All Kagome wanted from him was a promise that he would come back alive to her, and she would give one as well. Was it too much to expect that they could both come from their final battles unscathed in worlds as separate as theirs?

Post-Final Battle, Kagome is trapped in her time with a lot of energy absorbed from her entrapment in the Shikon, causing her powers to be temperamental. Having come to the attention of the Spirit World, Kagome has no choice but to accept weekly visits from a tantei to help her balance her reiki. KurKag.

Armin was so confused, because friends didn't do these types of things to friends. Friends didn't roughly demand that you scream their name only to swallow your voice with his lips because he forgot that they couldn't get caught. Friends didn't desperately try to seek out your heartbeat to prove to themselves that you were both real. Eremin.

The dark-haired woman easily piqued Kurama's curiosity. It wasn't often that a being of such power was able to run freely or able to command such respect from Koenma without even asking for it. And try as Koenma might to dissuade his interest, Kurama wasn't going to back down until he learned everything about her; it wasn't often that something called to his kitsune side.

It was dark and cold. They were running out of water, and fights were springing up. With all of the dangers of the Feudal Era, this wasn't how Kagome imagined her death, trapped underground after a subway accident, unexpectedly human danger surrounding her. And the last thing she expected was for a fellow passenger, a youkai, to be the only one on her side. KurKag.

Kitsunes were masters of deception and trickery, which was exactly why it was so difficult for Kurama to find out if others of his race were hiding in the Ningenkai. When he finally came across a kitsune kit, however, he was pulled into more than he bargained for and became aware of a bloody hunt raging underneath everyone's notice. KurKag.