Footsteps could be heard, a soft rushed footstep echoed through the quiet forest. It would stomp on the brown and orange leaves that decorated the forest’s floor. A group had been chasing after the solitary footsteps. Inuyasha forest had grown into a large almost jungle like habitat; this had been the peak of demon culture, the lore was strong and the appearances where much more than anyone could have expected. Humanity needed a hero more than anything, even if it had been three hundred years since Inuyasha had been known as a savior to humanity from the cruel demon lord Naraku.<br/><br/>Her father had told her the story many times during training, he would state she could never defeat Naraku and his constant fear of the old demon lord returning had almost been an obsession to him, she was sure she blamed Naraku for her mother’s death even if they had disposed of the demon who murdered her.  The daughter of Rin and Demon lord of the West Seshoumaru.<br/><br/>“Please Tsukiko-sama, you must return to your father!”<br/><br/>A demon would call out to a dark haired half demoness adorned in purple, a gray tail following her that had hints of lilac in the fur. She would suddenly jump as more men would come out from behind a large tree. She growled her ears flickering back in annoyance. “I am three hundred and one!” she’d move to kick a man in his face, she wasn’t going to kill her father’s men, they were just listening to him. Luckily he hadn’t grown impatient and come on. No doubt her father wouldn’t let her knock him out again.<br/><br/>“Tsukiko!” she heard another howl, it was her father. Glancing behind herself she would see the large dog demon chasing her.. in his true form, knocking over trees and running directly at er. His red eyes narrowed on her. She would pause and pale, “Why won’t you just let me grow up!” she growled stomping one foot on the ground. The dog demon bound infront of her and stared down. “You are leaving this forest and going home” he would move to grab at her and she would jump away turning to run into the forest at her highest speed.<br/><br/>Seshoumaru would let out a grunt and annoyed growl as he would follow his daughter. Had all half demons just been rebellious, how did his father handle Inuyasha…that’s right, he didn’t. The demon couldn’t help to smirk at the dark humor as his eyes narrowed.. she was running towards the portal of the human world, no that was righit they sealed the well. He sighed as she was watching him and not where she was running. She was going to run into that tree, maybe it’d do him a favor and knock her out. He watched just waiting now.<br/><br/>Tsukiko would run, towards the same tree that once sealed Inuyasha to the forest before Kagome even awoken him. Tsukiko wouldn’t know it was the tree, she didn’t even know the tree was infront of her before it was too late, great the speeds would knock her out. She went to shield her face as she ran into the tree a great green light would embrace her and Seshoumaru’s eyes would widen. “Tsukiko!” he’d roar and suddenly she was gone, the worried father would approach the tree searching for her scent desperately.. only one thing could come in mind.. she either went to the future or past. He couldn’t tell which one, he just knew one thing.<br/><br/>It was Inuyasha’s fault…somehow.<br/><br/>The emerald aura embraced her tightly, and her lilac eyes would see a man and she could hear the soft rustle of leaves brushing against theirselves.<span style="font-style: italic">an inkling of proof</span>she couldn’t stop running, she would have to jump over him. In that instant there was the proof, a gray tail would slide over his head as a shadow would momentarily block the light; the tree behind him would have been glowing an emerald color and vibrating for only a few moment; a soft thud would be heard as there it stood.<br/><br/>Her outfit seemed more modern but she appeared to be a hanyou… lilac eyes would glance around and her tail would twitch. Where.. Was she.. Looking around, she quickly held her nose. “That smell!” she’d growl large fangs showing as she held her nose with her hands- no doubt referring to the pollution. “It’s like a thousand burning skunk demons in heat!” she’d whine and blinking before realizing she was not alone.