《my demon ~sesshomaru x reader~》chapter 5~ inuyasha
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"So I have another question," I said with a smile knowing one of them would get mad at me.
"Enough with the questions girl!!" Joken said walking in front of me.
"Okay this is my question, why does Sesshomaru hate Inuyasha?" I asked.
Joken then stopped, I guess he had to think about this one Ren then looked up at me. "I think it has to do with Inuyasha being half human." She said.
"It's none of your concern." Sesshomaru said out of nowhere making me looked up at him.
"Gosh, no need to be rude. Great now I'm crying." I said with a smile trying to get on Sesshomaru's nerves.
"Your not crying girl!" Joken said looking at me.
I grabbed a stick and slapped him across the head with it. "I have a name!!" I yelled.
"Y/n!?" I heard a demon. I looked up in the sky to see a demon in his first form, he then landed on my shoulder. "There sending Inuyasha to come to find you." As soon as he said that Sesshomaru turned to look at us.
"What? How do you know this?" I asked making all three of them look at us.
"I went back to see how they were doing and you dad had Inuyasha and Kagome there, he asked them if they would come looking for you. At first, Inuyasha said no but Kagome changed his mind." He said.
"Grate," I said I then looked up at Sesshomaru. "You're the leader, what do you want me to do?" I asked.
He looked at me and then at the sky. "Will wait for him." He said.
After that, he sat down under a tree and me, Rin, and the joke went to find food. "So who is Inuyasha really. I know he's a half demon and human but why does Sesshomaru hate him?" I asked again hoping I would get a good answer this time.
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"It's because Inuyasha's human mother had something to do with Sesshomaru's dad's death," Joken said. "But I mean it's not like you would know what that feels like." He said as Rin stopped to pick some berries.
I crossed my arms and looked at him. "Excuse me?!" I then kicked him making him fall backward. "Hahahaha!" All I could do was laugh at him.
"What's so funny about this?! You lucky I don't kill you right here and right now!" He said standing up.
"First, everything about that was funny," I said with a little giggle in my voice. "Second, you wouldn't dare kill me," I said with a smile.
"Why you! Your lu-" Rin then cut him off.
"Guys look." I and joken looked and seen a girl with weird clothes. She had this bow and arrows on her back as I do.
"That's Kagome," Joken said. As soon as he said it I ran straight to Sesshomaru with Rin behind me and demon above me leaving joken behind. He then soon realized what is going on and he started running, but hay we all know his short legs will get him nowhere.
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