Sango sat at the edge of the riverbank, children were playing in the shallower part of the river, their giggles echoing off into the distance. Sango was doing her weekly load of laundry. inayofuata to her sat Kagome who was also doing her laundry. Kagome had her haired pulled back into a ponytail and wore rags, as she often did while doing the laundry.
Sango looked across the river into the forest where Miroku had disappeared into not too long ago. He alisema he had felt a demon approaching from the forest and went to go get rid of it. Sango didn't feel the demon though. Her powers to feel such things had gotten weak ever since Narau was killed and Miroku and her had decided to settle down.
Kagome began to hum inayofuata to her. Sango loved the sound of Kagome's voice, especially when she sang au hummed. Sango closed her eyes and breathed in deeply, as if the happiness of the song could trap her in it's wonderfulness.
Suddenly the humming stopped and Sango opened her eyes, a little hurt that the song had ended so suddenly. She looked at her friend to see her looking backwords with a worried expression on her face. Sango followed her gaze to see a flash of red rushing towards them.
Inuyasha stopped in front of them abruptly, causing some dust particles to fly into Sango's eyes. "It's Miroku" Inuyasha screamed so loudly the playing children suddenly grew quiet. Sango became horrified. Had Miroku died? Was he greatly injured? Had he gone missing? Her maswali that were jummbling through her head were all answered a sekunde later.
"He found a girl covered in blood in the middle of the forest and she's passed out." Relief suddenly spread through her body as she heard the news but she was also still concerned. A girl? Was it one of the village girls?
"He doesn't think that she can make it to the village, even if I carry her on my back. Kagome, could wewe bring some medical supplies out to him? I'll carry wewe over to him." Kagome nodded and stood up.
Sango also stood up "I want to come too" Kagome nodded and together they all ran towards the little hut that they shared.

In the hut Kagome rushed through piles of stuff, bringing out bottles and boxes that looked quite strange to both Inuyasha and Sango but everything that Kagome brought from her nyumbani looked strange. So they never questioned. Kagome looked at the pile of medicine in her hands and read each bottle, trying to think of any zaidi supplies she may need.
When she seemed satisfied she nodded at Inuyasha and climbed onto his back, scooting over to make room for Sango. Sango climbed on Inuyasha's back, even though she didn't like it to much, and Inuyasha sped out the door and in the direction of the forest where a hurt girl awaited them.

After a dakika au two Inuyasha began to slow down until he came to a complete stop. Sango and Kagome climbed off to see a girl laying down in a moss and leaf kitanda with Miroku leaning down inayofuata to her. He turned around and look worringly at her but seemed to relax when he saw the medicatioins in Kagome's arms.
Kagome rushed over to the girl and took a kiti, kiti cha inayofuata to Miroku. She was no longer afraid of his lerchrous hands for they seemed to be zaidi tame then ever, even though they sometimes managed to find Sano's butt.
Kagome began fumbilin through her medications and treated the girl's wounds. It was obvious that she had been attacked kwa a demon and then left for dead. She wore an outfit similar to Sango's demon slayer outfit and a sword dangled from her belt.
Sango sat inayofuata to Miroku trying to see if maybe the girl had also been a survivor from the demon attack at her village. This girl had the outfit. Maybe she was out playing in the field beyond the village during the attack. But sadly the girl's face wasn't familiar.
Kagome began wrapping the girl's arm which had a huge scratch that started from the juu of her arm and swivled down in a squggily pattern all the way to the egde of her finger tips. 'Like a snake' Sango thought.
Suddenly the girl's forehead twitched in pain and the girl frowned, her eyes fluttering open. She saw Kagome leaning over her. Her eyes searched the visitors calmly as Kagome rubbed substances to her skin that make her quiver in pain a little.
'A monk, two women, and a half-demon ' the girl thought. 'lovely'
The girl wasn't afraid of the half-demon. He was traveling with a monk. He couldn't be bad.
She looked up towards the sky and saw the sky a darkish blue with pink streaks across it and realized that it was almost nighttime. She sat up immeadietly, pushing away Kagome from herself.
"I'm fine" the girl studdered, trying to stand. Her vision blurred a little but forced herself to stand strong. Kagome shook her head "You were attacked kwa a demon" she whispered. The girl was surprised. The woman had a beautiful voice, as if heavan were calling her. The girl looked up at the sky again and then into Sango's eyes. "Then bring me somewhere private. Before dark"
Kagome nodded, ignoring the fact that the girl seemed to be talking to Sango rather than her. "Inuyasha, could wewe bring bring her to the house?" Inuyasha nodded and walked over to the girl, leaning down so she could climb onto his back. Miroku started to help support her but the girl just pushed her away. She wasn't going to get help to do such an easy task, no matter how hurt she was.
"By the way" the girl whispered, causing Sango and Kagome to lean mbele to hear her words. "My name is Kiwi" She alisema this with a smile.
As Inuyasha ran away from Kagome, Sango, and Mirkou, Sango realized that maybe the girl really was a demon slayer. Demon Slayers were taught not only to be strong phisically but also mentally. They were to always stay positive and live life as they want it to live. Sango liked that about her people.