AN: So the feedback for the Weasley Twin Installment of my Once Upon A Crossover series did so well, that I decided to turn it into it's own story. This story will be told in drabbles. One update a day of 300 words, with the occasional longer installment. It will be similar to the one shot, but told from different perspectives and will continue onward. I hope you all enjoy!

Disclaimer: I do not own any of the characters or plot line from Harry Potter or Inuyasha.

George

There was a bright flash and his surroundings were literally crumbling around him. His good ear was ringing in the aftermath of the explosion, as he coughed up the debris that rapidly infiltrated his lungs. Even his eyes stung with the dust that continued to linger in the air.

Perhaps he hadn't been taking this war as seriously as he should have. He and his brother always believed that a joke could be made in almost every situation. Hell, even when he lost his ear at the end of the summer he had managed to laugh it off with a wisecrack. It was part of the reason they opened Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes.

As the wreckage finally settled, and his eyes met with the distressed blue eyes of his brother Percy, he suddenly couldn't hear anything. Percy was desperately trying to move large chunks of what used to make up a hall of Hogwart's School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. A pale left hand was awkwardly hanging out of the rubble.

No…

Time had slowed down considerably as he tried to rush forward. But he wasn't fast enough. No matter how hard he pushed himself he didn't seem to move from the spot he was in. Percy had continued to desperately shove aside the heavy stones off of the motionless body. Finally the last obstruction was removed and the victim's face revealed.

He was looking at himself and nothing else. His mirror image lie broken and mangled on the ground. The same fiery mop of hair was a mess, the same brown eyes stared back into his, yet they were lifeless and unmoving. But this individual in front of him was surely unconscious, or merely playing yet another prank. He waited for the 'gotcha!' moment to occur.

But it never came.