Crossover: A Different Inuyasha.

It sounded like the snapping of a violin string.

The next instant, the entire hair nest trembled violently as if it had been provoked, and millions of hairs surged and rolled wildly outward from the center.

Like black waves bursting open under the moonlight, they swept across the night sky, obscuring everything.

At the very center of that churning black vortex, a banshee revealed herself.

She had short, jet-black hair that reached her ears, with thick bangs neatly covering her forehead, partially obscuring her pink eyes.

Those eyes were incredibly alluring, with slightly upturned corners and pink eyeshadow smudged around the edges, giving them a moist sheen in the moonlight.

On a delicate face, thin lips were slightly pursed, and a black ninja outfit resembling a cool swimsuit clung tightly to her body, with large expanses of snow-white skin dazzling in the night.

From her slender neckline to her delicate collarbones, and then to her full breasts that seem to burst out of her clothes, her curves are flamboyant and unrestrained.

Further down, a pair of straight, slender legs were exposed, the moonlight flowing over their smooth skin, giving it a warm, ivory-like luster.

A hot, fiery body, yet paired with an androgynous temperament.

These contradictions intertwined to create a strange and alluring beauty that both draws people in and terrifies them.

In short: She's a bad woman!

The demon with the reversed hair turned around in mid-air, its eyes sweeping down at Inuyasha.

The strands of hair behind her slithered around her like snakes, guarding their one and only queen.

With a hint of morning grumpiness, Jieluo raised an eyebrow and glared unkindly at the half-demon below.

"Judging from your appearance, you must be a poor half-demon who followed the priestess and was sealed away by her. I didn't expect you to still be alive."

"So you think I'm offering my head?"

As a "celebrity" with a wider reach than Sesshomaru, Inuyasha is used to being criticized wherever he goes.

Just like Sun Wukong being called the Keeper of the Heavenly Horses along the way, everyone, whether human or ghost, could say something.

He had no intention of engaging in empty talk.

The purpose of this trip was to eliminate any potential dangers surrounding Maple Village.

Inuyasha's gaze passed over that beautiful face and fixed on the nest of hair.

The densely packed threads crisscrossed, yet nothing unusual was revealed.

"There's still a difference between Source Power and a priestess's spiritual power. I can see individual strands of hair, but I can't see through them to see what Yura is possessing. Or maybe the Byakugan from Naruto could?"

The Jieluo is very similar to the lich in the West who possesses a life box; as long as the red comb of its main body is not destroyed, it possesses immortality.

The comb was hidden inside a red skull.

Since I can't kill with one blow, I might as well stretch my muscles a bit. The monsters on the road didn't give me enough fun.

"Jieluo, you're too dangerous!"

After uttering these words, Inuyasha suddenly exerted force with his feet, his whole body turning into a blur, and he shot straight towards Yura, who was in mid-air looking bewildered but not forgetting to retaliate.

As soon as he stood up, a huge wave of hair swept down from both sides of his head.

With a swift swing of its claws, the light of its claws tore through the night, shredding the oncoming waves of hair into fragments.

Before the broken strands of hair even hit the ground, a new offensive surged in from the feet, behind, and above, leaving no blind spots.

"A stray dog ​​courting death!"

Jieluo snorted angrily, and a red hair comb appeared between her slender fingers. With a casual wave, dozens of strands of hair twisted into a spiral shape, carrying bright red flames as they hurtled through the air—the Ghost Fire Hair.

Before the hair tie even arrived, the will-o'-the-wisps attached to it exploded, several bright red flames connecting in the air, blocking Inuyasha's escape route from all directions.

Will-o'-the-wisp ignites instantly upon contact with anything; even a mere brush against the hem of clothing can instantly spread throughout the body, burning a person to ashes.

Inuyasha twisted his body forcefully in mid-air, his claws slashing repeatedly, the sharp claw winds extinguishing all the approaching will-o'-the-wisps.

Under the cover of the will-o'-the-wisps, the real killing move lurked beneath his feet.

A giant net woven from strands of hair silently closed in, revealing Jie Luo's prized cage technique—the Hair Cage.

The hair steamer suddenly scooped up from the bottom.

Like a closed palm, it tries to trap Inuyasha within it.

At the same time, another hairnet pressed down from above, attacking from both above and below, a net that stretched from heaven to earth.

"No matter how many times you come, it's no use!"

Inuyasha's eyes flashed with a dark light, and his inner energy surged to his limbs and bones. He suddenly spun in mid-air, and his claws transformed into dozens of claw winds, tearing out in both directions simultaneously.

Soul-Scattering Iron Claw!

The hair cage was torn to shreds the moment it touched the claw light, and countless broken strands of hair fluttered in the moonlight.

Amidst the tangled mess of hair, a slender figure approached like a ghost.

Yura drew the Red Cloud from her waist, the blade gleaming with an eerie red light under the moonlight. The blade sliced ​​through the air, aiming straight for Inuyasha's throat.

Inuyasha nimbly dodged, and in the blink of an eye, his left hand gripped Yura's wrist as she held the sword, while his right claw ripped directly towards her chest.

The claw-like light passed right through his body.

Jieluo's body was ripped open with a gruesome gash, and blood spurted out.

The next second, countless fine hairs brushed across the wound, and it healed completely in an instant.

She was even laughing, a laugh that was both alluring and mocking. "Half-demon, don't waste your time. Here, I am immortal."

"I know."

Inuyasha's answer caused Yura's smile to falter slightly.

"I knew from the beginning that your true self wasn't here. These strands of hair, this body, are just your puppets."

Terrified, Jieluo severed his own wrist, leaped backward, and created distance again.

Inuyasha waved his paw, shaking off the blood, and sneered.

"But once you find something to connect you to your true self, you're finished."

"Finished?"

"You, a half-demon?!"

"furious!"

Jie Luo's expression darkened slightly, and he raised his hands.

The nest of hair behind him trembled, and millions of hairs burst forth, no longer distinguishing between will-o'-the-wisps, hair cages, or hair traps, but instead converging into an overwhelming sea of ​​fiery hair.

Inuyasha took a deep breath, and his source energy surged through his meridians like boiling magma.

He took a step forward.

With a single step, the fiery sea of ​​hair was torn open by the claws, creating a huge gap.

Without stopping, it cleaved through the flames of the sea of ​​fire, charging straight toward Jieluo with unstoppable force.

The will-o'-the-wisp exploded from the front, only to be extinguished by the burst of energy emanating from his body.

The crimson light of the blade slashed from the right, but he dodged it by tilting his head and then turned to tear out Jie Luo's heart and lungs.

"Found it!"

Upon spotting its target, Inuyasha leaped into the air, his body tracing a fiery arc as he reached out with his right claw toward a red skull emerging from a sea of ​​flames.

With his body mangled, Jie Luowang couldn't help but let out a shrill scream, all his hair snapping back as he tried to protect his deadly head.

But it was too late.

A golden claw-like light swept across, and the main hair around the skull snapped off instantly.

The wildly swirling bangs lost all their power in the blink of an eye and collapsed with a crash.

Thick strands of hair covered the entire cliff, gleaming a deathly gray-white in the moonlight.

Jieluo's body lost its support and slumped softly toward the ground.