I finally finished this fix. So beautiful! There are no words that can describe how perfect this story is.

Thank you for the happy ending. It's a little sad to see you retire from fanfics, but you have left us some great treasures that I'm sure we are all grateful for. I wish you all the best in your future in publishing original novels!

I can't remember when I started reading this fic, at least 10 years ago, but every so often my mind would come back to it, especially during Holi, the Surat chapter really stayed with teenage me for some reason. So coming back all this time later to a complete story felt like meeting an old friend and catching up on all the years past. History was also my worst subject in school, so this story even taught me a lot, and I was so excited to learn it! Just, thank you so much for writing this, I truly loved every second I was reading it! And I hope one day to read your original novels when they are published!

wew, what a ride ! I couldn't sleep at 4 this morning and had to read the battle. The fact that young Kagome got into the story was a great piece of plot !
I'm sad that we won't get to see their children, but damn... the significance of being called a boyfriend when you've been 'married' for 150 years is a great irony.
And I was wondering if Sesshomaru would acknowledge the great loss of Kagome's widow ring. As usual, no disappointment here !

Ahhaa, Sesshomaru nearly lost his head because he didn't say hello to the all and mighty Bones-apart.

I learnt some stuff about the russian war. Honestly, your story should be handed to all the children that have trouble learning history. It is a walking history book, I adore it !
I loved the lilith reference.

Well, that was an interesting development. Took them long enough, nearly 250 years to come to realise they might be loving each other.
I understand Kagome's need for a normal life, at least once. Domestic bliss is goog for her. I bet she can't have children as long as she's frozen in time, right ?

Ahahaha, that line about Robespierre. He really was butcher, wasn't he ? I would have loved to see Sesshomaru tear his tongue out. After all, he could just escape flying, and get back to his lands :D

I never understood how we could gather so much hate that people would cheer at seeing other's lives ending.

so the shape shifter has been pushing Robespierre to the best of her abilities... this was a brilliant plot twist, very well done !

It is so great to travel with this fiction. I'm learning about traditions of the world, and it is so great.
Damn, 60 years without a man. Kagome really is a saint !
And that was a mighty fight.

He is as insufferable as ever, but very much in character !

I started reading this story, what. . .ten, fifteen years ago, when I was in high school. It wasn't completed at the time and, like many fics, I lost track of it.

But ever since then, I have never forgotten it. This, more than most any other fic I have read, has stayed with me for over a decade, resurfacing in my thoughts again and again after long years dormant. Tonight I was filled with a longing to finally finish the story-but despaired of ever finding it again. (I had no idea what the title or author was, and only vague recollections of certain scenes-Kagome in the revolutionary period, the colors in the streets of India.) I spent over an hour googling every description I could think of and squinting through list upon list of ancient fics, none of which were right.

It was only after I'd decided to give up, and that my search was hopeless, when I tried one last Google search. . .and I found it. Finding this fic again was like unearthing some half forgotten treasure from my childhood. A dream memory of emotion and color, now a solid thing in my hands again. I cannot wait to finally read this fic in full, and bring closure to a story that has lived half forgotten but ever present in my mind for almost half my life.

I followed this story since the beginning in 2008, but had taken a break from fanfiction for a long time. Recently looked it up when it came to mind and was pleasantly surprised and thrilled to find it completed. Congratulations! Wonderful work. "Forever" "And not a day less" - Beautiful

I forgot my login info But used to go by Heart-Chan, Only-My-Heart-Knows, HarryGinny91. I’ve been coming back to this story every few years, since you first started this, and was happy to see it was completed when I came back to it this year. Your note at the end of Ch.24 made me cry. I’m 30 and for a moment I felt like I was 18 again, back when I used to bury myself in FanFiction and dreams of my own Sesshomaru. When they separated in Salem, I cried then too. It reminded me of the long separation I went through with who would be my future husband. *TMI I know, sorry!* Anyways, thank you for staying with this story and for all your other wonderful stories. I hope you accomplish your dream of writing an original novel and good luck with any other endeavors you decide to take on. 3

I started reading this story back when there were only a couple chapters. I remember checking back in a couple times over the years, and always rereading the whole story to catch up to the most recent installment. I very rarely check ff.n anymore, but when I did the other day I was delighted to find that this story was finished. Thank you so much for your words, and for a delightful walk down my own past as I reread this story one more time, this time all the way to the end. It’s one of those ones that has stuck with me all these years, as a wonderful execution of an intriguing concept. Thank you so much for your time and effort writing it.

I never review stories. I am just genuinely blown away by how beautifully written this story was. Bravo!

Captain Smollet! I also recognize that name! But I can’t picture the Kermit version of the captain facing that bloody situation so well... Well written!

What a bittersweet moment. I've been following this fanfic since the beginning. It feels like I'm saying Goodbye to a part of myself. It's heartbreaking, but I am oh so grateful for the memories.
I could never say thank you enough for all these years of hard work and cherished moments.