The Unloading Grounds by Himura Asami

Kingdom

I’m starting this late, but I plan to catch all the way up!

I never knew about this, but I love challenges.

This is going to be so much fun!

Disclaimer: I don’t own anything.

Word Count: 250

            Kagome didn’t turn to look at him. She kept her gaze firmly fixed on the well. She ran her fingers along the wood and took a deep breath, preparing to talk to him since she knew he wouldn’t speak first.

            “Why are you here, Sesshomaru?”

            “That is a question you already know the answer to, Miko.”

            Kagome gripped the lip of the well tightly. “I wouldn’t have asked the question if I already knew the answer,” she said, struggling to keep her tone polite and distant.

            “This one is here for you.”

            “And I’m supposed to believe you?”

            “Has this Sesshomaru ever lied to you, Miko?”

            “No,” Kagome conceded. “But I know you, Sesshomaru. And I know that you would never give up your kingdom– not for me. You might give it up for Rin, but you wouldn’t give it up for me. Why are you really here?”

            “This Sesshomaru has already told why he is here.”

            “But I don’t believe you. So, unless Rin is in trouble or having feminine problems, you shouldn’t be coming near me.”

            “Face me.”

            Kagome sighed and nibbled at her lip. Her shoulders slumping, she let go of the well and turned to face Sesshomaru.

            The daiyoukai walked towards her until he was towering over her, barely an inch away. He put his clawed finger under her chin and lifted it up until she was looking into his eyes.

            “You do not know what this Sesshomaru would give up for you.”

            “Yes, I do.”

I think I like this one. It’s very somber, though.

Sunset Miko’s Once a Week Challenge– Week 1: Kingdom

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