Hanyo of Snow (Inuyasha harem x Male Reader)

Ch12: Reopening Old Wounds

(Sengoku Jidai - Kagome POV)

After that touching moment, some teasing from my mother, a few small gifts, Y/N changing into his gi and hamaka pants, and us saying our goodbyes to my family we jumped down the well.

Well everything else was fantastic, but Y/N'a gift practically blew everything else that happened this mourning out of the water.

Honestly I was just glad to know Y/N actually had feelings for me, even if he doesn't have enough confidence to admit it.

Which I can agree with.

I would like nothing more then to tell Y/N, but no matter what I can't workup the courage to flat  out tell him myself.

So I will give him sometime to work out it himself before I will...if I could work up the courage that is...

So for now we will have to remain friends for now, because from what I have seen is that he seems unaware of my feelings for him. Considering that I also never noticed his til today, so It wasn't that surprising.

Honestly while I would want more, I wouldn't mind just keeping our relationship as friends for a bit longer. Some of my best memories come from it after all, so why not just keep it that way a little longer.

Besides the only downside I see so far is probably having to travel with Inuko and Yura. I'm pretty confident that we can handle them...but I might need Y/N to hide her comb from me.

I might break it if Yura pisses me off again.

"You need a hand with your bike Kagome?" Y/N asked from the top of the well, breaking me out of my thoughts.

"Sure." I said simply as I handed it to him.

Without carrying my clumbersome bike up the well, I was out in a few moments. Though I kind of needed a breath.

Carrying a bike up a well was very exhausting.

Speaking of which.

"Hey Y/N, How where you not exhausted from carrying your bike up the well?" I asked.

"I just froze it to my back. It didn't bother me much while carrying up it up." He replied simply.

"If you could do that, then why didn't you do it for me?" I asked.

It would have saved me a lot of time lugging this thing up the well.

"This is my first time doing this and I wasn't even sure if it would work, that's why I was on the opposite side of well carrying it up." He answered.

I really must've been deep in thought if I had missed that.

"Fair enough." I said while getting up, fully rested.

With that we got on our bikes and headed towards the village.

While on our way there I couldn't help but marvel at the scenery, you do not see this kind of scenery at all around Tokyo at all with the closest paddy fields being in the Chiba Prefecture.

The closest I've ever seen anything like this was on the train ride to and from Kururugi a few months ago.

So even being around these same fields for the past few days is still a surreal experience, knowing that all around me would be replaced by housing and roadways centuries later.

Though while I can appreciate the majesty of our surroundings, I also remembered about the dangers.

Warring armies, murderous bandits, rampaging yokai, and if Gramps was right a small chance of dealing with tempermental gods.