Yaohi Hill

After Kagome chased him out, the first thing he saw was Inuyasha leaning against the big tree, looking at the crimson sunset with a dazed look in his eyes.

She didn't know why Inuyasha was so persistent in wanting to retrieve the fragments of the four-soul jade from the hand of the priestess. Hasn't he always given up his desire to use the four-soul jade to become a monster?

Or, just for Kikyo...

There was a moment of sadness in her heart, but she still pretended nothing happened and sat beside Inuyasha, turning her head slightly to look at him: "Hey! Inuyasha, what are you thinking?"

Hearing her voice, the half-demon in red came back to his senses, and said in a low voice, "I smell that woman's body..."

"Any questions?"

"She's not human, but she doesn't look like a monster either." Inuyasha said suspiciously, "I don't know what that woman is, so I suspect that it's a helper Naraku found."

Kagome was a little surprised: "What does this have to do with Naraku... You and Granny Feng's thoughts are pretty consistent."

"I think, Naraku should not be able to control the Miko-sama with such powerful spiritual power."

"Besides, if she is really the legendary witch, isn't that a good thing?"

However, if all this is true, she doesn't have to stay in this era anymore.

While Kagome felt relieved, he also felt very lost and sentimental.

"I know that too..." Inuyasha muttered a few words, resting his hands behind his head. "So I want to catch up with that woman and make sure she has something to do with Naraku."

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And Shi Kui, whom they were talking about, had already gone a long way.

The sky is getting late, and the sunset glow has faded from its bright colors.

Shi Kui, who carried the Jade of the Four Souls alone, attracted many monsters who were overwhelmed, but she dealt with them one by one.

She looked down at the pieces of the Jade of the Four Souls hanging in front of her chest. It was like warm sunlight, sticking to her chest, exuding a soft and moist light.

It is precisely because of her innate pure spiritual power that the fragments of the jade of the four souls can have such a color. Once it is contaminated with the evil spirit of monsters, it will completely become a dark object.

When it was born, Tokioi thought it was a treasure that brought good fortune.But he didn't expect that one day, the jade of the four souls would become a thing that many evil monsters would scramble to snatch.

For the souls of Cuizi and Yasha, it seems that there is no way to find peace for the time being.

Not far from the foot of the mountain there will be a village where human beings gather, and she has to go down the mountain to stay at the villager's house for one night before dark.

Shi Kui was walking down the mountain, she seemed to sense something, she turned around subconsciously, but saw a small figure in the distance.

When they got closer, Shi Kui finally saw who it was.

The little boy in ragged clothes was dirty all over, his face was covered with ashes, and his clothes were full of burn marks, looking very embarrassed.

He walked with his head down without saying a word, without looking at the road ahead.

As he was walking, the little boy suddenly tilted his body and passed out on the side of the road overgrown with weeds.

Naturally, Shi Kui would not refuse to save her. The child in front of her reminded her of Xiao Ling whom she met not long ago.

It is very difficult for children in this era to survive and grow up successfully, and most of them died in infancy.Although she can't help everyone, it's better than having the power to do nothing.

When she was a weak human being, she couldn't control her own destiny, nor could she protect the people she cherished.

So Shikui understands this kind of sadness.

Without much hesitation, she walked over to save the child.

After the little boy was in a coma for a while, he slowly opened his eyes, and what he saw was a beautiful face of a woman he had never seen before. He opened his mouth, but couldn't say anything.

Shi Kui thought he couldn't speak like Xiaoling, but then he heard the boy's immature voice: "Thank you, sir, for saving your life..."

She looked down at him, then smiled softly and touched his head.

The little boy who was subconsciously shrinking his head didn't expect that Shi Kui, who looked like a dignified person, didn't dislike his dirty appearance at all, and was a little stunned.

But after the little boy said this, he never spoke again.

His eyes are dark and deep, like a bottomless pool, not like the eyes that a child of this age can have.

Shi Kui was also a little surprised why this child matured so precociously and spoke like an adult, but it became clear when he thought of what happened to her that he didn't want to tell her.

Having experienced enough and suffered enough, one naturally has such a character.

She sent the little boy to the village down the mountain, where she spent the night and set off early the next morning to collect the remaining fragments of the Four Soul Jade.

The mermaid naturally wants to look for it too, but she doesn't have a clue about what's on the picture right now. Collecting the fragments of the Four Soul Jade is what she should do right now.

Before leaving, he also helped the villagers deal with some little monsters who like to make trouble in the fields. In order to express their gratitude, these simple villagers gave her some of the precious rice balls for Shikui to eat on the road.

She left the little boy in the village.

It was her temporary idea to let Xiaoling follow Sesshomaru. Although Sesshoumaru looks indifferent, he is a very reliable big monster. The child is under his protection. During this time, she can safely collect the fragments of the jade of the four souls .

However, the folk customs in this village are relatively simple. A villager with no children expressed their willingness to take in the child. After thinking about it, she made a decision on the spot.

It's just that she didn't expect that the child would secretly follow behind her, wanting to leave here with her.

The little boy looked at her, and tugged at her sleeve seriously: "Master Miko, I will not cause you any trouble, please take me away."

Shi Kui stopped helplessly, squatted down and told him: "I can't take you away...you should go back."

"Can I still see you, my lord?" The little boy stood there, watching her figure go further and further, and finally asked a little stubbornly.

Shikui didn't want to lie, but she didn't want to ruin a poor child's dream.

Getting no reply from her, the child kept asking the question as if indefatigable.

"Maybe." Shi Kui told him, "Someday in the future."

And the little boy who heard this sentence seemed to be in a daze and remained motionless until a villager came up and took him back to the village.

Shikui continued on her way alone.

I'm used to this kind of life. After a short encounter, we will be separated, and soon she will be alone again.

After walking out of the village, Shi Kui saw a group of monsters with a thick miasma suddenly appear in the sky ahead, because they were too far away, she didn't see what they were.

However, that level of miasma has indeed reached a shocking level.

She rushed over in the direction of the monsters who had left behind a very obvious miasma, and soon arrived at an unknown mountain, but for some reason, the group of monsters who obviously attracted her here seemed to not exist The same disappeared.

Shi Kui became more and more strange.

What exactly is this matter about?

However, when she was walking in the mountains, she found that the surrounding scenery became familiar.

Mountains... temples... moonlit nights...

Those things that were dusty in memory... suddenly came to life.

The next second, the voice behind her made her whole body stiff.

Time seemed to stand still, and the heart seemed to stop beating at this moment.

Shi Kui's pupils suddenly shrank.

"Didn't my uncle tell you to wait in the temple and not go out?"

There was anger in the arrogant voice, but it was more worried about her.

His eyes became sore and astringent, and tears welled up at this moment.

Many memories of the past flashed before her eyes like a tide, and the last thing that was frozen was the face that always had a domineering expression.

"Ya...Yasha-sama..." Her voice was choked up, but she couldn't say the rest of the words.

Shi Kui's body trembled unconsciously.

Immediately afterwards, what appeared in her sight was the face that could only be seen in dreams.

Yasha looked at her tear-stained face, and his originally fierce expression softened.

He involuntarily stretched out his hand to wipe away her tears, and his voice became low and low: "Don't cry..."

"The human body is easily injured. If those guys sneak up on you while I'm not paying attention, it will be troublesome."

It's just that he patiently said this sentence, but it didn't work at all. He watched her tears grow more and more, and panicked: "Hey! I didn't mean to kill you, please stop crying!"

She didn't speak, just hugged him tightly.

Yasha was stunned, he stood up straight as if he lost his intuition.

"Why don't you see me for a while, you seem to be a different person."

After a while, she heard him say something awkward.

"It wasn't for a while." Shi Kui said bitterly, "It was a long, long time... so long that I can hardly remember the appearance of Master Yasha."

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You may not guess who that little boy is

Naraku's phantom kill (illusion) is only for those who have shadows in their hearts