Taking a look around, Inuyasha exhaled. While he often appeared rather gruff at the end of the day, this was sort of a reaction to the way that internally felt. Ever since he had accepted who he was he seemed more and more pleasant to be around, but that should have been taken as a sign of weakness.<br/><br/>Rather it had simply meant that he had gotten so strong that he no longer minded what others thought of him. He didn't have to cultivate an attitude any longer since he was powerful enough, so to speak, in order to ensure that he could have defended himself against anyone who would have criticized him.<br/><br/>Maybe that was why he didn't really mind at all the fact that he was building a homestead with Kagome-chan. Looking back toward her, he exhaled and actually put plenty of work into everything. He was not of a regular human persuasion, which meant that due to his additional strength he was building up the structure much more quickly than would otherwise have been possible.<br/><br/>Now he finally came to accept that it was actually pretty good to be from a mixture of a human bloodline and one from a spirit's.<br/><br/>Inuyasha was at home as a half-demon finally.<br/><br/>The one thing that did trouble him though...was the fact that he expected that Kagome's ability to tell him to sit like some sort of an actual feral dog would have probably still worked on him, and that admittedly didn't sound the least bit pleasant.<br/><br/>Speaking of Kagome, though, he wasn't quite sure where she had gone off too.<br/><br/>"Hey, am I supposed to be building this entire thing by my lonesome?"