This entry is part 46 of 227 in the series Control [Complete]
SessKag Series: Control, Part 44 (Explicit)
Kagome blanched. “What?” Recovering, she advanced hotly upon him. “Kill you, Sesshoumaru?—really?” She ground her teeth in irritation. “Don’t say such careless things!” In the hard set of his features, there was only resignation. “You will not check me, and I cannot. I am weary of it, this senseless violence.” After a slight pause, he
SessKag Series: Control, Part 43 (Explicit)
Kagome’s arrow cut a brilliant, rosy swathe through the darkness. Streaking toward the rutting pair, it flared almost white as it struck the ground near Sesshoumaru’s left knee. With a deafening roar, the daiyoukai reeled from the blast, the bloodied girl breaking away from him with a frightened scream. As Kagome rushed into the clearing,
SessKag Series: Control, Part 42 (Explicit)
With a start, Kagome found herself standing on familiar ground. Her fist clenched around the neck of her haori as visions of the night she’d stumbled across Sesshoumaru and Mayuri assaulted her consciousness once more. Here now, in stark, vivid relief was the girl—prostrate and naked, gasping and moaning and hanging on for dear life
SessKag Series: Absolution, Part 19
With no small amount of reservation, Sesshoumaru set out to find his younger brother. A quick scan of his surroundings had revealed that he and Hikari were alone in Kagome’s castle. When Inuyasha had left, and in what state of mind, were at the forefront of Sesshoumaru’s thoughts. His younger sibling was volatile to say
SessKag Series: Absolution, Part 18
In the tepid light of dawn, Sesshoumaru awakened. His muscles were cramped and strangely sore. Eyes still closed, he hissed in a breath as he minutely shifted, the fog of slumber still clouding his mind. He could not remember the last time he had slept so deeply. Frowning at the grogginess that gripped him, he
SessKag Series: Absolution, Part 16
Pearl-white and roofed in jade, Inukimi’s lofty palace glowed like a jewel in the early evening dark. Cities spiraled around and beneath it, a host of lights both natural and magical winking at Sesshoumaru through the mist as he descended, his boots touching to the moonstone balcony that bordered his mother’s favorite indoor garden. Sliding