We're blazin'

"Ahaha—you were so ready to go at first, what happened?"

Hakkai spares only a passing glance at the site of the landing (he's strong, to cause a disturbance to the sidewalk like that!), occupied by making his way closer to the oncoming storm of uninvited demons. Really, it's a shame they haven't learned by now that there's no shortage of people who are ready and willing to deal with them.

"Do you honestly think I'd have jumped like that if I didn't know what I was doing?" Hakkai asks, still maintaining a veneer of teasing amiability. "In any case, you shouldn't just stand there gaping if you'd like to help. Undoubtedly, there are people in danger nearby."

His voice grows more distant as he speaks—due, of course, to the fact that he hasn't stopped moving.

                犬夜叉   ― Who the hell was this guy, anyway? Inuyasha had seen plenty of humans on Kagome’s side, but none like him. Usually, he just wrote them off as clueless — wandering through danger every day, barely noticing. 

             “Honestly, people around here aren’t exactly geniuses,” Inuyasha muttered, feeling a flicker of annoyance — and maybe a little embarrassment, too. This wasn’t like having Miroku or Sango jump in to help. This was a total stranger, and Inuyasha wasn’t exactly known for his warmth.

      “Shut up ! You just caught me off guard, that’s all! If you’d stop running your mouth, maybe we could actually help those people you keep talkin' about!” He quicks on his jump, lifting himself up off the ground and leaping a whole two feet up above the strangers head, a way to show off, though he wasn't entirely sure just why yet.

                犬夜叉     ― “You mean you’ve been bawling your eyes out over some dogs? Seriously?” Inuyasha’s patience was hanging by a thread, his ears flicking in annoyance. Why did Kagome have to drag this girl back here? And where was Kagome now, when he was stuck dealing with this mess?

               “Come on, quit the waterworks already! They’re just dogs. Trust me, they won’t even notice you’re gone, alright? You’ll see them next time you’re home and everything’ll be fine.” He could hardly believe he was standing here, trying to cheer up some girl about a pack of dogs. “They’re not gonna hate you. Dogs just ain't built that way. Next time they see you, they’ll be wagging their tails like always.”

arms cross just beneath her chest, one eyebrow arching. ❝ i haven't seen kirara since this morning, actually. ❞ if he didn't want her to be skeptical, he shouldn't be acting so suspicious. what an idiot. ❝ why ? what did you - i mean, what did houshi-sama make you do ? ❞

                犬夜叉     ― Sango hadn’t even accused him of anything — at least, not yet — and he was already tripping over his own words. He couldn’t help it; Sango could be way more intimidating than Kagome, and he had to admit it. He should just confess, but instead, he continued digging his own grave. “It was Miroku’s idea! Take it up with the monk! I, uh… I gotta run!”