A collection of short stories giving a deeper insight the Inuyasha characters ranging from childhood to the future. Mainly centers on Inuyasha and Kagome, but will involve the entire cast.

Inuyasha never talked about his childhood. However, when they come across the village he once called home, his past begins to catch up, driving a wedge between him and his friends.

AU: Kagome could have simply turned around and gone back upstairs, leaving Miroku alone to deal with an unconscious hanyou in the back seat of his car. But no one ever said Kagome always took the easy way out… [Warning: language]

[On Hiatus] What's more painful than dying? Living. [AU] A young hanyou finds himself trapped in the body of an Akita. InuyashaKagome. M for violence & language. ALL comments and criticisms are welcome.

Post-Seisouhen Kenshin has finally atoned for all his sins he comitted as a hitokiri, but what of his sins as a Rurouni? Kenshin has to fix what happened between him and Kenji, but how can he when he's dead?

Kagome's a college sudent thrown into the world of demons after being called upon by the FBI for some of her more unusual talents. But even with her partner Inuyasha by her side, things are starting to look a bit dangerous for the miko in-training.

[AU, InuKag] A notorious archaeologist teams up with an indignant environmentalist. Inuyasha and Kagome struggle to maintain their professional relationship while they uncover a mystery beyond what they ever could have imagined.

AU fic. Kagome is moving away from home for the first time in her life. Inuyasha is a half-demon slave on the verge of giving up hope. This is their story - a story about love, sacrifice, and growing up.

A mother's hidden heritage, a child's fated destiny, a god's merciless game... The true enemy is not Hell, but Heaven itself.

discontinued AU. Kagome reactivates a youkai that's been in storage for 50 years, only to find that it's hard to define life when machines can think and feel. Scifi

ON HOLD Inuyasha discovers the present is more dangerous than he was led to believe.