plan was a good idea was.
"Do you mind?" Sango asked in response to the comment. Kimie looked down thoughtfully. "Hmm ... I actually wanted to talk to him about something again. But he probably doesn't care what I have to say anyway."
"I would talk to him again anyway.", Kagome said firmly. "Then at least there is clarity and you no longer have to worry about it." Kimie nodded. Her cousin was right about that, as she had to admit.
"Men!", Sango suddenly groaned in annoyance."Rely on them and then you are left! Just give us grief and don't even notice if we want something from them."
For a moment it was dead quiet and Sango turned her gaze to Kagome and Kimie, who stared at them in disbelief and made no sound.
"What are you looking at?", The demon hunter asked a little confused, whereupon Kagome replied: "You have never talked like that before, Sango. This is something completely different."
Sango then blushed slightly and averted her eyes briefly from the others. "Well ... at some point you have to say what you think. Or don't you?"
The eyes of the three met and shortly afterwards they had to start laughing. That used to be a typical conversation between girls.
"Kagome! Sango! Kimie! Where are you? The meal is ready!", Shippo's voice suddenly penetrated them. The kitsune emerged from behind a small bush and waved to the girls. Kagome waved back. "We're coming soon!Thanks Shippo! "The wood they had collected would be enough now, so the group made their way back to the camp. Shippo had already preceded, followed by Kagome, Sango and Kimie came in last. Just by chance, she glanced briefly up to the night sky and stopped abruptly. Something flew overhead just above the tops of the trees. They were strange beings, three in number that reminded Kimie a little of eels or something like that. Only these beings could, as already mentioned , were flying and had three pairs of legs in the front area of ​​their bodies, in which they carried glowing, ball-like objects with them, they flew by relatively quickly and quickly disappeared from Kimie's sight.
"What kind of weird things were that?", She asked herself softly and only the voice of Sango got her out of her thoughts again: "Kimie? Where are you?"
Kimie turned around immediately. "Sorry Sango!I was distracted."
"What for?"
"Not worth mentioning. There are probably only a few things in this era that are quite strange to me."
Sango smiled benevolently. "No wonder. But once you are with us for a while, it will be over soon. Although, one or the other surprises you get over and over again."

When the girls finally returned to the campsite shortly afterwards, Inuyasha was already enjoying a serving of instant noodles. "What have you been doing for so long?" He asked, chewing. While the girls sat down by the campfire again, Sango replied curtly: "Nothing special. Just talking."
"And what were you talking about?", Miroku asked curiously, but Kagome just put his index finger to his lips and answered with a smile: "This is a little secret among women."
The flying creatures that Kimie had seen flew steadfastly on their way until they finally reached their destination. On the branch of a tree sat a young woman with long black hair who carried a quiver of arrows and a bow.She wore the clothes of a miko and seemed to have been waiting for the beings that were now flying directly towards her. When they arrived at the young woman, they let go of the glowing balls that they were carrying with them, and shortly afterwards these disappeared from the woman's body.
"Thank you, soul collectors.", She said directed at the flying beings, which flew away shortly afterwards, apparently to collect more souls. The young woman leaned against the tree. "I'll find you soon, Inuyasha.", She said and directed her gaze up to the midnight blue sky.