Chapter: The search

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So when Yasha broke off the search for Kagome, he made his way home again. In the middle of the forest he met Miroku, who seemed to be looking for something. "Hey Miroku! What are you doing here?" "Inu Yasha? We were looking for you! Where have you been?", The monk wanted to know. "Oh, I had a little conversation with someone. And what are you doing here now?" "I'm looking for Sango! We were just about to look for kagome when Sango ran into the forest and has since disappeared without a trace!" "Sango is too gone? "The monk looked at the half-demon. "Why?" "Kagome has also disappeared without a trace. I had seen her briefly and suddenly she was gone. I couldn't even smell her anymore." Miroku became restless. "Why should they just disappear like that? You had no reason, did you?" Inuyasha looked at the floor. “Inuyasha? What have you been up to?” “Why have you been up?” “Finally tell me what happened!"Miroku urged him." Nothing happened. I just thought I smelled Naraku and went looking for him. I didn't find him, but Kikyo. I told her I made up my mind. Not more. "" Kagome must have seen you guys and thought that you only wanted to see her. "" But that's no reason to run away! "Miroku shrugged." She must have felt like you when Kagome was talking to Kouga. “Inuyasha seemed to think about this comparison because he said nothing more. "suggested the monk. Inuyasha agreed.
Meanwhile, in a distant castle, a man was sitting on his throne when one of his servants entered. Two girls were walking behind him. I see you did the job thoroughly, Marduk. Nice. Then we have two new allies, right Kagome and Sango? "Sango and Kagome stood motionless, staring into space.Her eyes were black, as if one could sink into them. The man smiled contentedly. "Bring her to her room! The two of them will help us destroy Inuyasha," said the stranger happily. So they left the room.
The next morning, Miroku and Inuyasha set out early to look for the girls. The hanyo was still trying to smell Kagome, but to no avail. They searched for a long time, inquired in every village they found, looked in the woods, in the fields and in the mountains. But nowhere a trace of Kagome or Sango. In the evening they settled down at the edge of the forest. "Where can they be? No trace of them! Must have happened to you! Kagome ..." Inuyasha feared. "I'm sorry to have to say that, but I think you're right. They disappeared without a trace, something must have happened.", Miroku said sadly. "Kagomeeee!" Shippo shouted and started to cry. Kirara was also doing badly. She hadn't eaten or transformed since Sango disappeared. "Damn it!Why did this have to happen now! Just where I told her my love! "Inuyasha cursed." Oh, that's why you were so weird. So we were right then. " "What do you think? "" Well, Sango and I noticed that you guys were getting kind of weird and we thought you might be together. "" Oh, did you notice? We wanted to keep that a little secret! Well, that doesn't matter now! We have to find the two! I am very worried about Kagome! Hopefully nothing happened to her! "Miroku nodded.
Shippo and Kirara fell asleep after a while. The hanyo and the monk were still sitting around their campfire. "When we have found Sango again I will tell her.", Miroku thought out loud. "What do you want to tell her?" Inuyasha wanted to know. "That she is the most important person in my life and I love her. With all my heart!" "Oh, then kagome was right. I miss her." "What was she right about?" "That you are in love with each other.She's noticed this for a while. I didn't want to believe her. But I should listen to Kagome lately. "The mood was at its lowest point. The two boys sat there and looked sadly at the ground. They missed their friends very much. They really wanted to find them. Suddenly something rustled behind them in the bushes. Immediately they got up and looked at the spot. Then Inuyasha saw someone who ran away. They ran after and stood at the end of the path in a clearing. In this clearing were two figures. "Oh no, that can't be."