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vr 3.00
2008-02-16
Disclaimer: The characters of Inuyasha are not mine; they are property of Rumiko Takahashi, Shogakukan, Yomiuri TV, Sunrise and Viz.

"6ixth Session" by Abraxas

Free? | T | 2006-06-02
Kagura's always wanted to be free but is independence all she thought it would be? Naraku/Kagura imp (birthday)


Kagura awoke into nightmare not with scream but panic. She bit her lip, drops of blood and sweat sated the crypt, and she cursed those parts of the flesh that could not be conquered. Its mortality, its weakness.

Recomposed despite the chains, she defied that bitter cold exposure of her ripped, torn clothes. While all about the stonework of the charnel house, the bindings of the wrists and ankles, the morbid exhibition tantalized the spiders. And stoked the perversions of that creature, that illegitimate kin.

Red eyes glowed and demonic growl echoed completing the transmutation from nothing into being – thus by degrees Naraku emerged through darkness like a flower blooming.

Between the two was the box obliterated by shadow.

It squirmed with a rhythm entirely and uniquely its own, alien to the hands that held it and unknown to the eyes that avoided it.

Naraku smiled.

She jolted.

Naraku laughed.

It struggled and she, too, writhed – its veiled promises of lost innocence and broken dreams could not be endured.

Was there no worse a thing Naraku could do than give her exactly what she wanted?

“Happy birthday, Kagura.”

(188)

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