Disclaimer: I don't own anything of the characters. I am completely poor so don't sue me or you'll only get lint.

I plan on using these people:

BOYS:

Inuyasha

Sesshomaru

Miroku

Naraku

Koga

Souta

(maybe more, I'm not sure yet.)

GIRLS:

Kagome

Songo

Ayame

Kikyou (n e 1 ever notice her name looks like kick you?)

(again, maybe more, still not sure)

This is my second fan fic, but my first Inuyasha. I'm going to assume every one has seen at least one of the series or you wouldn't be reading their fanfic, so you all know sort of what they look like. So here goes!

CHAPTER 1: BREAKING THE NEWS

Kagome's grandfather has been asked to goin the Priest Commitee, for his knowledge, not ablities obviously. Kagome's family packs up and moves to the shrine where they will live. The odd thing about this commitee is the town for which is was originated, the Demon City. The Demon City has every deamon in the world living there, as well as deamon slayer, monks, priests and priestesses. It's almost as though that every remaining demon in the world fit into one city. The city is cut off from the rest of the world due to the resistance to demons. In other places they were fought, trapped, caged and treated like animals. In the Demon City, though, they were average citizens that go to school and work.

Kagome didn't know this place existed, obviously. It wasn't exactly covered in Geography. It's actually an international government secret. Imagine her surprise when she found out demons realy do exist.

Kagome's mother had known for a month. Her father had told her to tell her children, Kagome and her younger brother Souta. The day Kagome found out she would have to leave her childhood home to move to a city half way across the country filled with demons, she walked into her spotless home and knew somthing was up. You see, her mother cleans when she's nervous.

"Ah, Kagome! I want to talk to you before Souta gets home." Her mom walked into the living room and sat on an overstuffed cushion, motioning for her daughter to join her. "I'm afraid that because of a job your grandfather has taken in another town meaning we will all have to move." She stopped and waited for her daughter to say something. All Kagome could manage was a surprised sputter. realizing she wasn't going to get a responce, her mother added to the story. "It's called the Demon City. I've already checked out the scholls and they're excelent. Demon High has a much larger span of curiculum than your current school and the classes..." Kagome finally snapped out of it.

"Demon City? That sounds like a carnival! You've got to be kidding me, Mom!" she shouted and stood. "What kind of an idiot names a place Demon City? That's got to be the dumbest thing I've ever heard of!We can't possibly live there!" She finished her rant and glared at her mother. her mother looked at Kagome with pleading eyes, begging her to understand. Kagome melted back to her seat.

"Honey, it's called Demon City because, well, the citizens are demons." She stared at ther daughter's face, which clearly said her mom had snapped. "It's true. I visited last week end. The people are very nice and you'll love the shrine where we're going to live. It has a very historical well and a spiritual tree, and easy walking distance from ou school. And you'll be able to finish the last month of the school year here."

Then it finally hit Kagome that she will have to leave her life long friends Yuka, Eri, and Ayumi. Her eyes filled with tears and when Souta shouted his pressance to the house she broke and ran to her room where she cried herself to sleep.

When she woke up it was morning, and luckily a Saturday. She called her friends and planned a day at the mall to break the news to them. She did and they all caused a rather large scene at the coffee shop. They all swore that no matter what, they would be friends forever and nothing would stand in the way. It tore Kagome apart to think she would have to leave them when school ended.

The last of school flew by in a daze. Kagome gathered her records and said good bye to every one at least once. Hojo, Kagome's boyfriend, had been devastated, and had begged her repeatedly to write him as often as she physically could. They made arrangements to meet every now and then for a date.

It was finally the last day of her life as she knew it. She was standing beside the car that her family was going to cross the country in. Most everything was already at thier new home leaving only last minute things to throw into the trunk. She stood by the car and hugged her friends for the last time. Eri pulled out a beautiful locket and tied it around Kagome's neck. Kagome had promised that morning that she wouldn't cry anymore, but that was quickly forgotten. Sitting beside her brother in the back she turned and waved until she could no longer see her old home or her friends.

Her mother looked at her in the rear view mirror and saw the tears come once more that day. She felt guilty, but there realy was nothing she could do. Kogome would make new friends, and she was sure she would love their new home. She remembered moving when she was a child and thought how some things just don't change, like the hurt of losing a few good friends and a lifetime of memories.

Kagome had to admit, it was a nice house. Being a shrine it had about a thousand steps leading up to it in the front and was almost completely secluded with dense trees and bushes. It had a respectable drive way in the back though, since driving a car up all those steps was just stupid. She spent her summer doing her room and helping Gramps with the shrine. It had been severely neglected since the last shrine keeper. She didn't know if she was disapointed or releived that she had yet to see a demon. They had arrived in the night and all of their furniture had come before them so she didn't even get to see demon moving men. She was too sad and scared to leave the shrine to find some though. She knew she would have to start school soon and would see plenty of demons there. Her brother seemed to be taking all of this in stride though, just staring at in child like wonder. He left the house with their mother and would come back and try to tell Kagome what they looked like, but she wanted to hold on to her pre-demons life as long as she could.

It all ended too quick though. It was the night before her first day and she decided to lay out her clothes so she wouldn't forget anything in the morning. She started to lay out her old school uniform, but then realized she wasn't sure what she was supposed to wear. She ran down the stairs and informed her mother of this problem, but she just smiled and said she had already spoken to the principle about that.

"He told me that the monks wore robes, the priests and priestesses wore their traditional clothes, and the demon slayer children wore their ninja outfits with a robe or simple dress over it. Since you aren't any of those, you simply get to wear what ever you want to." Her mother returned to her former task and Kagome went to lay out other clothes for the next day. She chose a comfortable black skirt that reached just above her knees, a white tee with a black smiley face on it, black lowrise converse, and a black and white plaid belt. She thought her choice was perfect. But then she though, what do demons wear? Oh well, she'd find out tomorro. She slumped into her bed and had a very uneasy night.

She woke up feeling far from refreshed. She slapped at the stupid alarm clock beside her bed and drug herself to the bathroom for a shower. She once again questioned her choice of wordrobe but still thought it was her best bet and put it on. She ran out the door after saying good bye to her family and mentally slapping herself for being late her first day.

There were amazingly few people on the sidewalk that morning, and she made sure to cast her eyes down to avoide eye contact when she did see some one come torwards her. She could feel stares though, and she seemed to be getting a lot of them. She ran into the school yard just as the bell rang, signalling every one to be in class already. Because she was so late, there was no one in the halls. It seemed to be a rather large school because there was a sign hanging in the front hall with arrows pointing to various destinations. The ceilings and doors were about three times what they were at her old school, and she wasn't sure she wanted to know why. She found the principle's office and was relieved to see that the secretary was a human woman. Kagome cleared her throat to catch the woman's attention, and regretted it.

"Oh, you must be Kagome! My aren't you cute? It's been so long since we've had a new student around here. It must have been about twenty years ago. Every one here grew up with each other. It's not exactly a popular town, but it does have its perks. Oh! Your schedule!" She turned back to the computer and started flipping through files, shearching for Kagome's records and classes. Kagome would have run right out of there had it not been that her legs didn't seem to want to move. They've known each other their whole lives! This is going to be horrible! Every one will already have friends and completely ignore me! I wish we had never moved. "Ah, here it is. Your first class is right down there, sweetie," she said pointing a finger.

She was actually cringing as she made her way down the hall. She looked at her schedule, which at first looked normal, but then she noticed her classes. Demon Control 101? Demon History? What on Earth? Most of her classes looked normal, thank Kami. Geography, Algebra, things like that.

She slowed as she reached the apropriate door. She took in a deep breath and knocked before entering, and loosing her deep breath in a gasp.

Mwahahaha! I love cliffhangers. It ok for a first chapter? REVIEW OR I SHALL STOP THIS STORY IMEDIATELY! Well, maybe not, but don't take the chance. The rest of the characters will show up in the next chapter. Well, most of the characters. Find out then!