【Inuyasha】White Moonlight and Vermillion Mole

Whether Miroku and the others would be hurt or not, they didn't know, but Kagome's play was too sudden, and everyone present was stunned in place with slow reaction.

No matter how the villagers said, Kagome just wouldn't change her words. The villagers of Renjiancheng wanted to help, but they couldn't speak up. Renjiancheng had already saved their lives, so how could they, who were penniless, feel embarrassed to ask for free.

They were stuck in the middle, looking at the people behind Kagome with pitiful eyes.

Surprisingly, Kagome was particularly firm this time, contrary to her usual character. Kikyo couldn't help but cast her eyes. She knew some inside stories, but half-demons... were harsh in themselves, not to mention human lives.

In this era of cannibalism, humans always put monsters and murders together, so she was not surprised that the half-demons named Di Nian'er would be excluded by this group of people.

She opened her mouth, and finally chose to watch silently. Ah Li must have his reasons for doing this.

Seeing that Kagome and the others chose to keep silent because of Kagome's words, the villagers probably knew that Kagome was the backbone of this group of people. They felt quite resentful, but they had to greet them with a stiff smile because they needed help.

"Then please come to the village to rest first, and we will prepare money."

"Okay." Kagome nodded with a smile, "But please do it as soon as possible, we have important things to do, and we won't stay here for too long."

"...Yes."

After arranging everything, the villagers were so painful that they tried to raise money and walked to a place far away from Kagome and the others' room to discuss in a low voice.

"Do we really need to collect so much? Our family has had a bad harvest recently, and we have no money."

"Ahem, my family is the same."

"If Di Nian'er is like before... Alas, why did he suddenly start eating people?"

"A monster is a monster, even if it is a half-monster, so what? Don't think about these useless things, think about how to collect money quickly."

"I heard from the people who moved in from other villages that there is a noble among the demon hunters, the young man in black who just came to prominence. How can we refuse the noble young master who wants money? Will he get angry and ask his servants to come to the village to cause trouble?"

Everyone sighed and frowned, and at this moment someone suddenly clapped his hands and shouted excitedly.

"Why do you have to use your own money? Have you forgotten that half-demon Di Nian'er grows a lot of herbs and sells them to the adults in the city? Do you still worry about not having money?"

"Yes! Some of those herbs are valuable. Last time I went to the city to find the herbs prescribed by the doctor, I saw them in Di Nian'er's field."

"You are really good."

"What if the demon hunter can't beat them?"

"Isn't it good if you can't beat them? You don't have to pay them to fight to the death. Anyway, there are half-demons among them. Let those monsters fight. What does it matter if they die?"

"Hehe..."

A group of people were discussing with a smile, very proud of their cleverness, and they didn't know that their conversation was heard by Inuyasha.

Inuyasha was so angry that he crushed a stone on the spot and rushed out to settle accounts with them.

"Sit down."

With a bang.

Inuyasha raised his head from the dust and glared at Kagome.

"Why are you stopping me? I'm going to beat them up!"

Compared to Inuyasha, who is a half-demon, the other humans didn't feel as deeply, but they also felt uncomfortable.

When Inuyasha was ready to beat someone up, no one stopped him. After spending the past few days together, they also understood that Inuyasha's words of fighting and killing were actually a soft heart. If he was really released, he would only beat up the villagers and not harm their lives.

However, Kagome stopped him.

A human couldn't stop him, but the red and white figure standing next to this human deeply hurt his eyes.

Inuyasha's eyes flashed with embarrassment and hurt, "Why Kikyo... Are you also--" to the half-demon... Tsk, what does he care about, hasn't he been through this for all these years.

Kikyo glanced at him calmly, "There is a half-demon in this village, named Di Nian'er, who is good at growing herbs and making ointments. He has been living on the edge of the village. Butterfly told me that he has never hurt any human."

"So?" What does this have to do with stopping him?

"So the monster that caused the death of the villagers is not him." Kagome continued, and he stepped on the ground, "There is a demonic aura here, hidden very deeply."

Inuyasha was still unhappy and didn't understand what Kagome and Kikyo said, "Does this have anything to do with stopping me from beating people?"

This guy... is always so impatient. Kagome shook her head helplessly, "The villagers just don't know the truth, Inuyasha, humans are timid, Di Nian'er is a half-demon and always has the blood of monsters. It's normal for them to be afraid."

"But if you do this, it will only deepen their fear and terror, and deepen their misunderstanding of Di Nian'er and half-demons."

FearFear of monsters is instinctive. Kagome cannot blame those villagers. Although they bullied Di Nian'er, they did not really hurt him. Di Nian'er's appearance... is enough to make humans panic.

Standing on the side of humans, Kagome can understand that he hopes that the two sides will reconcile rather than fight to the death. However... before reconciliation, they must be taught a lesson.

The bad roots of humans, the money is enough to make them feel distressed for a while.

Coral seemed to understand, "Indeed, if you really want to hate a half-demon, you would have done it long ago, not wait until today. According to what Lady Kikyo said, the half-demon of Di Nian'er still lives in the village, and the villagers accept him."

This kind of acceptance... may be accompanied by cold eyes from time to time.

"So, this is a good opportunity to let the villagers know their mistakes, let them know that there is no evidence, don't doubt blindly, learn a lesson."

Kagome nodded. This was exactly what he thought. When he landed at the entrance of the village, he felt the breath here. Because the seal was mostly unsealed, he was more sensitive to the obscure and dirty breath of monsters.

As soon as he approached, his eyes told him that there was a monster underground.

I hadn't seen Di Nian'er for a long time. It was not until I came in that I found that by chance, the place where I rested was actually the village where Di Nian'er lived.

Thinking of this, his eyebrows flickered and he looked at Kikyo next to him for a few more times.

Kikyo said Di Nian'er... When did you investigate? Is the information about Butterfly so detailed? I always feel that she is so amazing... She knows everything.

He was so fascinated that he stared at Kikyo for too long, causing Kikyo's eyelashes to tremble slightly. He frowned in confusion and gave Kagome a puzzled look.

Kagome received it and was stunned at first.

Eh? He stared at people a little impolitely.

After noticing it, Kagome clenched her fist and coughed twice to relieve her discomfort.

Then she looked at Miroku Coral. The two were packing their luggage, and Inuyasha reluctantly accepted the explanations of several people and ran to find the real monster that was hiding and harming people.

Kagome moved her butt twice and turned her body towards Kikyo.

They were kneeling around the small wooden table.

Kikyo was beside him. Seeing him coming over slowly, the doubt in her eyes became more obvious, and she almost asked.

What are you doing?

Miroku Coral appropriately messed up the packed luggage again and pretended to be busy.

When they got closer, the hems of their clothes overlapped one above the other, and the black haori pressed on the red line of the white sleeves, the colors were distinct and particularly eye-catching.

Kagome didn't notice anything wrong, and his eyes were shining, "Kikyo, you promised to teach me shikigami."

It was something he had promised a long time ago.