Summary: When Sesshoumaru goes blind accidentally what ever will the fair Kagome do?
Rating: K+ (rating may change)
Disclaimer: I do not own any of the characters of Inuyasha.
Title: The Blind Leading the Blind
Sesshoumaru was dumbfounded. This is quiet funny considering he is rarely dumbfounded, but also because he couldn't see the object that caused this state of distress. This is the mental state in which Sesshoumaru now sits under his tree wondering what on earth had happened.
(Flashback)
It was a day like any other day. Sesshoumaru toddled along ignoring Jaken, Jaken chasing after Sesshoumaru and Rin chasing after Jaken, flowers in hand from God knows where. They had been traveling for an hour heading to the "unknown." The wild adventure everyone longs for. Ok actually it was quiet boring. They were merely traveling to the Western Lands border to throw out his "beloved" half-brother. Why he even bothered stepping into his lands he had no clue, but he'd fix that alright. No half-demon flesh would step foot on his land for long if he had anything to say about it.
Rin's annoying loud stomach rumbled behind the tall demon lord. Sighing, Sesshoumaru gazed around the path he had been taking till he spotted a berry bush. Stopping suddenly, he was about to tell Rin to go eat when something small, green, and annoying ran into him from behind.
"Gah! Forgive me my lord; I wasn't paying attention to where I was going." Jaken screeched behind him. Stumbling back and bowing steadily to appease Sesshoumaru. Giving a slight nod he turned to Rin and informed her of her lucky lunch break and wondered over to a tree to lean against. After watching Jaken run after Rin Sesshoumaru bowed his head and closed his eyes letting the wind lightly brush against his face.
Why did he keep that Thing around again? Jaken really didn't do much. He squawked, he yelled, he screeched, he constantly didn't pay attention, and he was very nosey. Really he wasn't even nice to look at. In fact he was almost painful to look at. I mean, come on, he's green.
"Put that down girl, I don't need any berries. Unlike you weak humans I don't need to eat as often as you." Ah, the distant calling of the small green imp. Music to the ears. Not.
Sesshoumaru could feel a headache coming on. He never had headaches before Jaken came along. Now if he only gets one a day he's doing well.
"Lord Sesshoumaru! Help me!" Cried the pitiful creature. Sesshoumaru growled annoyingly. Did the impotent moron not understand the meaning of peace and quiet?
Sesshoumaru cracked an eye to see what appeared to be the small monster being crushed in a hug by Rin. Sesshoumaru controlled the urge to snarl at the demon. Honestly could he not even get the girl to release him? And what sort of demon is defeated by a mere hug? Slowly the anger and annoyance began to build inside the young lord. Pushing off from the tree he turned to leave to continue to his borders.
"Rin come." He stated not stopping to turn to see if she had obeyed him. 'If that damn demon ask me one more time to –'
"Lord Sesshoumaru! Don't leave me!" Growling Sesshoumaru pinched the bridge of his nose and rubbed his eyes.
Well that was he thought he was going to do. As soon as he touched his eyes he yelped with surprise and pulled back his hand. What the hell just happened? Sesshoumaru tried to blink, but suddenly his eyes began to hurt. Not just hurt, but hurt. Closing his eyes in pain he raced toward the nearest stream he could detect, not caring that he had left his travel buddies behind. It took whatever control he had left not to dunk his whole head into the water. Scooping water into his hand he splashed it against his throbbing eyes. What happened?
Sesshoumaru thought back to what happening at that moment. He had gotten angry and annoyed he had touched his eyes with his hand. His hand. 'Shit.' Who would have ever thought his poison would work against him?
Well what do you think for the first chapter? I don't have a clue how long I'm gonna make this or exactly what I'm doing so please any guidance would be welcomed. Please review.
Aslan