SessKag Series: Control, Part 9

This entry is part 9 of 227 in the series Control [Complete]

But the nightmares didn’t stop. Even after returning to Edo village, visions of the blackened grove and its phantoms continued to haunt Kagome’s dreams. Each night, more horrors of the past re-emerged, rising corpse-like from the depths of her consciousness to linger floating at the surface. Silver hair tangled with dark twisting branches, demon blood

SessKag Series: The Pact, Part 23 (Explicit)

This entry is part 23 of 174 in the series The Pact [Ongoing]

In her dark and shapeless dreams, Kagome floated along within a cloud. Her body dispersed like vapor. She became edgeless, indistinct. She was everywhere and nowhere. She was here, and she was gone. Is this what it feels like, she wondered distantly, to no longer exist? She imagined her pure soul, cut loose from its

SessKag Series: Control, Part 8

This entry is part 8 of 227 in the series Control [Complete]

Sensing the magic of Kagome’s approaching barrier, Kirara rose from her curled position with an inquisitive mew. Beside her before the fire, Kohaku glanced up at the miko as she stepped into view, dropping her own small radiant shield and recasting a larger version around their entire campsite. “There’s a predator nearby,” she said as

SessKag Series: Control, Part 7

This entry is part 7 of 227 in the series Control [Complete]

“Ashamed…” Kohaku echoed in contemplation, the blasted ground crunching beneath his boots as he stepped up beside her. “It would also explain why he took the trouble to return Kanako’s body so close to her home village.” Eyeing the claw marks laid into the blackened tree a moment longer, he turned to Kagome. “Let’s see

SessKag Series: Control, Part 5

This entry is part 5 of 227 in the series Control [Complete]

It was midday by the time Kagome, Kohaku, and Kirara reached the remote northern village–a small scattering of sturdy huts nestled in the foothills of a snow-capped mountain range. Isolated as they were, the residents were understandably wary of outsiders–and especially of kitten-sized Kirara. But after Kohaku and Kagome introduced themselves as close acquaintances of