Honestly at that point Inuyasha had turned to offer her a smile just as she had done to him. It really had indicated that he had matured a lot, and that maybe their relationship was going to be better off at this point because of the maturity.<br/><br/>For that matter, he knew quite well that she must have experienced some changes too.<br/><br/>"Uh, sure, we can go and see her right now if you'd like. We should probably see her at various junctures throughout the trip. Like the monk said, she'll be providing us with plenty of support, but she can't really travel with us any more."<br/><br/>Lowering his head gently, the half-demon exhaled and nodded to Kagome. "Maybe we should bring something with us for her health." The suggestion had indeed illustrated that he'd changed, albeit for the better.<br/><br/>"Naraku is actually attempting to hide? That cannot be a good thing. I think there should be some way to ultimately trace him, especially with the jewel shards." Ken'ichi, more than anything, wanted to change Naraku's heart actually, but he knew that this wasn't going to be something that was a real possibility.<br/><br/>Eventually Inuyasha looked over toward Kouga with a bit of a mark appearing on his forehead, indicating his displeasure at the fact that the other was making a move on Kagome. He was, after all, completely in love with her at this point.<br/><br/>That meant that jealousy was going to be something that was truly real now.<br/><br/>Then, however, he had an idea suddenly pop up into his head that made him sneer.<br/><br/>Trying to smack Kouga upside his head, per usual, Inuyasha smirked again to himself.<br/><br/>"Ever meet this wolf lady named Ayame? At least she's your species, so why don't you go and screw around with her?"<br/><br/>Ken'ichi blushed a bit, but eventually nodded, "Lord Inuyasha may have the right idea, though his delivery were a bit flawed as it were. I believe that Kagome might not be interested in your advances, though if you should wish to join our party I believe that would be of no offense."