hunched and braced in a defensive posture... over his fallen mate...
Sesshomaru felt rage flood through him at the last part, his eyes growing even darker as more crimson flooded through them, and he barely resisted the urge to howl his wrath to the world.
How dare that insignificant insect go anywhere near his mate?!
Especially when his mate was so exhausted and couldn�t defend itself!
Blood rushed in his ears, singing a song that promised pain and death to the fool who dared threaten his family... pain and death which he was going to deliver. This oblivious, idiotic thing had taunted him long enough. It was going to die!
So caught up in his inner fury at the creature before him, Sesshomaru did not even notice the tentacles rushing toward him until several of the long, hideous black things had buried themselves firmly into the flesh of his shoulder-- further tearing open the wound the other had placed there earlier.
Sesshomaru did howl at that, his body arching painfully as his mind tore itself between focusing on the one near his mate, and the one currently ripping his shoulder apart.
Unfortunately, the decision was out of his hands, and, although he did snarl at the creature by his mate as it cried out and attempted to come toward him, his attention was, inevitably, drawn toward the other... the one that reeked of poison and death and pain and blood and other vulgar things... The one that still had it�s sickly appendages buried within his shoulder.
Pain assaulted him as the snake-like things wormed deeper-- rubbing against raw nerves and tearing through flesh and muscle and sinews in such a way that both prevented Sesshomaru from twisting to face him, or pulling away from the assault without further injuring himself.
He yowled loudly despite himself, his mind unconcerned at this point with what kind of advantage that might give his enemy as he fought desperately against blacking out from the prolonged pain filling his body.
The other creature made a move to dart around him, and Sesshomaru gathered his last shreds of strength and mobility and forced himself to snarl at the thing-- lunging awkwardly in an attempt to ward it off. It was bad enough to have one of the little things behind him. He wasn�t going to let this one get out of his line of sight too.
Not that that mattered much, because said line of sight was narrow, and getting dimmer by the second as the tentacles continued to burrow within his flesh.
Snarling angrily, Sesshomaru twisted violently, ignoring the pain that erupted because of this, as he snapped his jaws shut, once again, only inches short of his prey.
That didn�t matter.
The motion was enough to send the creature jerking back-- yanking the things from within him once again... slicing through the last shreds of flesh and muscle and bone that had held the appendage to him on the way...
Sesshomaru�s vision went white for several long moments as his mind went numb save for the frantic signals it attempted to send out toward the freshly severed appendage-- refusing to acknowledge it�s lack of existence until, with nothing but his three other, rather shaky limbs to support him, his body went crashing to the ground.
His vision flared back to life then, and his gaze swivelled forward, toward the ground that was rushing rapidly up to meet him... surprised when a pair of dull, barely-open, but undeniably familiar golden eyes stared hazily back at him from several feet away.
Recognition flared through Sesshomaru as his youki was distracted with the pain, and he barely even noticed when his body hit the ground, too caught up in the eyes staring so weakly back at him.

�Inuyasha!� He mentally screamed, his rational mind springing up from within the shadows his youki had buried it in for the first time since the fight had begun, even as he futilely attempted to rise to his feet, stopping almost immediately as agony shot through his shoulder and spine.
Though he had, clearly, not said the word aloud, Inuyasha still seemed to perk up a little bit when he thought it, and his eyes focused a little more clearly on Sesshomaru, gold orbs blinking confusedly into his crimson ones, before slowly sliding down toward Sesshomaru�s maimed shoulder.
Sesshomaru felt a small swarm of guilt rise up within him as he realised he had allowed himself to be so easily wounded when he should have been defending his mate, and his ears drooped down a little as he turned his face away from Inuyasha�s puzzled gaze.
The shift in the air was not one that Sesshomaru felt very often, but he had felt it once or twice before in his life, and it was enough to cause his head to snap back around toward his mate, alarm and horror rushing through him as he fixed his golden eyes on Inuyasha, even as another spike of pain shot up his shoulder.
He was not too far gone to yowl his distress to his father as he watched Inuyasha�s eyes flicker and bleed slowly to red.

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Glossary

Kumo - Spider

Youki - A demon�s �spiritual� energy

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-nette - Hm. Well, there was pain this chapter. But Naraku wasn�t feeling it. Is that any good? Lol, somehow I doubt it. Sorry, but my muses didn�t feel like hurting Naraku this chapter. Actually, they haven�t felt like hurting him much at all any chapters have they? Hm. I�ll have to have a talk with them about that. ^_^ Lol, glad you liked the chapter! Even if there has yet to be any Naraku-maiming going on. ^_^
-riddlestar - Lol, well we�ll see won�t we? I�m still trying to figure out how the hell my updating got so damn infrequent. *shakes head* Anyway, glad you liked Sess�s transformation. You noticed that about the end to? Believe it or not, I rewrote it several times, but every time I did it kept either getting shorter, more mixed up, or longer to the point where I was writing another chapter almost (which would have been fine if it hadn�t been shitty quality) so in the end I was a little uncertain what to do with it. *frowns* -- Lol, yep, I�ve got no problem killing off the MC�s, cause I can always just resurrect them again to use in another story! : D Still, we�ll have to wait and see who dies and who doesn�t, won�t we? ^_^ Actually, I�m not all that surprised that you�d say killing off one of the infants would be tolerable. I mean, other than Tsukiko, neither of the other two have really done anything or been apart of anything enough to make you seriously fond of them or overly concerned about what happens, and while you�re certainly not hoping for them to die (at least, I hope not ^_^) if they did, you probably wouldn�t really care that much. At least, that�s what I�m assuming you�re feeling toward them (if not, then just ignore everything I just said ^_^). I felt pretty much the exact same way when I watched the 4th movie with the hanyou kids. My main problem with killing them off, though, is that they�re just babies and, as I�m sure I�ve said before and will likely say again, I like to think my muses draw the line at slaughtering infants. -- Hm. Well, I don�t want to make you depressed... I�ll try and only kill Inu and Sess off as a last resort, K? Unless my muses dictate that they need to die, in which case it�s out of my hands, and I apologize. ^_^
-SP777 - Lol, so you found it? ^_^ Well, okay, I�ll be sure and check it out just as soon as I get a chance. I can�t promise how interested I�ll be in it though, even with pairings I like, I am a very picky reader. Lol, and as to the chap, lol, glad you liked it! And that is so very true... It might be fun for the rest of us to watch, but for the person he�s after... ^_^
-Anna - Lol, I�m glad the virtual eyedrops worked! Half the time virtual medication doesn�t seem to do the job. ^_^ -- I�m glad you loved the chap (and the rest of the story, too : D)! Lol, no, I�m afraid Sess isn�t going to kill Naraku yet. Soon, though, maybe... ^_^
-Sir Magus - Lol, I think everyone hates Naraku right now. Well, except for people who aren�t reading this story and/or don�t know who he is. ^_^ You�re probably right, though, as nice as it would be to see Sess tear out some of Naraku�s entrails, I think that my muses would demand a far more sadistic ending. Damn sadists. ^_^ Still, bad news for Naraku! Or whoever they wreak their havoc on...
-Kero - Lol, yeah, well what can I say? I talk. A lot. When people comment on my story, I like to try and interact with them on what they�ve said, and I tend to get a little carried away. But hey, it�s entertaining to most of them, I think! ^_^ Lol, yeah, I know, lots of writers don�t respond to all the reviewers. I don�t know if this is just because they don�t want to (o.O), they don�t have the time (understandable, cause it can really suck the hours out of a day sometimes, especially if you talk like I do ^_^) or are just worried that they�ll get kicked off the site for posting �Author�s Notes� (STUPIDEST RULE IN THE WORLD! >_<). But I know sometimes I�ll leave a review on a story and maybe inquire about something or comment on something that I would like some clarification from the author about, and rarely hear anything back, and it can be really frustrating, cause if I can�t get the answers from the author, who can I get them from? Lol, and another fine example of my rambling-- you�ve said two sentences, and I�m already more than a paragraph into the response. ^_^ Still, though, I�m glad it doesn�t annoy you. I know it annoys some of the readers (although strangely they�ve all declined my request to stop responding to them specifically) so to know that you appreciate it is really great! : D Anyway...
No, I am not joking when I say that-- the other story has about 73 chaps (if I remember correctly, I haven�t written for it in several months) and is probably not even close to being finished. The chaps are only about 1-2 pages long on font: Times new roman, size 10, though, so they�re only about half the length of one of the regular chaps in this story (though I�m pleased to say this story�s chaps have gotten longer ^_^). I don�t actually like that story very much, though. It was originally just a one-shot, then a whole crap-load of people reviewed telling me to continue, and I did, and it was interesting at first, but I just ended up realising that my story wasn�t flowing correctly, and I�d created all these damn loose ends that had no way to be tied. I�m still trying to think of what to do with it, but that�s gonna have to wait because right now I can only focus on one story at a time, and WMtM is top priority. It�s been almost a year since I originally posted it, so I think it�s just about time I give the readers an end, neh? ^_^
I�m glad you like my other stories, too, btw! Lol, it�s always nice to know that I might actually have some talent, and it�s not just a fluke my muses set up for this particular story! : D
*grimaces* That�s really gotta suck. A lot of my ideas usually spring up from just random things the reviewers say to me. But then, I�m weird like that, and my mind can make strange connections between things that really have nothing to do with each other. ^_^
Ugh! I hate it when it gets like that... you�re in the middle of writing a story, and suddenly you realise that you don�t like it. >_< It�s such a freaking pain to try and keep it going. Hopefully it�s working out for you now, though? It sounds like you got the biggest priority about writing back on track though: Having fun. ^_^ If you�re having fun with it, then you�re enjoying writing it more, and the quality will probably come out better. ^_^ Holy hell, though... 107 reviews in two weeks? How fucking fast were you updating? Or was your story just that good? O.O
Mm, yeah. I don�t mind Sango too much (though this whole relationship with Miroku is beginning to tick me off because, as with most of the relationships in the series, it�s damn redundant) but my fav female character would have to be Rin. Although, I don�t want her to end up with Sess! That idea has always creeped me out, even when picturing her as a grown up. Which is strange, considering I currently have who knows how many Inucest stories going and a couple of Elricest stories now... o.O I also kinda like Kagura. And, if she counts, Kirara. Why the fuck does everybody always push the damn nekomata to the side like she�s a pet? She certainly doesn�t act like a pet, and she�s definitely more intelligent, but everybody insists on treating her like a second-thought. Drives me nuts. -- Mm, I agree. Though it�s a hard choice, I think I prefer Sess the most. Then Inu. I don�t mind Kouga or Miroku overly much, but I don�t think of them overly much either. When it comes to writing them in pairings, though, Miroku�s definitely at the bottom of the food-chain. He just doesn�t appeal to me for writing, he doesn�t have the right attitude for it... Or something. But I don�t really mind him in the series. Except when he Sango and Shippo are ganging up on Inuyasha about Kikyo. Then I want to take that staff of his and show him where he can shove it.
(Woah, this is long already, isn�t it? Gomen, I�m afraid you bring out the rambler in me. More so than everybody else, anyway. ^_^)
As to staying In-character... Lol, well I�m glad you think I can. I gotta say, it�s difficult sometimes. I don�t think Kouga is at all IC in this fic, and I know most of the characters in my other epic-length fic are OOC, but I�ve worked at it and I like to think I�m improving. Sess is a real difficult character sometimes. That�s why, when I�m writing him, I prefer to be writing from inside his head. That way he can actually be experiencing emotions without breaking that stupid block-of-ice extrerior of his that we all know and love. ^_^ Still, having the characters be OOC in a fic in a fic isn�t bad, as long as you give a reason for it. Like, Inu and Sess would never actually show each other that they care in real fake life, but in this fic it was rather necessary, so I had to have it in there. As long as there is a good amount of character development that gives a believable excuse for the OOCness, then I think it�s acceptable. ^_^ I admit that I slack off a bit too. Though I actually tend to write better when I haven�t had much sleep (strange though it may seem) when I actually feel tired, I tend to be lazy with the writing, and when I�m cranky... well, let�s just say that it�s not a good thing for whatever character I may be writing about at that point in time. ^_^
Yeah, I have seen a couple Izayoi/Inu Taisho fics, but not very many. I don�t really read that pairing, anyway, though, so I don�t notice as much. I much prefer the sons over the parents. ^_^
Bolds and Italics? You mean like this? Well, to be honest, I�m not entirely certain how to answer your question, because I don�t really do anything. I write my stories out on Microsoft Works, and that has italic and bold functions built into it, so if the problem is the word-document thing you�re using lacking them, then I don�t know if I can help you. If it�s just that your Italics and bolds are disappearing when you post the fic, then it might just be the format that you�re saving your document in. I, personally, usually use HTML, but I�m pretty sure RTF (rich text format) works too. The only other thing I can think of is that you�re using the text area to write/post you�re chapters, in which case you may need to type them out using that accursed internet language: HTML. If that�s the case, then to get italics you go insert word here (hopefully the comp doesn�t actually change that into italics) and for bold it�s insert word here. I don�t know if it actually uses HTML, though, because the last time I used the text area was probably four years ago, so I don�t remember. If it is, than there are other codes you can use too (insert word for underline, <s>insert word</s> for strike, and <center>insert word</center> for centering) but if it�s not, then I don�t know what�s wrong.
If it�s any of those things, than hopefully my painful little monologue(is that the right word? Hm. I�ll have to check on that.) helped you somehow... I�m not sure how coherent it was. And if not... then I�m pretty much out of ideas, but maybe if you explain a bit more, then I�ll see if I can�t help you. : D
Lol, I�m glad you like the descriptions! I actually usually find that I drone on too much one on particular subject when I�m describing stuff (well, I know I do, but I�m talking about in the fic ^_^) so I tend to be a little sceptical about the quality of the descriptions, but hey, if you like them, and the majority of the other readers like them, then that�s what matters. ^_^ You guys are the one�s who are actually reading this fic, after all, and I�m just your faithful author-drone. ^_^
And thank you! Though I�m not entirely certain if you should be congratulating me on accumulating more than 500 reviews. I didn�t do it. It�s all the reviewers� faults! I blame them! : D
You envy me? o.O Huh. Lol, well, a first time for everything, neh? ^_^ If it makes you feel any better, though, I used to be really, really bad. Seriously. I�m not saying I�m good now, but I have definitely improved! : D
Lol, yeah, I think everyone was hoping he would die. Not yet, though. Apparently he�s still got some living to do. Hopefully he�ll resolve that issue before the fic is done, neh? ^_^ And fine. I won�t tell you. ^_^
Actually, I�m pretty sure Inuchanpuppy and miyuki are the same person. No, that�s a lie, as of now, I am officially not at all sure of anything involving the identity of the author(s) of the original challenge(s). I thought they were two people, then I thought they were one, and now I�ve decided that it�s either a person with a split personality, two people with very similar personalities, or some figment of our imaginations that happens to give out interesting story challenges. ^_^
Lol, don�t thank me for clearing up the whole demon issue with Arekusu, Inuko and Tsukiko. I�m the author of the story. It�s my responsibility to clear that up for you. Who the hell else was gonna do it? The other reviewers? Well, that�s possible (a few people have held chat-room like things in my review space a couple of times in the past) but still. I�m actually just glad I could help, and will be doing a headdesk in a couple minutes for not clearing up that confusion for you earlier in the fic itself.
(*phew* fucking long, but luckily, I think I�m almost done. Can�t be sure, you�ve got about five sentences left, which means I could go on for another fifteen pages. ^_^)
Actually, if you want me to be honest with you, I�ve thought of nothing. Nothing in this story is planned out, except, on rare occasions, vague ideas I have for future chapters (and even those ideas change once I actually reach the spot where I was going to use them). Everything just comes as it wants to, and I sit, wait impatiently for it, and then type it out when it gets here. ^_^ I actually don�t have that much knowledge of the Inu series. Or I didn�t when I started. I initially started this fic when I was maybe ten eps into the show (give or take ten more, I can�t remember anymore), and that�s not counting the twenty or so beginning episodes that I missed and still haven�t seen (need to make some time up to watch them on youtube or something) so it was really more guesswork from the beginning. That�s why I�m glad this fic is AU-- cause it doesn�t have to be completely accurate with the show. Makes it easier to clean up a mess when I slip up on a fact or something. ^_^ It�s all pretty much the conjecture(again, is that the right word?) of my gutter of a mind and the sadism of my muses combined with my love of Inuyasha (or rather, my love of Inuyasha with Sesshomaru ^_^) rolled into one. : D
Also, its good to know that I�m focusing on all the aspects of the characters. I try to, but sometimes I feel that I�m really leaving some out, or I�ve missed a vital spot in their personalities or something is going wrong, dammit! So to know that you are pleased with it is really great for me! : D
As to the whole �Being dominant of their own packs� it�s actually something that I�ve seen in a couple other stories as well. Not too many, but a few other people have made similar comparisons like that. I think people initially think of them like that because they�re dog demons. Though Sess is really more of a lone wolf... It�s a good thing he got Rin and Jaken, though, dogs are, after all, pack animals, and, as much as I despise it whenever they have Inuyasha do something particularly stupid and dog-like (like running after a stick when Kagome throws it) Sess still shouldn�t be all alone. ^_^
Oh, you�re done? Lol, okay, then I guess I�ll stop too. I need to get this chap up sometime this century anyway. ^_^
Lol, and again (or maybe this is the first time, I can never remember... >_<), ego the size of a hot-air balloon! : D
No Naraku killing this chap, I�m afraid, but after all the wonderful compliments you heaped on me... well, maybe I�ll see if I can�t work some death in next chap. Or something. ^_^ Now, if I can just get somebody to fix this gag properly over my lips (or fingers, rather) then I can end this, and you can go do something more worthwhile than listen to me ramble. ^_^
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