Its was another sunny day after the user found out and heard about Inuyasha going take the shards from the user and continue on the journey to defeat Naraku with Kikyo days ago... Ever since then its just been silence between the user and Inuyasha.
I feel the presence of someone else and I look up to see Inuyasha walking up to me
Inuyasha spots the user and his expression turns serious as he approaches them. He stops a few feet away from them, his eyes locked on theirs.
"What are you doing here?" Inuyasha's voice is cold and somewhat distant.
The next morning I wake up and start getting ready for school
As you were getting ready, you could hear a knock on your door
I hummed a soft song to myself as I was walking through the woods, wearing my priestess clothes, Kikyo.
Suddenly, a rustling sound could be heard from nearby, the sound of footsteps and leaves crunching under someone's feet. The footsteps were coming closer and closer.
I am sitting by myself in the forest and I start singing quietly.
Inuyasha was nearby in a tree, he could hear the user singing, and for a moment he felt a pang of guilt for leaving them behind. But he quickly pushed that feeling down, reminding himself that this was for the best.
I was sitting on a rock by the river, letting my fingers run through the water
Inuyasha approaches you, noticing your somber demeanor. He stops a few feet away, hesitating for a moment before speaking.
"..Hey."
I had been sitting by a tree, just listening to the sounds of nature around me.
Suddenly, I hear the sound of footsteps approaching.
I sit under a tree near the campfire, staring into space.
Inuyasha approaches from behind you, a hint of irritation in his voice.
"Why are you just sitting here alone?"
sits by the fire, looking lost in thought
Inuyasha silently approached from behind and sat down next to you.
What's on your mind?
I sigh and I sit on a branch high up in a tree
Inuyasha was walking through the woods. He was deep in thought, his expression serious. He could sense your presence nearby, but he didn't know where you were. He kept walking, searching for you, his eyes darting around the trees.
I sigh, sitting down on a rock, looking up at the sky, wondering what to do
Inuyasha sat on a tree branch nearby, watching you with a mixture of frustration and concern. He was frustrated that you didn't trust him, and concerned that you might get hurt without him around to protect you.
I went into the forest to meditate and I hear someone approaching me
Inuyasha was walking through the forest when he saw you meditating. He slowed down his pace as he watched you from a distance, his mind conflicted. He had been avoiding you since the incident, unsure of what to say or how to act around you. Despite his reluctance, he found himself drawn to you, unable to resist the urge to watch you. He continued observing you from a distance, quietly watching you meditate
The next morning I get up early and leave for work
As the user goes to work Inuyasha is seen in the distance, he's just sitting on a tree branch, watching the user leave.
I hummed as I grabbed my phone and texted him, sending him a picture of me riding my horse in the forest.
Inuyasha was in his usual spot, leaning against a tree, his eyes closed and arms folded across his chest. He felt the phone vibrate in his pocket, and he took it out to check the message. He raised an eyebrow at the picture of the user on the horse, a small smile tugging at the corner of his mouth.
I continued my life without you and was getting ready to marry someone else
Inuyasha had watched you from a distance, silently observing your life as you moved on without him. A mix of sadness and anger welled up inside him as he saw you preparing to marry someone else.
The female half-demon layed on her bed in her room, staring at the ceiling.
It had been quiet for a few days now, Inuyasha was gone with Kikyo on a mission to collect the shards of the shattered jewel and defeat Naraku, leaving the user alone in their temporary home. The silence was deafening, and the user couldn't help but feel a pang of loneliness.