That Someone that THEY don't want . . . .

Just then, someone else comes in suddenly! Somebody by the name of Scott Chen!! And not just any Scott Chen. No! It has to be the AUTHOR Scott Chen who’s allied himself with this one rogue Demon (I speak of the Occidental concept of such entities, not the Oriental) who’d kind of ticked him off, not letting him have his fun the last time around with the one chosen to be a Carrier. (re: 11126 )

Without preamble, Scott strikes all where they stand with strong magicks. Given the battle prowess of some, it’s the best idea this idiots ever come up with!

Inuyasha in particular would’ve handed Scott’s ass to him if Scott hadn’t cheated here. . .

. . . .

What Scott does with one of these adventurers is . . . nothing short of . . . Well . . .

It’s banal. It’s shallow, cruel, petty, and unnecessary. But then again so much and more terms (all unflattering) applies to this particular Scott. No, this Scott has had this done to him in so many “episodes” of Game 3 and now (in his warped mind) it’s time to do back to others before they do onto HIM yet again! Besides, it’s better to give than receive . . . at least in most part.

When “Suzie” offers . . .

No, best not go into that. Best to just leave that to the imagination (though you do not need much to know what happens).

It at least quells Scott’s thirst for vengeance enough to lessen what he would have inflicted on the remaining snoozing adventurers.

First, one of the adventurer’s “time anchor” is re-forged, divorcing the young Japanese girl’s life from her old world and time. That way when (not IF) events from the past change too much to allow for the “modern ages” which gave birth to her to occur, she shall not fade from existence (ala Marty McFly from Back to the Future). Or rather . . . causing a severe case of partial amnesia as her large chunks of her life which hale from that time period disappears into oblivion). No, Scott wants Kagome to remember . . . to suffer . . .

Why? Well, somewhere somehow he thinks (he thinks) that this young woman did him wrong. Whether true or not in the end doesn’t matter. Now is what is important.

Before sending Kagome elsewhere/when (away from Inuyasha), one last (very LASTING) thing is done to her being. . .

Let’s just say that Scott believe in matching sets and leave at that (for now).

Don’t worry, we’ll be seeing her again (sooner or later). Put it down as Dark Tower business, this. You know what that means? Stuff about something called “Ka” being like a wheel? ‘Nother way to put it: “What comes around goes around”. We’ll be seeing her (and others) here soon enough.

That bit of business done, another must become a carrier. A Carrier to a mystical puzzle which, if it had been allowed, would have created a Key to the center of all things, all size, dimension. A key to the heart of the Dark Tower . . .

But even though it’s no longer going to be able to be used as such, but still . . . what’s inside . . . . the powers that these Key Components still possess makes that one Jewel look like . . .

Heh.

Okay, time to move this along. Along to a "story thread's" events which'll be inspired in part (pure speculation, really) by this site on the Internet.

http://www. livejournal.com /users/kazbaby1 /86377.html?# cutid1

But first with the "heroes"....

Right before Inuyasha (and “Suzie”) find themselves on this living ship (named "Moya"), Inuyasha has a vague memory of meeting . . . someone who . . . laughed at him and his quest to become a full blooded demon . . . Someone named “Flagg”?

1. Before they can really get their orientation, the deck shudders underneath them and then an explosion throws them up against at bulkhead . . . and blackness . . .
2. Meanwhile, Author Scott Chen has placed the still asleep Kagome (http:// animeyume.com /kagome.html)...

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