Crossover: A Different Inuyasha.

In Maple Village, a beautiful priestess dressed in red and white shrine maiden attire, with her right eye covered by an eyepatch, suddenly raised her head as Inuyasha left the forest.

"Impossible! No demon or human can break Kikyo's seal, but how come Inuyasha's aura is getting closer..."

"Lord Feng, what has happened?"

A villager who was learning archery nearby saw the shrine maiden Feng put down her bow and arrow, jogged a few steps closer, and asked respectfully.

During this period, the Shogun's power waned and his regime fell into other hands, leading to continuous fighting and bloodshed among humans.

At the same time, because many people died of hunger and war, the Warring States period, filled with resentment, was also an era in which monsters ran rampant.

Witches who knew herbs, archery, and exorcising demons were highly respected by the people.

Not to mention Kaede, who grew up in Kaede Village, she can be considered the leader.

"Bring your men and come with me!"

After Kikyo left, Kaede, who was not yet of marriageable age, gradually took on the heavy responsibility of the survival of Kaede Village, and acted decisively and swiftly.

"We need to check on Inuyasha's situation!"

Several warhorses were brought over, and Feng mounted them, leading the village guards along the field ridges straight to the forest. Soon after, at the edge of the forest, they spotted a familiar figure in bright red.

This is a monster she can never forget.

With silver hair reaching his waist and bright golden eyes, he wore a robe made of fire rat fur. Except when he was in front of Kikyo, he always put on a very arrogant attitude.

She had thought her sister would grow old with Inuyasha, but no one expected it to end in tragedy.

"Lord Kaede, that's Inuyasha!"

Thanks to their keen eyesight honed through years of archery practice, many members of the village guards recognized Inuyasha, whose appearance remained unchanged.

Similarly, the people of Kaede Village saw Inuyasha, and Inuyasha also saw them.

"That's... Maple?"

It wasn't a little girl, nor an old woman; Inuyasha saw that the leader was a dashing priestess riding a horse.

The priestess grasped the exposed bow frame behind her shoulder with her back hand and took the longbow off with her left.

He reached his right hand into the quiver at his waist, pinched the arrow's fletching with three fingers, drew the arrow, and nocked it.

The entire movement was fluid and seamless, without the slightest hesitation.

With that sharp gaze, Inuyasha vaguely saw Kikyo again.

With a "whoosh," the arrow struck the spot at his feet. Inuyasha stopped in his tracks, watching as Kaede and the others halted about ten meters away.

"Inuyasha!"

Suppressing the shock in his heart, Feng shouted, "How did you break the seal?!"

Inuyasha did not answer.

He simply looked at the fierce and imposing Feng, tilting his head slightly—the timidity of his childhood and the kindness of his old age, two memories intertwined to form the Feng who now rides a horse and raises a bow.

So vibrant, so beautiful.

At the same time, the passage of time made Inuyasha somewhat relieved.

He possesses the possibility of achieving immortality, along with the girls he loves, and will also have the power to face anything.

With a "whoosh," the arrow grazed the hem of the trousers and disappeared into the ground.

"Inuyasha!"

"Look at me and answer me!"

Over the years, Feng has been exploring the reasons why Kikyo and Inuyasha had a falling out.

She didn't believe that the Shikon Jewel alone could turn the two into a life-or-death battle in the blink of an eye, and after twenty years, she also noticed that something was wrong.

Moreover, Kikyo only sealed Inuyasha away, not killed him. As his younger sister, she had no right to interfere unless Inuyasha did something wrong.

Now, Kaede feels nothing but dissatisfaction towards Inuyasha and excitement at the possibility of uncovering the truth.

But she also knew Inuyasha's temperament. Gentle words might get him to tell her the whole story, but such an attitude would be absolutely impossible.

Kaede wanted to provoke Inuyasha into attacking, so that he could rightfully tie him up and send him to Kikyo's grave to repent.

"You're not as pretty as Kikyo, what are you looking at?!" Inuyasha snapped back, not holding back at all.

He stomped on the arrows beside him, snapping them in two, the sound echoing all around.

With the same arrogant gaze he had before, Inuyasha swept his arms and twisted his neck, exuding a murderous aura.

"You brought so many people here, so just do it! Stop hesitating!"

His happy life was ruined for no reason, and he was filled with anger, both at himself and at Kikyo.

As for Naraku, he's just a stray dog ​​by the roadside.

If it weren't for the lack of smell, Inuyasha would have gone straight to him and killed him immediately, without getting upset over someone who was destined to die.

Having awakened his past life memories and merged with his former self, Inuyasha's strength is now vastly different, even without the Tessaiga.

Perhaps they are still not as good as Sesshomaru and Kikyo, but at least they are not being beaten on one side anymore.

As Inuyasha advanced, his rising momentum caused the horses to neigh restlessly.

"Lord Kaede!"

A villager glanced nervously at Kaede, whose brow was furrowed. "Inuyasha is coming!"

"Should we make a move?"

Only twenty years have passed since Kikyo's death, and the child who once played with Inuyasha has grown into a warrior who protects the village.

Aside from past relationships, the villagers had no intention of attacking Inuyasha, who looked like a formidable opponent.

Feng, who was being watched by everyone, naturally understood what they meant.

She could only bow her head before Inuyasha; being so young, she couldn't overcome the hurdle in her heart.

"Inuyasha, don't be so arrogant."

As Feng watched the silver-haired dog demon approach step by step, he reached into his robes, preparing to use his trump card.

"Don't think that just because Kikyo isn't here, you're beyond help. I have..."

Suddenly, a figure flashed past in front of me.

A hand forcefully squeezed into his chest, and then pulled out a rosary with fangs. Under Maple's stunned gaze, Inuyasha proudly held it in mid-air.

The afternoon sunlight was blocked by the silver-haired dog demon standing on the horse's head in front of him. Maple, whose whole body was covered by the other party's shadow, stared blankly and opened his mouth into the shape of an "O".

"Hehe, this thing..."

Inuyasha held the spiritual prayer beads to his nose and sniffed them, a nostalgic expression on his face—they contained his own scent, Kikyo's scent, and…

"You stinky dog, give it back to me!"

Feng flew into a rage, grabbed a longbow, and smashed it into Inuyasha's leg.

The latter jumped up and laughed arrogantly, "I won't pay it back, I won't pay it back, I just won't pay it back."

"Hahaha!"

For Inuyasha, this spiritual rosary was like the headband that bound Sun Wukong.

Now that it's in my hands, why would I be stupid enough to hand it over?

Ignoring Kaede's exasperation, Inuyasha put the prayer beads into his pocket, took a few steps and rushed over a hundred meters, quickly arriving at what used to be Kikyo's house, now Kaede's residence.