Crossover: A Different Inuyasha

Inuyasha kissed the girl's forehead, then let go and casually handed her the helmet hanging on the handlebars.

Kagome took the helmet and looked up at him again—the spring sunlight fell on Inuyasha's shoulders and hair, gilding his features with a warm gold.

She couldn't help but glance at him a few more times, then looked away, fastened her helmet strap, climbed onto the back seat, and reached out to put her arm around his waist.

The engine gave a low hum, and the motorcycle sped off along the road strewn with fallen cherry blossoms.

There are always three or four days each month when Inuyasha takes a break from the Eastern Country and returns to the Higurashi Shrine in the modern world to spend time with his girlfriend.

Occasionally, when Kagome has a day off, she will use the teleportation array that Inuyasha set up on the Sacred Tree to come to the Ruri Shrine, where she learns a lot about Inuyasha.

Kagome didn't act like an ordinary woman, making a scene or doing anything foolish.

Instead, she quickly adapted and took the opportunity to sign many "unequal treaties" with Inuyasha, such as "not being allowed to fall in love with someone else in the modern world, and only being able to love her."

Inuyasha naturally wouldn't refuse such a simple request.

The motorcycle traveled along the coastal highway for a while, then turned into the city and stopped at the entrance of a pedestrian street.

The two walked slowly side by side along the street, like any ordinary couple.

Kagome walked on the outside, while Inuyasha leaned against the side of the shop, taking much slower steps than usual to match her pace.

She would occasionally stop in front of a shop window, bend down to look at the small items displayed inside, or comment on the color of a piece of clothing. He would not urge her, but stand aside and wait, occasionally responding, or occasionally reaching out to help her brush away the strands of hair that were blown in front of her eyes by the wind.

Over the years, Inuyasha had given her quite a few gold and silver jewelry pieces, but the girl still preferred those exquisite and practical items.

Aside from accompanying him to some formal occasions, she usually dresses simply and elegantly.

Kagome picked out a pair of very small glass earrings in a grocery store. They were light blue, like two drops of frozen rain.

Inuyasha glanced at it, paid directly, and casually took the small paper bag from the shop assistant, handing it to her.

"I have my own money."

Kagome muttered something.

"What's mine is still yours." Inuyasha withdrew his hand and continued walking forward.

Kagome clutched the small paper bag, her ears turning red again. She quickly caught up with him, stuffed the paper bag into her purse, and didn't say anything more about refusing.

When I came out after watching a movie, it was already dark.

Kagome was carrying a bucket of popcorn that she hadn't finished eating. She kept popping it into her mouth as she walked, her gaze falling on the entrance of a restaurant with warm yellow lights on the side of the road.

Inuyasha followed her gaze and saw a couples' restaurant. A row of potted plants illuminated by warm light stood at the entrance, and small heart-shaped decorations adorned the glass windows. Several couples were already seated inside.

"Hey, you're already hungry after just eating?"

"This girl has two stomachs!"

Kagome turned around and glared at Inuyasha before stepping inside.

Inuyasha followed with a smile.

The restaurant's interior appeared more spacious than its exterior, with dim lighting and a small candlestick on each table, the flames flickering among the cups, saucers, and cutlery.

The two were led to a seat by the window, where a light-colored tablecloth was laid out and a trimmed white rose was placed on the table.

After ordering, the waiter brought over two drinks.

Kagome's drink was a light pink fruit drink with a thin slice of lemon on the rim, while Inuyasha's was an iced green tea.

He took a sip from the cup, put it back on the table, and called out to the girl, "Kagome."

"Ok?"

Kagome was stirring the fruit in her cup with a straw when she heard this. She looked up, still holding the straw in her mouth, and stared at him with bright eyes.

"It's almost April, do you want to go to Yokai High School?"

Kagome blinked. "A monster high school?...Like those schools in anime, schools specifically for monsters?"

"almost."

Inuyasha explained.

"I recently discovered a new world where there is a yokai school built to help yokai adapt to human society. It has an educational level that is no less than that of humans, and there are all kinds of extracurricular activities in the school."

He lowered his voice as he spoke, "Humans are forbidden from entering the academy. If any human is discovered, they will be killed without exception."

"Students are also not allowed to reveal their true forms on campus and can only live in human form. Since the academy only has monsters, there are many problem students."

Inuyasha was referring to Yokai Academy from Rosario + Vampire.

The strongest fighter in the story is the ancient vampire Alcard, who nearly destroyed humanity single-handedly in the past. He absorbed countless demons and became a giant monster.

It turned the continent into a sea of ​​fire in 7 days, and was eventually defeated and sealed by the three Hades Kings.

This superior refining material is perfect for accompanying Naraku, as they are integrated into the Chaos Pearl to enhance its inherent value.

"It doesn't sound like I want to go." Kagome wanted to spend her wonderful high school life with her best friends and didn't want to get into any trouble.

"That's such a pity."

Inuyasha looked regretful. "I wanted to go there and be a teacher."

"I've heard that there are quite a few stunningly beautiful female monster students at that school—"

With a "bang".

Kagome slammed her hand on the table and stood up, her head bowed, her bangs obscuring half her face, and a sea of ​​fire seemed to erupt behind her.

"You bastard..."

"Fine, I'll go!"

Inuyasha said with a smile, "This was your own choice."

"asshole--"

Kagome glared angrily at Inuyasha, when a messenger came to mediate.

"Guest, please keep quiet."

Kagome sat down, her face flushed, and turned her head away, her gaze falling on the diverse crowd under the streetlights outside the window. At this moment, she had no intention of paying attention to the face opposite her that made her both angry and annoyed.

I always have to annoy her a little.

She's a girl who needs to be loved too.

unacceptable.

Inuyasha looked at her puffed-up profile and spoke in a light tone.

"Don't you want to know why I would want you to go when there are beautiful monster students there? I'm better off on my own."

His words piqued Kagome's curiosity. As the waiter brought the food, she snorted, "Say what you want to say. I don't want to hear your excuses anyway."

"One reason is that I want to spend more time with you."

Inuyasha's cheesy talk.

"Besides, with you here, how could I possibly look at those ordinary, vulgar women?"

Kagome, who was pleased with the compliments, would have been wagging her tail if she had one. "...You're so glib. I've seen you fool a lot of naive girls."

Inuyasha looked at her trying hard to suppress her smile, her eyebrows practically screaming "happiness," and asked, "So, do you count?"

"You came to propose marriage when I was a child, wouldn't you say that counts?"

Kagome glared at Inuyasha, "You took me out in the middle of the night, riding a cloud dragon through the sky—you lolicon!"

"What?" Inuyasha crossed his arms in front of him, striking a "no" pose. "It's just that the person I like happens to be a loli."

"Ew—this is even more vulgar!"

"It hasn't even started yet!"

Inuyasha's meaningful words left Kagome speechless, unable to utter a single word of the phrases she usually used to retort to him. She could only stammer and lower her head.

Seeing that Kagome had lost her offensive power, he naturally changed the subject and returned to the main topic, "Besides accompanying me, you will also have several other shrine maidens with you in high school to complete the mission of dominating the academy."

"Huh? Domination Academy?"

This puzzled Kagome. "Isn't this what happens when I'm in high school?"

"The monsters over there have no respect for humans. They let the priestess of the shrine beat up the old ones, and you led the people to beat up the young ones. At least you didn't learn spirit arts for nothing."

Inuyasha spoke calmly, as if he could see Kagome dominating the demon academy, "After the mission is over, you can come back to study. You can choose any school in Tokyo you want."

"In no more than three months, you can come back and continue enjoying high school life."

"Wouldn't it be simpler for you to take action?"

Kagome made a gesture of drawing a bow and nocking an arrow, "Or let Kaede and Kikyo take action, and it'll be over in a flash."

"Why use a sledgehammer to crack a nut?"

Inuyasha waved his hand, "Those guys are perfect for you to practice on."

"That's exactly the kind of talk a villain would make."

Kagome made a comment, then noticed a dangerous glint in Er Gouzi's eyes. She immediately lowered her head and ate the food on her plate.

Deep within a side hall of the Ruri Shrine stands a transparent petri dish about half the height of a person.

The vessel's walls are polished from crystal refined by spiritual energy, making it crystal clear throughout.

The interior is filled with a pale blue nutrient solution, the surface of which is as calm as a mirror, with an occasional string of extremely fine bubbles slowly rising from the bottom, swaying slightly as they ascend.

At this moment, a female figure is quietly suspended in the petri dish.

Her face was serene and peaceful, her hands were folded in front of her, her waist was slender yet powerful, and her skin was as delicate as new porcelain.

Two years ago, the witch Rito and Chunlan and others accepted this mission from Inuyasha.

Near the village of exorcists, the research team found the remains of Midori after her battle with the monster, within the seals and barriers.

Li Tao repeatedly examined the skeleton and extracted active factors related to Cui Zi.

Afterwards, they connected those factors into the magic array, nurtured them alternately with blood jade and spiritual power, and repeatedly screened them, eventually eliminating all impurities and leaving the purest factors.

Thus, a complete body was constructed, identical to that of Midori in life.

The sound of the door being pushed open broke the silence of the side hall, and Kikyo stepped inside, holding the Shikon Jewel in her palm.

This precious jade is no longer the purple it once was.

After being burned by Inuyasha's azure flames, the demon soul inside the body was completely burned away, and now it has a transparent, glass-like texture, warm and clear. When sunlight passes through it, it refracts into tiny rainbows, like a crystal that has been repeatedly polished, clean and untouched by dust.

When held in the palm of your hand, you can clearly sense a quiet and pure soul beneath its smooth surface.

"I never imagined I would be resurrected." A gentle voice came from inside the jade, it was Cui Zi who exclaimed.

"The initial balance between humans and yokai was built on the foundation laid by our predecessors."

Kikyo stood in front of the petri dish and held Baoyu up to her eyes. "Now that humans and demons can live under the same roof, you are naturally qualified to see this peace with your own eyes."

"At the same time, as the world develops, we need the presence of our predecessors even more."

"That's very modest."

A halo rose from inside the bead, and Midori appeared in the light. "Although we haven't fought, I can sense a dangerous aura emanating from you, as well as from your sister Kaede."

"Modern people are truly remarkable," she said, recalling the silver-haired half-demon who was as radiant as the sun.

Intense and grand.

Like a sun god descended to earth, he brings both hope and destruction to all living beings.

It burned away countless monsters that she could not destroy in an instant, and even had the power to protect her inside.

This powerful demon is the reason why the once strongest priestess refused to reincarnate.

If Inuyasha were to fall into depravity, Midori couldn't even imagine how to restrain him—no, there was still a way.

Looking at Kikyo, who was no longer a pure virgin, she sighed softly.

If the other party is mutually in love, how can one possibly judge that?

"I went."

In the next instant, Midori transformed into a soft stream of light and drifted toward the petri dish.